one thing that you should really know about the firebirds are the fact that they have no grille so there really is no air flow to the engine. They are alreadym notorios for being too hot. What most of these cars rely on is what's called an air dam which is located under your car. This device is aerodynamically designed to re-direct air flow up into the engine to help cool it of. This might be what your problem is. At least that's what was going on with my friends 1988 firebird trans am GTA. Mine is a 1984 abd is equipped with a ram air which sucks it from the top. You should check it out.
There was no 5.2 liter engine in a 1995 Firebird
Yes it should.
Maybe
Yes
can you clean a egr valve on a 1995 pontiac firebird with a 3.,4 litre motor
its bolted to the motor
8in speackers
Yes
its under the car on the passenger side
R-134a
275 with the V8
6"-3/4