Nice job fixing all these smaller issues like they're nothing....It's a joy to watch a skilled mechanic at work. Problem is, now we have to wait a month for another Fiero fix. Fiero Fever is raging across these TH-cams!
maybe add some contact grease to the contact fingers to prevent corrosion? (contact grease is some coppery stuff, not the dielectric grease for battery terminals.) Would be a tiny spot under each finger.
Good thing I saw it after we had dinner. Glad it was an easy fix man. Keep up the great work and hope to see you again soon brotha. Safe travels back to FL. Stay in touch.
I like how Fiero has a light by the fuse box to actually see. I guess it's afoot light but it's perfect. You should see my bus fuse box how obscured it is to get to. Darkest place under the dash.
It look very similar to the Chevy truck there like 10$ I was going to say if that's not the problem its a bad ground some were most likely. Its a common problem on Chevy with the lights.👍💯👊🍻
The air intake for the heat is in the center of the trough. Under your front hood latch. I have had my mouse infested fiero i bought completely apart and put back together clean.
Should just cut that rust out and mig some new steel in there. Probably almost as easy as fiberglassing it. I used to do bodywork. Cutting that out and patching it with metal is cake.
From a bear guard in Alaska for a decade (many years ago), you want to change that bear's thought process. He's making your home a regular stop on his route searching for food, trying to take possession of your property. What you need is one of those small boat horns (freon/portable), a 12 ga. shotgun with Bean Bag rounds. M'be also some shell crackers loads (like they use at airports to scare birds away. The tactic is to blast the air horn, them immediately tag him in his ass with the Bean Bag round from the shotgun. This will teach him to associate a sharp pain in his ass with that sound. Tag his ass every time you see him on your property. Eventually he'll be butt-hole and elbows as soon as he hears the horn and you won't need the Bean Bag loads. When he visually associates you with the sound of that airhorn, he'll also know what's coming his way and beat feet. The Bean Bag loads smacking his rump isn't enough to injure him any more than give him a bruise and something to think about when he sits down for a spell. But teaching him to expect that pain in the ass as soon as he hears the horn is what you're striving for. Get yourself a can of "Corrosion X" for the times you're cleaning those contacts. It was developed for Boeing and the aerospace industry to protect electrical systems. The marine industry is finding it working well too. Boats that sink in salt water, then brought up, if they immediately hose down the electrical with Corrosion X, they're often able to salvage much more if they catch it quickly. I use it on relay connections for the bike, switches, any connection exposed to the elements.
Nice job fixing all these smaller issues like they're nothing....It's a joy to watch a skilled mechanic at work. Problem is, now we have to wait a month for another Fiero fix. Fiero Fever is raging across these TH-cams!
maybe add some contact grease to the contact fingers to prevent corrosion? (contact grease is some coppery stuff, not the dielectric grease for battery terminals.) Would be a tiny spot under each finger.
Good thing I saw it after we had dinner. Glad it was an easy fix man. Keep up the great work and hope to see you again soon brotha. Safe travels back to FL. Stay in touch.
Ah the gool old days before body control modules, distributorless ignition, etc. I miss my youth 😢
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I like how Fiero has a light by the fuse box to actually see. I guess it's afoot light but it's perfect.
You should see my bus fuse box how obscured it is to get to. Darkest place under the dash.
Didn't notice that, it is good!
I had a 1988 Fiero GT canary yellow. It was mint condition, man do i miss that. That was the last year they made it.
Thx Cheezy, enjoying
The Pontiac 😊
It look very similar to the Chevy truck there like 10$ I was going to say if that's not the problem its a bad ground some were most likely. Its a common problem on Chevy with the lights.👍💯👊🍻
Yes. Exact same!
That's some good troubleshooting Nice work
Thanks!
That is such a cool car. And it isn't overflowing with a module for this and a module for that. Those were the days :D
Yes! OBD1
The air intake for the heat is in the center of the trough. Under your front hood latch. I have had my mouse infested fiero i bought completely apart and put back together clean.
I figured it was there. I'll have to run a screen across maybe
Should just cut that rust out and mig some new steel in there. Probably almost as easy as fiberglassing it. I used to do bodywork. Cutting that out and patching it with metal is cake.
Yeah, I've done a ton of body work too. Maybe I will
Noice!
Maybe a doublewide sized update in fl!
Yes!
you need one of those telescopic cameras to see where you cant reach!
I have a snake one
So.... Moto.... Whatcha gonna name the bear?
Haha. Yogi!
@@MotoCheez well let's hope he don't bring boo-boo by when you're in Florida and try to find the picnick baskets😂
Have fun in Florida Cheezy! Looking forward to more Fiero videos down the road. And I complain about racoons where I live:]
Just got here in FL
Is that an editing mistake at the start?
Yes, was rushing to get it up tonight, I'm leaving early am
You gunna Hibernate for winter?????!!!!
Just a month or so
Wow the first comment 🎉
Yes!
Yeah, I've done a few other cars, this was silly
lol no more Fiero vids for the winter..!!! I can't Bear it..!!!
After I said that I was thinking will probably working on the motor for the other Fiero and stuff
From a bear guard in Alaska for a decade (many years ago), you want to change that bear's thought process. He's making your home a regular stop on his route searching for food, trying to take possession of your property. What you need is one of those small boat horns (freon/portable), a 12 ga. shotgun with Bean Bag rounds. M'be also some shell crackers loads (like they use at airports to scare birds away. The tactic is to blast the air horn, them immediately tag him in his ass with the Bean Bag round from the shotgun. This will teach him to associate a sharp pain in his ass with that sound. Tag his ass every time you see him on your property. Eventually he'll be butt-hole and elbows as soon as he hears the horn and you won't need the Bean Bag loads. When he visually associates you with the sound of that airhorn, he'll also know what's coming his way and beat feet. The Bean Bag loads smacking his rump isn't enough to injure him any more than give him a bruise and something to think about when he sits down for a spell. But teaching him to expect that pain in the ass as soon as he hears the horn is what you're striving for.
Get yourself a can of "Corrosion X" for the times you're cleaning those contacts. It was developed for Boeing and the aerospace industry to protect electrical systems. The marine industry is finding it working well too. Boats that sink in salt water, then brought up, if they immediately hose down the electrical with Corrosion X, they're often able to salvage much more if they catch it quickly. I use it on relay connections for the bike, switches, any connection exposed to the elements.
There's nothing around for the bear to eat except bird seed, he hits up the neighbors a lot. I see him about 6 times a year
Damn my wrangler’s ignition switch was easy compared to that
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