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  11477 - new headliner! Finally!
Posted by: TristanC - 04 Nov 2018, 18:28 - Forum: Members Cars - Replies (7)

Well, I’ve finally finished the headliner!
I started this with my Dad back in August, sadly we didn’t complete it.

But I finished it today and whilst it ain’t perfect, I love it!
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  Happy Halloween
Posted by: Stuart Rees - 31 Oct 2018, 18:07 - Forum: Back To The Future - Replies (1)



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  80's Retro Film and Music Festival 2019
Posted by: Guinney1971 - 30 Oct 2018, 14:18 - Forum: Northern England - Replies (4)

I've been contacted about the above event being held in the Manchester Area 12-13 July 2019.

Contact Colin Slamon via http://www.back2the80s.com 

They usually get 3000-5000 attendees, and on the 12th they are showing BTTF on a big LED screen.

They are keen to get some DeLoreans along - can one of the NW area reps look into this and see if 
its worth booking a Club stand?

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  Custom made Banded Steel wheels for my delorean
Posted by: dknight - 26 Oct 2018, 15:18 - Forum: DeLorean Cars or Parts For Sale or Wanted - No Replies

So due to changes in my world these are now up for sale, I had these made to use as additional wheels whilst I get the originals refurbed, and liked the idea of some banded steels and thought they would work well. The fronts are 15" and the rears 16". I had them banded to sit perfect to the arches so they were just nicely tucked.
Wheels have been powder coated.

They are originally 4x100 Renault Megane wheels, professionally banded by a place local to me all balanced and checked afterwards.

Fronts are  195/55/15 Goodyear EfficientGrip with 5mm and 4mm tread, rears 255/50/16 Goodyear Eagle ZR50 with 5mm tread.
Rears have been on the lathe to fit the hub. Comes with centre caps too that I have made custom caps for, the centre caps stick out slightly with modification they would sit flush but I quite liked the look with them raised off. Also comes with long ended nuts to fit the caps on, and also comes with 10mm custom spacers which are needed for the rear to clear the brakes.
Also comes with one spare Eagle zr50 that I picked up.

Ive always said any other wheels on a delorean does not work but the basic look of these and the added width makes it not only look good but gives a bit more tractions with the bigger size.

Please do note if fitting these on the rear I advise having longer studs fitted, with the spacers on you can get the wheel nut on but I personally would like just a bit more thread to tighten on to.

I have never actually even used these, only for moving the car in the yard.

I would like £700 for them, any questions please give me a shout, collection location is Huddersfield West Yorkshire.



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  Cheap DeLorean 4 wheeled Vehicle
Posted by: Chris Williams - 25 Oct 2018, 20:34 - Forum: DeLorean Cars or Parts For Sale or Wanted - Replies (4)

Nice project to add to someones DeLorean collection: https://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/DE-LOREAN-T40...1438.l2649

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  NEC Auction
Posted by: Chris Williams - 25 Oct 2018, 20:31 - Forum: DeLorean Cars or Parts For Sale or Wanted - Replies (4)

https://www.carandclassic.co.uk/car/C1048191

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  DOC channel ideas
Posted by: theningiachicken - 21 Oct 2018, 10:49 - Forum: General Discussions on the DOC / Car / Company / JZD - No Replies

Hi all wanted to separate from the other thread as it was focused on the idea of the YouTube channel, so I wanted to make this more focused on what goes onto the channel.
Any suggestions for what the main focus should be and does anyone have any videos they would like to be the first on the channel

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  Fans not coming on, melted fan relay
Posted by: TheScAtMaN - 20 Oct 2018, 15:10 - Forum: 1 - Engine - Replies (6)

So recently I had to replace my battery as it had dead cells.
On hooking up my new battery the fans immediately came on without the ignition on or anything.

