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What Did You Do To Your Fiero...TODAY ? by cliffw
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Installed the battery relocation cable kit

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Changed my Fiero's status from Daily Driver to Weekend Driver. replaced it with:
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Worked on my hood some more. Its starting to look like something now.

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Installed my new Harmonic balancer. It is possible to swing the cradle down far enough with a V8 to change it.
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Finished up most of the right (trunk) side engine wiring to accommodate the auto to 5 speed swap.
Got a good start on the left (firewall) side.
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New tips.

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you know wqe dont use those old plates anymore right?
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Robert's Fiero shifter bracket in his Formula broke. He ordered a replacement from The Fiero Factory but had no idea how to install it. I went to his house after his car had been sitting for 3 months and it was disassembled, interior wise. Long story short, we assessed where the car was at and laid out all the bits on the lawn and went to town. 3 hours later I had it all back together. We charged the battery overnight on a 6 amp trickle and it fired right up next morning. I am happy to report that he is out driving is Formula every day again!
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About to drive it 25 miles to work and enjoy myself.
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Installed Rodney Dickmans 1" lowering balljoints and polyurethane bushings in my 88 GT.

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Removed the center console and started prepping it for repair.
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Drove my car back from Fiero Jon's (200 miles) after my engine transplant. It is a totally different car now.
Thanks Jon.
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had a dew wipe replacement get together saturday night, had to cram into the garage because of impending golf ball size hail.
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I got the 86 GT going and took it for a ride. MAN O MAN! is it FAST.
It needs an alinement but is not bad. Now it has to be inspectsd. FUN FUN!

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Spending the day cleaning K&N filters in bothe Fieros. Installed the heater control box back into the center console, but I still need to re attatch the flapper cable. A PITA to get my fat hands to screw in the screw to the anchor position.
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Went to APYS and got some paint to match my old V8 Coupe so I can paint my new decklid!
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had a dew wipe replacement get together saturday night, had to cram into the garage because of impending golf ball size hail.


Nice!
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just set up an ebay and paypall acount and bought these
http://cgi.ebay.com/ebaymot...geName=STRK:MEWNX:IT
cant wait to get them!
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On the computer all day, does that count ? spend, spend, spend.
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Well not today, but yesterday I installed the 88 oil pressure sender and connector on my 86 GT.

I know have a steady oil pressure reading on the gauge.

Steve

Oh and also took it to church and to my parents house for Easter dinner...
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Got the engine all purty and ready to drop back into the Widow



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I finally got her into the garage
3800 swap will now commence
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i replaced my license plate lights with led lights and cleaned the lenses up. front blinkers, took them off the car and cleaned them too. took the dust off the bulbs too. i am now done with all the outside lights, good for another 24 yrs.
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Shocks, struts, bushings, balljoints, tie-rods, rear brake callipers, front and rear wheel bearings, coolant hoses, not sure if I missed anything. Everytime I took one thing off, I found another thing that needed replacing. Here's a picture of a pile of 26 year old (yes, except for the front shocks, everything there was original from the factory).



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Had to work on that old Macco paint job

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Got my 2nd dew wipe on this afternoon. Too windy to do anything else.
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Got my 2nd dew wipe on this afternoon. Too windy to do anything else.


Now that you have yours done, come over here and do mine!

On a related note, I went to pick and pull around Noon. Had to sit in a Astro Van becuase I was getting sandblasted. Iwanted to paint my declid today but no way in this wind! I did manage to get the scoop screen installed though.


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My brother almost set my fiero on fire yesterday... the starter stuck and was engaged and melted the battery and only stoped after he crauled under the car and banged on it with a hammer ...i think i may need a new starter... lol

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Not today, but finished these up.

https://www.fiero.nl/forum/Forum1/HTML/085387.html









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I picked up a 3800 last Saturday and I am looking forward to my first Fiero engine swap.

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Finished bolting the 2 facias together


Started sanding ... got to inlay the Widow logo too

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Why did you use bolts and not rivets? I think rivets would have been cheaper and lighter. But, that just means I am probably wrong.
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Xyster -- I have never seen anyone here do it with rivets ... must be a reason ... probably rivets are small and will not hold the two parts firmly because it really needs strength.... when I fill the seam in with SMC filler it REALLY needs NOT to move at all. Can anyone else chime in on this ... I may be wrong ??? THX
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I was just curious. Didn't want to start an arguement.
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Xyster no arguement here ... I was just wondering too .. why bolts and not rivets
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I ordered a used electronic mirror switch from the Fiero Factory. I can not figure out why the oil idiot light in the aux guage pod doesn't come on when the key is on. I swapped out new bulbs, cleaned the shiny circuit, new bulb sockets nada, the guage works. It worked before I took it out. I installed an old guage pod and neither of the idiot lights come on. ?? Does anyone have any ideas??
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Now that you have yours done, come over here and do mine!


This weekend Pat. I'll bring my goodie bag.
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Double post....computer hiccup.

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Drove it to work, had it break down 2 miles from work, towed it to my dad's and fixed it. Cheap Pepboys parts took me down. >.<
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Took the Coupe to get gas, left the gas station a little heavy footed - got a little tire smoke / sideways action then it started running bad? Got home and found that the Dizzy was loose? Retimed, cranked the Disszy down tight - still not running right! Maybe I burnt a plug wire? I'll hunt it down in the morning. I think I'll start calling this car "The Sidewinder"...............
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Cleaned up the the front and installed GEN II wiring

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