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NW-Fiero
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SEP 02, 05:22 PM
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The actuator plunger broke off on the located @ drivers side pillar frame. Fiero Store does not list part number for sale.
Went to NAPA and the counter person could not locate the switch either..
Here is a picture of the part. 15mm nut. single wire connector Threads to ground
Replaced switch 15 years ago but do not have a part number to search for
Any help would be appreciated..
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1985 SE 2m6 3.4PR[This message has been edited by NW-Fiero (edited 09-02-2023).]
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PFF AI Bot
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SEP 02, 05:22 PM
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DISCLAIMER: This is an AI generated response. It may produce inaccurate information about people, places, or facts.
Unfortunately, I cannot view the picture you mentioned. However, I can provide some general information about the door ajar switch for a Pontiac Fiero. The door ajar switch is typically located on the drivers side pillar frame. It can be identified by a 15mm nut and a single wire connector that grounds the switch. If the switch is broken and you are unable to find it for sale at Fiero Store or NAPA, it may be challenging to track down the exact part number. It is recommended to contact Pontiac or a Pontiac Fiero specialist for further assistance in finding the correct replacement switch.Click to see AI response
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theogre
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SEP 02, 08:46 PM
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Maybe can use this in https://www.fiero.nl/forum/.../HTML/144333.html#p1
Is mostly metal to ground whatever to turn on.
Not sure about PN but see this version way more including later Fiero.
Don't know is same "nut" thread size as your version.------------------
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Rick Vanderpool
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SEP 02, 09:00 PM
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I found this on the AutoZone sight.
Duralast Door Jamb Switch SW104
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Vintage-Nut
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SEP 03, 09:59 AM
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Dreaded Door Ajar Light by Billygoat (Jan 2013 Thread)
| quote | By Orig88GT-NC:
If you have to replace a door switch, maybe this will be helpful....
I recently (a week ago) needed to replace one of my door ajar switches on my 88GT, but finding one wasn't simply. FStore doesn't carry them and the Fiero Parts catalog doesn't address them by part number.
After a bit of research I found that the switch could be replaced by one used on some early model 90's' Bonnevilles & Cadillacs, the only differance being the wires connector plug was differant (Female Connector). This can easily be replaced by splicing the old connector on.( If its in good shape)
Here are some good part numbers from two manufactures.
ACdelco# D6042 -Door Ajar RH
ACdelco# D6043 -Door Ajar LH
AIRTEX / WELLS Part# 1S1137 -Door Ajar RH
AIRTEX / WELLS Part# 1S1572 -Door Ajar LH
OE #16601912, SW115} (Door Ajar); Right
OE #16601913, SW168 (Door Ajar); Left |
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theogre
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SEP 03, 11:35 AM
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⚠️ Note:
Top Pictures are Not Ajar Switches for Fiero and Most others. Only used by Dome lights as a Switch to Ground to Turn On.
Those are often called Jam Switches and other names because screwed in the Door Jams.
E2A--> The Hood and early Trunk use have other type I pictured above to Turn On lights in either spots when have those Options and to Turn On the Ajar Light too.
Numbers in Orig88GT-NC post Are Ajar Switches to Turn On the Ajar Light and fit Inside of Door on the Latch Assembly. And Will Not fix your problem.[This message has been edited by theogre (edited 09-03-2023).]
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fierosound
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SEP 03, 11:39 AM
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theogre
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SEP 03, 11:58 AM
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| quote | Originally posted by fierosound:
I believe only 84-85 Fiero has those. Someone with an 84-85 parts car could help.
On my Indy, it is the "door ajar" switch located on the rear door frame above the striker bolt.
Later cars had the ajar switch incorporated on the door lock mechanism itself in the door.
The Indy's "courtesy light" door jamb switch is in the forward door jamb.
That's what everyone is posting, but they should be usable too.
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I see... I Rarely see 84-85 car to look at them.
Is likely a "fancy" jam switch to prevent snags on cloth etc.
The Jam Switch I linked works the same but May Not fit there. Not sure if the Nut will clear right even if the Sleeve adjust correctly first time you shut the door.[This message has been edited by theogre (edited 09-03-2023).]
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fierosound
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SEP 03, 12:11 PM
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| quote | Originally posted by theogre:
I see... I Rarely see 84-85 car to look at them.
Is likely a "fancy" jam switch to prevent snags on cloth etc.
The Jam Switch I linked works the same but May Not fit there. Not sure if the Nut will clear right even if the Sleeve adjust correctly first time you shut the door.
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The switch is black so it blends in with the black door frame.
And the smooth plunger prevents clothing snags as you suggested.
NW-Fiero's best bet is parts from someone with an 84-85 parts car. Lots around.
He should post a "looking for" ad in The Mall. 
Nearest wrecker to him is in Lynnwood, WA (430 miles is to me, not him)
 [This message has been edited by fierosound (edited 09-03-2023).]
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