I have a Haynes manual and an 85 Factory Fiero Service Manual. $10 for Priority shipping. What do you want to offer me for them both.? 85 will still cover prob 95% up to 88 model.
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ghostwalker Member
Posts: 56 From: Willit's,CA U.S.A. Registered: Jan 2010
Hello Roger: I already paid for the one I ordered maybe I can get yours later on down the Road as My Son plans on buying him another fiero soon and will need it the reason I asked was I wanted to know if they were a good manual. Thank you very much
hi, i have both the haynes and chiltons manual's as well as the pdf service manuals etc. i found the chiltons manual is more informative than the haynes and of better quality if you notice the haynes is smaller in thickness where as the chiltons is a lot thicker hope this helps jon
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17Car Member
Posts: 482 From: Morrisdale, PA Registered: Jun 2009
The book I have is a 88 Pontiac Fiero Service manual, made by GM apparently because it doesnt have Chilton or Haynes on it anywhere and its probably a good 500 pages or more, all in depth diagrams and details for all model 88s, idk where you could find one of them at I got mine with the car from previous owner
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Marvin McInnis Member
Posts: 11599 From: ~ Kansas City, USA Registered: Apr 2002
My manual is the official one printed by GM for its dealerships to use for servicing Fieros. I got it from a Pontiac Service tech when the dealer closed down last summer. Its prob 2" thick. I got it in case I ever did another kit. Its got everything from disassembling any body components to all the service engine codes and step by steps to test and correct them.
EVERYONE - the complete GM Helm's Service Manuals that everyone is talking about are available as a download for 1986 and 1988 models from fieronews.net They also have a PDFs of the Haynes, the V6 engine manual and the 5-speed overhaul manual under the Tech Downloads.
