I'm looking to buy an 84 Fiero but I have an awesome opportunity to get an 87 service manual & parts catalog. Is there a big difference in the service manuals between 84 & 87?
L67 once again you proove to all of us why you were banned the first time as EMC2..... keep on stating comments like that you'll probably be gone again really fast.... an RFT attitude you're proving to be just like them.....trying to pull my chain ?? .........no difference between an 84 and a 87...... LOL GFY
Originally posted by L67: The C500 location is different. Danyel doesn't really know what he's talking about. The parts catalog can be downloaded for free.
Well I really don't know what I'm talking about I guess 1G2AM37R9EP231240 ------------------- 1G2PF3796FP238068 -------------- Wont list my 86 GT VIN
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01:29 PM
L67 Member
Posts: 1792 From: Winston Salem, NC Registered: Jun 2010
Originally posted by Danyel: ....trying to pull my chain ??
Yeah, I was hoping you'd blow up like you normally do and waste an hour typing up a poorly patched and grammatically incorrect response. You came through on the grammar and punctuation side, which while not being as amusing, was worth what I rifled off last night. Which service manual did you use when you installed your Honda Civic door hinges?
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Posts: 1792 From: Winston Salem, NC Registered: Jun 2010
L67 ... ouppss your negs are going up ... lift off will be soon heheheheh
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Originally posted by L67: Which service manual did you use when you installed your Honda Civic door hinges?
You are also attacking Jesse's lambo door hinges too !!! Madcurl and alot of people on here have lambos too !!!... as for my english ...well I am a french canadian and speak fluent spanish too .. OH by the way... I am one of the persons who sent the PDF Services Manuals (88) file to that website you linked to .....
Alors sur cela va te faire voir cliss de con !!!! usted será prohibido pronto !!!
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01:59 PM
L67 Member
Posts: 1792 From: Winston Salem, NC Registered: Jun 2010
Anyway, not getting too off track with useless banter, there are many differences between the two, electrical and mechanical. It would be worth your while to grab the car if its what you want, sometimes the FSMs will turn up in the mall or ebay if you really want a printed document. Otherwise the downloadable manuals are a great resource as well.
I agree he needs the correct year FSM for the car, which is what I was trying to say. I have all FSM except 1986 and they are completely necessary to have the right year for your car. Some information is interchangable obviously but when it comes to diagnosing certain problems you can get lost real fast if you have a different year manual.
-Joe
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Posts: 346 From: Cary, Illinois Registered: Mar 2009
X2 or 3 or whatever....especially 84 and 88s are very "special" read different, wiring, suspension etc etc, no substitute for the right manual for the car!!
Danyel is correct, the '84 wiring is significantly different. I can attest to that with first-hand knowledge.
he is outnumbered and outsmarted 
