Pontiac Fiero Do it Yourself (DIY) Electric Car Conversion

Loved by enthusiasts everywhere, the Pontiacin place. Be sure to mark this wiring carefully.
Fiero is a great little American car. It is also oneKeep the original clutch and flywheel, as well as
of the most inexpensive and practical electric carthe transmission. This produces a functional car
conversions you can find. The right amount ofchassis that works other than the fact that the
work and determination can allow you to createengine and all related systems are missing. Then,
an Electric Vehicle (EV) with up to a sixty-fiveclean the chassis to remove all the old dirt and
mile range at highway speeds with a driving speedgrease from the old engine. They won't be
of fifty-five to sixty miles per hour. This kind ofcoming back, after all.
EV can achieve a top speed of more thanMost conversions use a manual transmission
eighty-five miles per hour. You can evenvehicle for its simplicity. With the internal
commute in this great electric vehicle to work,combustion engine and related components gone,
groceries shopping or just plain driving on a lazyit's a simple matter to bolt an electric motor in its
Sunday.place. One conversion used a nine inch advanced
If you were to send a Pontiac Fiero to beDC series wound motor, which is bolted to the
retrofitted into an electric car by a professionalflywheel. The original four speed transmission is
workshop, prepare to invest upwards of $4000.left in place. To remove drag on the Fiero, the
An alternative is to do the conversion yourself atstarter ring is bolted to the flywheel. It is
your home garage. How do you retrofit a Fieroimportant to balance the whole assembly before
into an EV? This article will provide some usefulyou put it back together. The conversion process
information on the conversion process.literally replaces every part that has fluid running
Step one of the conversions is removing allthrough it such as the gas tank, fuel lines and
internal combustion engine components of theradiator with electrical wires and connectors.
Pontiac Fiero and leaving all wiring for the chassis