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Fiero related how-to videos
(by LostNotForgotton, started: 01-23-2015, last post: 2015-06-01 21:15:15 CEST)
Just want to start off by saying I’m technically new to the forum (HELLO!!) but have been actually stalking it for years for tips and tricks. I tried signing up years ago but at the time I would get error messages stating that the forum did not accept anonymous emails (i.e. Yahoo, Hotmail, Gmail,...
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331ci 86GT - Just for fun.
(by fishsticks, started: 05-04-2021, last post: 2021-09-09 21:48:28 CEST)
****To skip to the 355 rebuild click here.******WARNING - I write novella length posts**Hey all,I think I was on this forum 20 years or so ago, or I at least lurked here. Thought I'd pop in and show what I've been working on for the past year or so.A little background:This is my 4th Fiero. I...
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What causes window jerk and pop near full up? (YouTube Video with sound)
(by John W. Tilford, started: 05-10-2023, last post: 2023-05-11 23:08:24 CEST)
I replaced the inner and outer dew wipes on the passenger window of my 88GT last fall. I previously finished the same replacements on the driver side with no issues.Passenger side glass motion was a bit jerky near full up before I put the inner panel and outer skin back on to get through the cold...
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Dew Wipes 1984 Fiero SE
(by Serilli, started: 04-18-2019, last post: 2019-04-27 17:00:30 CEST)
Hi, New hereAnyone still able to provide Inner and Outer Dew Wipes?Thanks,
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Adding power windows and door locks to a Fiero
(by Randy93552, started: 06-09-2012, last post: 2023-07-05 04:35:24 CEST)
What is involved in doing this? What parts do I need to gather from the donor?
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How do I lift the side window?
(by notaguru, started: 03-24-2014, last post: 2014-03-24 22:43:01 CET)
I'm installing new dew wipes on an '88GT with power locks/mirror.The inside panel is off, along with most of the screws holding the dew wipe. But with the window up all the way, I still cannot get to those screws that are covered by glass even with a home made zig-zag screwdriver that reaches the...
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Fiero store notchback full quarter windows
(by Toontown Fiero, started: 11-03-2013, last post: 2013-12-08 02:58:39 CET)
Anybody try these? 84-88 NOTCHBACK FULL QUARTER WINDOW REPLACEMENT (PR) These reproduction notchback quarter windows are designed to replace the entire window and frame for a total custom sleek look. Each window is molded from high temperature acrylic with flame polished edges. Correct curvatures...
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Door Skin Removal/Replacement
(by Dennis LaGrua, started: 10-20-2015, last post: 2015-10-26 20:43:29 CET)
Time to replace a door skin so this is how far I got today. Here are the basic stepsFirst remove the arm rest and inside door handle plate. Remove the inside door panel using an upholstery fastener removal tool, prying only on the fasteners. Pull away door panel.Take off the big rubber weather...
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How to replace inner window pads
(by John W. Tilford, started: 08-31-2022, last post: 2022-09-01 20:43:55 CEST)
1988 GT. I have the driver side door inner panel and outer skin off while replacing the dew wipes. I can clearly see the two inner pads with their slide adjustment, but I don't see how to replace them. The "body" which curves into each pad is under the metal top and inside of the door frame. The...
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What window track part do I need here?
(by FieroCat, started: 12-01-2014, last post: 2023-01-04 21:29:26 CET)
Hi all, a few months ago I accidentally banged my driver's door glass into a pole in my garage, which did not break the glass, but busted something inside the track that holds the glass. It caused the glass to move around freely inside the door, which makes it difficult to close the door, for fear...
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