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The Pontiac Vibe was first produced in the year 2002 and has its debut in the 2003 model year. The parts were initially given a 1.8L four-cylinder engine which is able to provide up to 130 horsepower and the engine parts are paired up with a five-speed manual or a four-speed automatic transmission. The GT, with upgraded parts, gets a 1.8L engine that can reach 164 horsepower equipped with a six-speed manual transmission and is also available for both two and all-wheel drive. A four-speed automatic transmission was given later, which has a lower horsepower rating of only 118 horsepower. An upgrade was launched in the year 2009 as the introduction of the second generation added a new trim level, AWD. The all-wheel-drive Vibe was able to get a 2.4L engine with a four-cylinder that is able to reach 185 horsepower and independent rear suspension and a four-speed automatic transmission with an added option of a five-speed automatic transmission. The Pontiac Vibe has done a lot for safety considerations such as computerized traction control and anti-lock rear disc breakers and a full complement of airbags covering the front-seat side and full-length side curtain. Under the promise of safety, the Pontiac Vibe also provides exterior designs with curves that are pleasing to the eyes. Inside the vehicle, plenty of space is provided for cargo and backseat passengers, comfortable and delightful for people with different kinds of needs to enjoy the drive.
Owners of Pontiac Vibe have reported problems that might have contributed to General Motors ending its production. Firstly, unpleasant noises have been commonly reported, with drivers describing grinding and roaring sounds from the tire area, unusual tire wear, vibrations in the steering wheel, and extra wheel play. These signs often point towards issues with the wheel bearing or steering knuckle. Secondly, problems with the cooling system are frequent; these include coolant leaks at the car's front-center, loose water pump pulleys, consistent engine overheating, and steam emanating from the radiator. In these instances, it's essential to check the water pump and overall cooling system. Additionally, the hood latch is a vital component that ensures safety when inspecting the vehicle. If it fails, the hood may close unexpectedly or not stay open at all, necessitating immediate replacement. Door handles, too, play a critical role in occupant safety and shouldn't be overlooked.
Original equipment manufacturer parts deliver the superb performance and provide top-class durability. That's because they use Pontiac's official manufacturing techniques, use high-grade materials, and meet the rigorous standards of quality. Should you be contemplating procuring a new parts, including Front End Sheet Metal, Heater, Body Moldings, Sheet Metal, Rear Compartment Hardware, Roof Hardware for your Pontiac Vibe, an OEM part, like Transmission - Manual, Rear Seat Trim, Carpet should top your list of choices. We hold an extensive inventory of genuine Pontiac Vibe parts, all offered at the most competitive prices in the market. Moreover, all our parts come with a warranty directly from the manufacturer.
Pontiac Vibe Parts Questions & Answers
- Q: How to perform a frequent Oil Filter and oil change for preventive maintenance on Toyota Matrix and Pontiac Vibe?A: Oil changes are vital to prevent engine wear and it is also important to have the necessary tools. Lift the vehicle using a hoist or jack stand and find the oil drain plug. Raise the vehicle, remove the splash shield, and place a drain pan under the oil pan. Remove the plug, drain the old oil, and check for metal shavings. Clean and reinstall the plug. You should lubricate the new filter's gasket with oil and install it. Dispose of the old oil properly.
- Q: What tools and steps are needed to replace spark plugs for Pontiac Vibe?A: To replace the spark plugs, you will require a spark plug socket with a rubber grommet to shield the porcelain insulator. A wire type feeler gauge is used in checking and setting gaps between spark plugs; finally a torque wrench to tighten them correctly. To buy the right ones for your vehicle, refer to specifications, VECI label under hood or owner's manual. When buying new plugs do not pick those with broken porcelain insulators. Check the electrode gap according to given instructions while aligning its side electrode where necessary. Please don't even try fixing it on previously used iridium-coated plugs. Before removing the old ones, get rid of engine cover as well as ignition coils then blow off any dirt so that they can be extracted out smoothly. Examine the previous ones to assess how good or bad is your engine running? Apply anti-seize compound on plug threads before installing them and use rubber tubing for alignment when avoiding cross-threading during installation process. Afterwards reinstall the ignition coils tightening these down at specified torque figures and repeat with other remaining ones in like manner.
- Q: How to replace a blower unit in a Toyota Matrix and Pontiac Vibe?A: The blower unit in a vehicle is typically located in the passenger compartment under the glove box area. If the blower is not functioning properly, it is important to check the fuse and all connections in the circuit for looseness and corrosion, as well as ensuring that the battery is fully charged. If the blower motor operates at high speed but not at lower speeds, the issue is likely a faulty blower motor resistor, which can be found under the instrument panel on the passenger side. To replace the blower, disconnect the cable from the negative terminal of the battery, lower the PCM and its bracket, disconnect the wiring connector from the blower, remove the three mounting screws, and lower the blower assembly from the housing. The fan can be removed and reused on the new blower motor. Installation is the reverse of removal.