Now I have fitted a few years back David McKeen's solid state fan and fan fail relays as well as a button to bypass the otterstat. Occasionally I have lent on the button by accident but it seemed off. David's fan relay also has a 'run on' feature that will keep the fans spinning after you turn off the ignition for a minute or so.
With both of these in mind I waited a minute or so to see if the fans would stop on their own.
Then I smelt the distinct wiff of electrical burning from my relay compartment!
The fan relay was red hot and smoking. I quickly shut down power and let it cool and when I pried the relay out it looked like this:
   

I found my spare, original fan relay and tried it. Everything seemed fine, the fans did not come on without the engine and the relay did not get hot.
I started her up and left her to idle for a while and when she got up to temp the fans kicked in and all seemed well. The only odd thing was that my fan override switch no longer seems to force the fans on, although I could hear a 'click' coming from the relay compartment.
I vowed to investigate further and contact David McKeen to see if he had any ideas.

A few days later I needed to take her for an MOT. On the drive over there I was stuck in some traffic but the fans came on and the temp gauge read normal, in fact when I pulled up to the garage the fans were on. But at some point during testing, with the engine left running,  they turned off and stayed off -resulting in the engine starting to overheat and dumping red-hot water out of the expansion tank overflow. Shock

I cut the power using my battery isolator and checked the relays, seemed fine, not hot. I also in desperation took apart my fan override switch. On re-connecting the battery I wiggled the fan switch a bit and the fans came on! We topped up the water and I made a break for home.
A few miles down the road though I hear a click from the relay compartment and the fans stop again. Toggling and wiggling my fan switch resulted in a audible click from a relay but the fans not turning on. My temp started to climb when in traffic but was able to keep moving and avoid anymore overheating.

So what could be going on? Could my otterstat override switch be dodgy which melted the solid state relay? was the solid state and spare realy both faulty or is something killing them? Is my otterstat up the duff?

Any suggestions on where to look appreciated!

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  Front fascia brackets
Posted by: Rich Hanlon - 19 Oct 2018, 00:46 - Forum: DeLorean Cars or Parts For Sale or Wanted - Replies (7)

Hi folks, have discovered my front fascia brackets have turned to dust.  (The ones between the polyurethane fascia and the top of the rock-screen.)


P/No. 108466, Stainless equivalents are available from the usual sources at £20 each but that adds up to £100 just for brackets!!

Best price seems to be from Houston at $16.76 which works out at about £13.


Does anyone know of any other sources of these at all please?  Had thought there was a uk supplier at one time.

Thanks, Rich

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  VIN 10989 For Sale
Posted by: mikesumner - 15 Oct 2018, 16:41 - Forum: DeLorean Cars or Parts For Sale or Wanted - Replies (14)

Hi guys and girls,

A very good friend of mine has his DeLorean on the market (it's recently featured in the club mag and also on the website) however he wanted to also have it visible on the forum but couldn't post any details himself due to not being able to get into his account.

So for those that are interested here are the basics:

Grey manual
December 1981 build
Imported to the UK May 2015 and currently located on the east coast of Lincolnshire
50,450 miles
10 months MOT
The car is in very good condition throughout, including the body panels, and can be used immediately.
All the usual updates including a complete set of replacement DMC relays, a Stage 1 performance exhaust upgrade, and Spax shock absorbers
The frame is clean, straight, and in good condition
The car starts very keenly, drives well, and idles as it should
I have around $12,000 worth of invoices since 2012 of the work the car has had done and am happy to provide evidence of this if an interested party should require
The only real negative is a cracked binnacle, although if I was keeping the car I'd have this refurbished

Looking for £30k


Please don't contact me directly if you're interested in the car, but contact my friend Mike (the owner) on either 07443 464978 or drago1979@hotmail.com

I've created a public photo album on my Facebook page as I don't seem to be able to upload photos directly on here.  Please feel free to take a look
https://www.facebook.com/mike.sumner.982...317&type=3

Thanks for your time.


And if the above Facebook link doesn't take you directly to the photo album please try this
https://m.facebook.com/story.php?story_f...1278385779

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