OEM Pontiac G5 Ignition Switch

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Pontiac G5 Ignition Switch ensures that Pontiac G5 is ready to make any trip, and the car itself has garnered a lot of attention due to its sharp handling, economical fuel consumption and a sleek two door appearance that attracts attention on the road. The Pontiac platform, which is only short, combines a balanced wheelbase with front wheel drive and a tuned suspension to provide the G5 with the light steering response and ride over bumps. Within, the car can be customized with supportive seating, well-illuminated gauges and either a manual or automatic gearbox means that customers can refine every adventure they go on and the car has efficient four cylinder power plants that provide strong push without consuming their wallets, making Pontiac G5 a reasonable but fun daily companion. In addition to those, the Ignition Switch is an electrical gateway that delivers power to the starter motor, fuel pump, dash lights, and parts as the key is turned and that it also has locking steering column. The Pontiac G5 Ignition Switch is prone to wear and tear that can lead to stalling, flickering lights or no sound when the starter is flicked, meaning that by understanding its purpose, its owners are likely to notice any trouble early. A new Ignition Switch of factory specification slides into the column housing, and brings back sharp key action and dependable flow of voltage. It can be installed in a few minutes, just disconnect the battery, unclip the old Ignition Switch, and insert the new one, reconnect harness, re-fit panels, connect the battery, and check every key position to ensure it starts easily and the powers all the parts.