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Need some help with a Fiero
I have a 1988 Fiero Formula that a rodent chewed off the wire that goes to the O2 sensor. Try as I might, I cannot find where the wire goes into the wiring harness so that I can make a repair. Does anyone have a 1988 V6 car that could take a pic of the O2 wire where it comes from? Thanks!
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Maybe this will help. From the factory service manual.
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Thanks! I have the factory manual but have not seen that diagram in it anywhere. I will give another look around the engine compartment.
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Here's a picture from my original '88 engine. The O2 sensor wire comes out of the main harness that's covered with foil tape, near where it attaches at the engine / trans joint, right alongside the steel coolant tube.
John
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Thanks to both of you for the help. I will get out there and see if I can find that wire now.
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I have searched and searched and still cannot find the wire coming out of the main harness. The above pic shows that it is clearly in the area where the trans harness branches off. Mine has disappeared!
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