Hi guys so awhile back when I first got my car I was looking for a manual and found the "1986 Fiero shop service repair manual". Now of course buying an old used one is very expensive but I managed to find one that was brand new and it was only around 50 bucks. The only issue is now that I have the money to buy it I don't remember the website. The best way to describe the website was it was basically a massive part store with hundreds of tabs that led to more tabs. I understand I could just go get it for free on a website through files but I prefer to have the book. If anybody knows the website I'm talking about I would appreciate it.

Here's a example photo from online:

Hey guys I'm very sorry. I may of accidentally found it after making this thread and I don't know how to delete it. Since I can't delete it I guess I can ask a question that's similar. Do you guys know if this website is trustworthy. If so I'll go ahead and buy it.

https://www.rockauto.com/en...,repair+manual,10335

[This message has been edited by Carlin (edited 12-24-2025).]

The Pontiac Fiero Service Manual IS the OEM factory manual - good choice!

*I suggest to you to also get Clymer / Haynes manuals, as the GM manual was written for PROs, not DIYs!

Very often, the OEM procedure won't have "step-by-step" instructions while Clymer / Haynes manuals are written for "Do it yourself"

The 1984-1988 Pontiac 'P' Parts and Illustration Catalog is very helpful, I use both.

Search the internet for both of them for the best total price...

As RockAuto - YES, I found that their parts and shipping are very good, however try local shops first.

PS - IF you order the manual(s) on RockAuto - use the 5% off code:

Get Your RockAuto Discount Codes Here!
https://www.fiero.nl/forum/...1/HTML/099457-3.html

To use the 5% off code on your order, 'paste' the code in the RockAuto site under "How Did You Hear About Us?" box at the bottom on the cart.

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Under 'Production Refurbishment' @ 136k Miles

[This message has been edited by Vintage-Nut (edited 12-24-2025).]

quote Originally posted by Vintage-Nut: The Pontiac Fiero Service Manual IS the OEM factory manual - good choice! *I suggest to you to also get Clymer / Haynes manuals, as the GM manual was written for PROs, not DIYs! Very often, the OEM procedure won't have "step-by-step" instructions while Clymer / Haynes manuals are written for "Do it yourself" The 1984-1988 Pontiac 'P' Parts and Illustration Catalog is very helpful, I use both. Thank you. I actually do have the Haynes book as well. I was wanting to also get the service manual since the hayens doesn't have everything but is still useful Search the internet for both of them for the best total price... As RockAuto - YES, I found that their parts and shipping are very good, however try local shops first. PS - IF you order the manual(s) on RockAuto - use the 5% off code: Get Your RockAuto Discount Codes Here! https://www.fiero.nl/forum/...1/HTML/099457-3.html To use the 5% off code on your order, 'paste' the code in the RockAuto site under "How Did You Hear About Us?" box at the bottom on the cart.

Thank you I will be buying it. Btw I actually do have the hayens book as well. It is useful but it doesn't cover everything. I have one more question. Should I buy a do it yourself. I was doing research and found out my car didn't come with one. Or should I be fine if I have the service manual just sitting in the trunk

[This message has been edited by Carlin (edited 12-24-2025).]

The '86 DIY manual may help you, however I believe the Hayens manual will cover *this* items too....
https://fieroinfo.com/manua...o_Do_It_Yourself.pdf

Charm has FSM level documentation available for free as well.

https://charm.li/Pontiac/1984/

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