Rebuilding the Fuel System & More (Fiero Resurgence: Part: 2)

[@albertomendez4922]

Great to watch to Fieros comes alive!! 😎👍

[@autoepocanordest-edycipola2802]

Hi, today, you receive 2 new subscriptions from me (autoepocanordest and retrocomputingnordest) from Italy because i lived the same your long "war" when i restored a Matra Murena, 1981, 1.6 litre. The same problems. A long war, for 6 years to restore all. At the end, a big satisfaction. Good job. Top.

[@thelombax]

40:00 omg as a car guy I felt that moment so hard🤣

[@overlordisgoogle8431]

Thank you for documenting your wonderful work.

[@stwhite5135]

Your videos are great. Since you live up north, why don't you have rubber boots, so you don't soak your feet? Good for you for mentioning Ronald Finger's restoration. He is entertaining as well as informative.

[@stansmith4054]

Nice work! The mid engined legend!

[@freeasabird6019]

Great Videos! I really like watching your Fiero restoration videos and the products you are using! Thank you for the time and effort showing your restoration. I am looking forward to seeing more and the progress your making.

[@jeandemers5859]

Hang in there & keep up the good work.👍

[@Cy4n1d3_13]

loving the videos, I've been wanting more fiero content and you delivered! Also, the third cable is the kick down cable, it shifts gears down for passing ;-)

[@Cus7ate9]

Thanks man, and now i'll for sure remember that!

[@chrisblaylock3922]

Love the longer episodes. lol

[@evlutionzllc5519]

I really appreciate your humility, reminds me of me. I'I removed the... because I'm dumb'. It's great! Looks like you were righty-tighty on the EGR valve stuff that broke. Got sucked into the moment, lol. It happens. ETA: I like that wrench to poush the fuel line method. I have control issues with my hands and that would be a great help.

[@Cus7ate9]

Good eyes! stuff like this happens all the time on old cars... Almost broke the radiator fan motor nut because I didnt know it was reverse thread... Don't want to tell everything I tried before I accidently started turning the wrench the other direction lol.

[@evlutionzllc5519]

@@Cus7ate9 I hate reverse thread stuff. There should be some sort of universal marking, let me see like 'LH' on all 6 sides of the bolt, nut to indicate reverse thread. I have a Fiero that was driven 3 miles by the previous owner around 2006 and let sit for the remainder until I got it recently. I suffer with you, our effort will be worth it in the end. At least we have something to pour our love, thought and attention into, lol

[@germancrespo2724]

Yes you doing great 👍👍👍👍👍

[@rodericklongino33]

Great work bro!!! lets get back to work soon on this project.

[@JayvomR]

Great videos (both) - hope you fixed the gas gauge - Thanks for sharing

[@donaldshorrock5844]

Great video

[@FieroKyle]

Another awesome video. Love it!

[@Cus7ate9]

Thanks man!

[@michaelcarnaghi9417]

That video was awesome thanks

[@Cus7ate9]

Appreciate you watching, Thank you!

[@chadherron2270]

nice job, im doing the same thin with my 87 gt, hasent been started for 15 yrs , just finished the gas tank and injectors, net is the covers etc. sure hope it starts lol

[@patrickwilson5889]

I have a friend that has a 1988 Pontiac fiero with the V6 and all it needs is a fuel pump and filter and it will run and drive and it's black and grey interior and it's in great condition it's been taken care of ever since they got it new and it's always been in the garage.....

[@Cus7ate9]

Your friend found a rare example of a taken care of Fiero! good for him

[@lubosvanek694]

where is 80 music?

[@ConkysGhost]

Great video! It also looks like your Oil Pressure gauge is not working. I could be wrong though.

[@Cus7ate9]

Fixed it in part 3 was the oil pressure sensor, and thank you

[@Bobster986]

I’m sure this looks a lot easier on video. 😂

[@cruzenoob1422]

2:26 Am I missunderstanding this, you are tightening them instead loosening?

[@mikenobile3017]

It would be great to do a full restoration i know it would cost to much. I have 85 GT 60k miles original. If i every had the money i would like to do a off the frame restoration. Cool you car you have there i hope you can restore it they are a piece of history.

[@Mikegog2460]

wow you do it all modding and car repairs

[@josephsandoval7726]

Bro you were tightening the egr bolts thats why you broke one and rounded the other

[@cruzenoob1422]

31:51 How did you prevent the car from rolling when you jack it up, did you put wheel chocks under under the front tyres or? Because the handbrake is locking the rear, so the front will be loose when you jack the car up or am I missing something?

[@Cus7ate9]

I jacked up the front of the car too, it's on ramps in the front and has rubber wheel chocks on the ramps with jack stands and a jack in the back, you can see the front is up around the 33:06 mark. I just didn't film that.

[@cruzenoob1422]

@@Cus7ate9 Thank you very much for responding, I bought a fiero that has been sitting for so long neither the brakes or the handbrake is working, so I am struggling to lift mine, 👍

[@RyneLanders]

Why did you break the bolts loose with a manual ratchet and then use the impact gun to finish them? Wouldn't the impact gun have loosened it easier than your ratchet and hand strength?

[@Cus7ate9]

I usually do that, something I guess I picked up over time, just to break them free. And I only used the impact because I didn't have a electric ratchet.. just force of habit I guess. I've stripped the threads on a lot of bolts using an impact gun first

[@w41duvernay]

You do know, all that hassle could have been avoided if you had swapped in an ls4 or an LQ1 v6 dohc.

[@M._mkid]

Lol the simpsons intro

[@thelombax]

Dude I hope you reply after 3 years, last episode you'r car wouldn't turn off, what did you exactly do for that problem ??🤣

[@Cus7ate9]

The issue was the ECM, the jumper wire that the previous owner had on the fuel pump to always have it on was the reason the car wasn't turning off. The fuel pump always running kept the car running, replaced the ECM, and fuel pump and shutting off problem was fixed

[@thelombax]

@@Cus7ate9 Holy shit you actually replied, I just bought this car with 60k miles it's a garage finding that has been sitting 24 years. I also boght today a fire extinguisher cause it was in discount🤣Thank you for the comment, and thank you especially for the video, I am right now at minute 15 and it's so entertaining😁

[@Cus7ate9]

@@thelombax I always try to reply, thank you for the comment. I really appreciate you watching!

[@Cus7ate9]

@@thelombax I must have not just seen your previous comment, i'm sorry about that

[@thelombax]

@@Cus7ate9 Sorry if I didn't get it, english is not my native language, you basiclly pulled the fuse out for the fuelpump?

[@jorgeb9715]

Wow too much work,,for a care that old,,you need to do a thorough rebuilt

[@vox1966]

Take the gloves off