OEM Pontiac Battery Sensor

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Pontiac Battery Sensor maintains the electrical system of the vehicle balanced by monitoring the voltage current and temperature levels so that the computer may only charge the battery when necessary. Pontiac has been manufacturing cars since 1926 that combined road spirit and bold style. The wide track stance of the brand was made popular where the wheels are placed further apart and added stability and fierce appearance. Models such as the Firebird and Grand Am were muscular driver centered dashes and responsive suspensions which made weekend runs exciting. The Pontiac engineering continued to evolve over the decades with a mixture of sporty work and modern technologies that enabled the owners to feel in control of the car as they have fun. Pride among fans who uphold and maintain the name is still driven by that legacy of that performance style and driver focus. The Battery Sensor is fitted to the negative cable serving real time data to enable start stop features and the provision of correct diagnostics. The Battery Sensor can be installed on a Pontiac easily. Pull up at first on flat area switch off the ignition and open the hood. Loose and take off the negative cable and old sensor. Clean the post and cable end and then insert the new Battery Sensor with the arrow running towards the cable. Firmly screw on the clamp but do not over screw route the harness out of heat and reconnect the positive terminal and the negative one through the sensor. Lastly test the wiring clear dash codes will restart the engine and verify charging is acting normally.