My gauges dont work on my 85 fiero, how do I fix that?

check for a pinched wire that goes to the gauges.. its grounding out.

Thats the correct firing order 123456,You know on those engine the push rod tends to fly out and the rocker arm nuts tend to loosen out.

Hope this helps.

Go to Pennock's Fiero Forum and ask this question there. They will help you. Ask under Tech.

I'm assuming the issue is that it will not pull tight enough to hold the car.

If my assumption is correct, you will find a steel cable at the rear of the car running left to right to the back of the brakes, there is an adjustment nut that you can tighten to take up the slack. Be sure to not over tighten so that the rear brakes are rubbing even when the ebrake is not pulled.

Hope this helps.

I assume you replaced the temperature sending unit when you installed the aftermarket gauge? You need to put the proper sending unit back in for the OEM gauge to work.

You can find a sending unit here (and a gauge if needed):

http://www.fierostore.com/

Hope this helps

It is either oil,or rich fuel burn,and if it is white smoke,it could be coolant.

ya could have a loose wire

Could be vacuum or O2 sensor maybe using cheap fuel.

Have same car, same problems, easy solutions.

Getting into gear has been improved by putting in neutral with engine running to warm up fluid. The Fiero has very little room in the pedal area. I'm shifting a lot better with smaller shoes.

The problem with starting may well be related to the same issue. There is a neutral safety starting switch. If you're not pressing hard enough on the clutch - starter won't run. According to the Fierostore.com stock clutch pedals tend to bend. They sell a stronger replacement.

My Fiero has been starting just fine the last few days. The last time it didn't I was wearing boots.

I've almost always been able to get it to start using a booster battery, but Walmart's tester indicates that the battery and charging system are fine. It recommends tightening connections. I did this, but still had problems for a while.