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= Fieropedia =
= Fieropedia =
[[File:Cliffs_Fiero2_Full.jpg|thumb|right|An "86.5 GT" Pontiac Fiero.<br>Photo by: Cliff Pennock]]


'''Fieropedia''' is a community-built knowledge base for the [[Pontiac Fiero]].
'''Fieropedia''' is a community-built knowledge base for the [[Pontiac Fiero]], created as an extension of [[Pennock's Fiero Forum]].


The goal of this wiki is to collect, organize, preserve, and improve technical and historical information about the Fiero, including factory specifications, repairs, diagnostics, modifications, parts interchange, and useful references from the wider Fiero community.
The goal of this wiki is to collect, organize, preserve, and improve technical and historical information about the Fiero, including factory specifications, repairs, diagnostics, modifications, parts interchange, and useful references from the wider Fiero community.
While [[Pennock's Fiero Forum]] remains the place for discussion, questions, build threads, and community interaction, '''Fieropedia''' is intended to preserve and organize that knowledge in a more structured, easy-to-search format.


== Start here ==
== Start here ==


* [[Pontiac Fiero]]
* [[Pontiac Fiero]]
* [[Model years]]
* [[:Category:Model years|Model years]]
* [[Common problems]]
* [[Common problems]]
* [[Service procedures]]
* [[Service procedures]]
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* [[1985 Pontiac Fiero]]
* [[1985 Pontiac Fiero]]
* [[1986 Pontiac Fiero]]
* [[1986 Pontiac Fiero]]
* [[1986.5_Fiero_GT|1986.5 Fiero GT]]
* [[1987 Pontiac Fiero]]
* [[1987 Pontiac Fiero]]
* [[1988 Pontiac Fiero]]
* [[1988 Pontiac Fiero]]
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* [[External Fiero resources]]
* [[External Fiero resources]]


== Help build Fieropedia ==
== Help build Fieropedia (Contributing) ==
 


Fieropedia is intended to be built by the Fiero community.
Fieropedia is new and still under construction. It is intended to be built by the Fiero community.


You can help by adding missing articles, improving existing articles, correcting technical mistakes, adding references, and linking related pages together.
You can help by adding missing articles, improving existing articles, correcting technical mistakes, adding references, and linking related pages together.


New pages can be created by clicking red links.
The basic structure is in place, but many articles still need technical details, photos, references, part numbers, procedures, and model-year information.
 
Fiero owners and enthusiasts are welcome to help improve the wiki. Before editing, please read the [[Fieropedia:Editing guidelines|editing guidelines]].


== Wanted articles ==
== Wanted articles ==
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* [[Isuzu 5-speed]]
* [[Isuzu 5-speed]]
* [[TH125 automatic]]
* [[TH125 automatic]]
* [[Gen 1 headlight system]]
* [[Gen 2 headlight system]]
* [[Coolant filling procedure]]
* [[Fiero fire myth]]
* [[Fiero fire myth]]
* [[Space frame]]
* [[Space frame]]
* [[GT fastback]]
* [[GT fastback]]
* [[Notchback]]
* [[Notchback]]

Latest revision as of 22:01, 11 July 2026


Fieropedia

An "86.5 GT" Pontiac Fiero.
Photo by: Cliff Pennock

Fieropedia is a community-built knowledge base for the Pontiac Fiero, created as an extension of Pennock's Fiero Forum.

The goal of this wiki is to collect, organize, preserve, and improve technical and historical information about the Fiero, including factory specifications, repairs, diagnostics, modifications, parts interchange, and useful references from the wider Fiero community.

While Pennock's Fiero Forum remains the place for discussion, questions, build threads, and community interaction, Fieropedia is intended to preserve and organize that knowledge in a more structured, easy-to-search format.


Start here

Model years

Major systems

Diagnostics and repair

Modifications

Reference

Community knowledge

Help build Fieropedia (Contributing)

Fieropedia is new and still under construction. It is intended to be built by the Fiero community.

You can help by adding missing articles, improving existing articles, correcting technical mistakes, adding references, and linking related pages together.

The basic structure is in place, but many articles still need technical details, photos, references, part numbers, procedures, and model-year information.

Fiero owners and enthusiasts are welcome to help improve the wiki. Before editing, please read the editing guidelines.

Wanted articles