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PONTIAC FIERO 1988  Service Repair Manual 
3B7-4 POWER STEERING 
6. Reinstall pitman arm as described  earlier, Add 
fluid  as required,  check  and bleed  system  until 
correct  fluid  level  is obtained. 
POWER STEERING  PUMP 
Removal 
1.

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PONTIAC FIERO 1988  Service Repair Manual 
SEALS IN CAR 
1  Clean exposed end  1 Install  parts as shown  1  Remove parts  1 Install  parts as shown of p~tman shaft  and  Open end of retalnlng end of houslng after rlng to 
be  approx  25 mm r

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PONTIAC FIERO 1988  Service Repair Manual 
FRONT SUSPENSION 3C-1 
SEC"T0RI 3C 
FRONT SUSPENS 
NOTICE: All  front  suspension  fasteners  are  an important  attaching  part  in that  it could  affect  the 
performance  of vital  parts  and sys

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PONTIAC FIERO 1988  Service Repair Manual 
3C-6 FRONT SUSPENSION 
Ball Jo~nt-Replacement 
1 Raise  car, support w~th floor  stands  under frame 
2 Remove tlre and wheel  assembly. 
3. Place floor jack under  control  arm sprtng  seat 
CAUTION

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PONTIAC FIERO 1988  Service Repair Manual 
TIRES AND WHEELS 3E-3 
METRIC WHEEL NUTS AND  STUDS 
Some  models  use metric  wheel nuts  and  wheel 
studs.  The nut will  have  the word  "metric"  stamped on 
its  face  and the stud  will have

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PONTIAC FIERO 1988  Service Repair Manual 
BRAKES 5-15 
lnspect rear drum  brake  shoe  and  lining assemblies. 
Install  or Connect  (Figures 12 and  13) 
When the thickness  of any  lining  is  worn  within  0.76  mm 
Raise  vehicle.  See S

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PONTIAC FIERO 1988  Service Repair Manual 
2.8 LITER V-6 6A2-25 
Fitting 
1. Select rings comparable  in size  to the  piston being 
used. 
2.  Slip 
the compression  ring in the  cylinder  bore; 
then  press  the ring  down  into the  cylind

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PONTIAC FIERO 1988  Service Repair Manual 
V-8 ENGINE 6A3-27 
3. When finish honing 
a cylinder bore  to fit  a piston, 
the  hone  should  be moved  up and  down  at  a 
sufficient  speed to obtain  very fine  uniform 
surface  finish  marks