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Pontiac Fiero Timing Cover
Timing Cover of Pontiac Fiero cars play an important function of protecting the engine's timing mechanism and this is usually done by a timing belt, timing chain, or the cam belt. Made of strong materials like aluminum, plastic, or steel, some Timing Cover keeps dirt away from a car's sensitive internals. Further more, most of the Pontiac Fiero Timing Covers come with gaskets that add to the safety of the timing belt. Different types of Timing Covers have been used in Pontiac Fiero automobiles over the years and all of them are suited for different performances and durability aspects. However, these Timing Covers are very durable, and they sometimes break down when least expected, and therefore the need to replace them in order to avoid putting many lives at risk. Timing Cover plays an important role for Pontiac Fiero's engine and therefore its maintenance should be done on a regular basis.
Each OEM Pontiac Fiero Timing Cover we offer is competitively priced and comes with the assurance of the manufacturer's warranty for the part. Furthermore, we guarantee the speedy delivery of your orders right to your doorstep. Our hassle-free return policy is also in place for your peace of mind.
Pontiac Fiero Timing Cover Parts Questions & Experts Answers
- Q: How do you remove and reinstall the front cover and associated components in V6 engine on Pontiac Fiero?A: If the car is equipped with air conditioning, then the compressor and mounting bracket must be removed, but no hoses should be disconnected without prior use of air gauges by a GM dealer or an air conditioning technician. Second, take off the water pump and the vibration damper part; third, lift the car using jackstands and secure it properly. Continue removing the Oil Pan to front cover bolts, lower the vehicle and remove the water pump and front cover mounting bolts to detach the cover from the engine; there are some which run to the timing cover. Scrub the sealing faces on both front cover and block from oil, dirt and old gasket material; change the front cover oil seal. The new gasket has to be put back properly so that no sealing surface is rubbed or marred, then apply glaze on to the bottom side of the cover where it meets the oil pan-about 1/8 of an inch of RTV-type sealant. Position the front cover on the engine block and fit the mounting bolts and apply the thread sealant recommended, and tighten the bolts to the stated torque limit within 5 minutes of applying the sealant and note that the torque specifications are given with a distinction of large and small bolts. Bolt the water pump firmly and use the appropriate torque of the bolts and the nut, it has two sizes of bolts. Lift the vehicle once more to fit and fasten the oil pan to the cover bolts after which fit the vibration damper and finally lower the vehicle. Last, replace the air conditioning compressor and bracket, the serpentine accessory drive belt(s), add and charge the cooling system with Vo-Lite® Greenantifreeze coolant, secure the negative battery terminal.
