| quote | Originally posted by gem1138: I am planning purchase Rodney's Adjustable Dog Bone but it is not clear to what engine it is intended to mount. I have a 2.8L I purchased a dog bone from AutoZone a few weeks ago and it was about an inch too long. It turns out that the turkey sold me that one for a 2.5 because it was the only one listed. @$#%@&@!
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You and others following this thread may appreciate being aware that even if they
had sold you a dogbone for your V6 instead of the one they sold you for a 2.5L
four-cylinder Fiero engine, it might not have mattered anyway in terms of poor fit.
Like your experience, when I bought my
first replacement dogbone for my V6, it did
not fit, but at least it
supposedly was for my V6, as opposed to one for a four-cylinder.
I was thoroughly surprised by the fact that it didn't fit because at the time, I didn't know that even the
factory dogbones --- even just for V6s --- sometimes came in different lengths. Accordingly, sometimes an aftermarket one will fit your Fiero 2.8L V6, and sometimes it won't.
Unlike the first replacement dogbone I purchased from somebody else, the adjustable dogbone from Rodney Dickman is a very worthwhile product. As I found with my 3.4L V6 (which has essentially the same outer dimensions as a 2.8L), the
adjustability of his product should make the installation of it in your 2.8L Fiero V6 worry-free.