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Pontiac G6

Pontiac G6 Parts & Accessories

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Keep your Pontiac G6 roadworthy by making sure its parts are in good condition at all times. If it has faulty or worn-out components, don’t think twice about ordering replacements for them here at CarParts.com. Take your pick from our wide selection of aftermarket Pontiac G6 products, including brake disc and pad kits, floor mats, window visors, and more. Our parts are compatible with various model years, so don’t worry about fit. Check out our catalog below and shop now!

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Shopping for Pontiac G6 Parts

One of the few midsize nameplates to offer convertible, coupe, and sedan body styles, the Pontiac G6 boasts sporty looks and a powerful engine. While it’s a fun car to drive, its road performance will diminish as its parts age and wear out from years of driving and heavy use. To restore your G6’s appearance and drivability to factory-fresh standards, get high-quality replacement parts here at CarParts.com.

We carry a wide selection of Pontiac G6 parts and accessories for various model years. These are competitively priced for big savings when repairing, upgrading, or personalizing your ride.

Pontiac G6: Commonly Replaced Parts

Steering problems are a fairly common concern among Pontiac G6 owners. In some 2006 models, the power steering can cut out while driving at low speeds. The unexpected loss of power steering can catch drivers off guard and increases the risk of a road accident. Replacing the Pontiac G6 steering rack, steering column, or power assist motor usually resolves the issue. However, repairs can be expensive. GM later issued a recall for the affected cars to replace faulty parts and address these Pontiac G6 power steering problems.

Another recall comes from auto parts manufacturer Dorman instead of GM. Issued on July 21, 2014, the recall warns that certain replacement intermediate steering shafts had yokes that didn't give proper support to the U-joint bearing. The faulty Pontiac G6 steering shafts can fail earlier than expected, which may cause the U-joint to separate. You may lose control over the steering and become at greater risk of getting into a car crash.

Pontiac G6 Aftermarket Parts

There's no difference in performance between aftermarket parts and original equipment manufacturer (OEM) parts. They use the same manufacturing techniques, use high-quality materials, and follow the same quality control standards. You won’t notice any difference when you swap out a damaged or worn-out Pontiac G6 control arm for an aftermarket replacement control arm.

The primary thing that differentiates the two is variety. Aftermarket brands give you a huge selection of products for any part, so you won't run out of options. And because there are so many competitors, their prices stay low to compete effectively in the market.

Why Buy Pontiac G6 Parts Online From CarParts.com

Our team of industry experts chose each Pontiac G6 part in our catalog and made sure that all parts meet the highest standards. These are on hand and ready to ship, so you can get back on the road in just a few days.

Here at CarParts.com, we take the guesswork out of finding Pontiac G6 accessories and parts that fit your car. To search for the right products, just enter your car’s model year into our vehicle selector. If you want a specific brand or price range, tweak our search filters to narrow down your list. Don't miss out on the best deals on Pontiac G6 parts, and order yours today!

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