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good economy and plenty of understeer to keep me safe when im running the performance engine!!! oh yeah... im gonna be bigger than archie and madcurl combined!!!! this shall be the king of all fieros.... and i will call it dumpy the fiero
hehehe, im a dee dee dee
wow... i think i actually just killed a few of my own brain cells, ohwell... as long as i get to belittle l67 owners it was worth it
whoa, yay, fiero's rap is spreading like wild fire....
couldnt help it
bastard, you beat me to it, i was thinking "OMG!! its the new fiero!!" and then i read your post, mine is no longer funny and you have taken the joy out of the past 2 minutes of my life
whoa, yay, fiero's rap is spreading like wild fire....
couldnt help it
Not quite, GM new about the fire hazard in the Fiero before it went into production so that's closer to negligence rather than incidental. It stinks to think about it because I can just imagine how awesome the Fiero would probably be now more than 20 yrs later. Then again maybe not, the Miata still looks like crap to me.
I'm surprised they all use plastic valve covers. GM did away with that on the 3100's after like just one year. It's bad enough they have plastic intake manifolds that like to crack on the N/A 3800s. Sure plastic saves weight but I'd rather not have to replace shit. Save weight else where...
"If a fire occurs, it may cascade through the engine compartment causing vehicle damage and in some cases, the fire may spread to structures where the vehicle was parked."
"This letter will also provide three important precautions the customer should take: 1) Do not park the vehicle in a garage, car port or other structure. "
"3) Customers should use premium fuel (91 octane or higher) as recommended in their vehicle owner's manual. " <---cause 91 burns slower...hahahahaha!
Q5: Why didn’t GM know about this?
A5: The rate of occurrence was very low, about one in 1,000 vehicles.
Q7: How many fires have there been?
A7: We are aware of 267 fires to date.
Q8: What about property damage?
A8: We are aware of 17 fires involving structure damage."
WOW! 267 fires. 1 in 1000 win!
"Q13: The customer advisory letter mentions premium fuel. Why is this important?
A13: Because the vehicle was designed to run on 91-octane fuel, using lower-octane fuel increases under hood temperatures during operation." <---damnit!
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