[DML] Re: Door acting weird
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[DML] Re: Door acting weird




My experience with outside temps is as you say: colder = lower strut
resistance. Since my Houston struts are much stronger than my Grady
pair, I use them in the winter, then swap back to Rob's in the spring.
Gives me fairly consistent door operation year 'round.

Bill Robertson
#5939

>--- In dmcnews@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxx, "Louie" <louie@xxxx> wrote:
> Hi Group,
> 
> Winter is finally creeping into the South. I drive my DeLorean daily 
> and I've noticed my driver's side door acting strangely sometimes 
> when the temperature is below the mid 30s. The door shoots open and 
> I have to pad it's ascent to prevent it from bouncing hard. I'm 
> baffled... normally during colder temps we have to help our doors up 
> instead of preventing them from flying up.





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