OEM Pontiac G6 Radiator Cap

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Pontiac G6 Radiator Cap is at the core of a car that captured the hearts of younger drivers with a livelier handling, smooth lines and convenient features such as keyless entry and remote start knowing that the younger generation of drivers appreciates both style and convenience. Rideing on the stiffened Epsilon platform, the Pontiac G6 combines accurate steering with engine options that blend brisk acceleration with strong mileage, as stability control is available to make the Pontiac G6 put its head through tight corners. A roomy interior, supportive seating and reliable construction design is the answer to why Pontiac G6 is a good smart applied car. To fit this balanced design perfectly, the Radiator Cap will seal the cooling system, hold the factory rated pressure so that coolant remains in a liquid state even when the temperatures are at their peak, and direct overflow to the reservoir as the temperatures vary. This small but tough Radiator Cap also lets excess vapor out ahead of trouble, protects hose, gaskets, and the aluminum head, taking the reliability quest that engineers sought throughout the vehicle. Installing a new G6 Radiator Cap takes place on a flat surface, and when doing so, make certain that the area is level to ensure smooth installation. To install the new cap, the engine must be cooled down and then what must be known is to cover the old cap with a rag and then twist the old cap off gradually to avoid any pressure inside the radiator, then inspect and clean the neck area and the new Radiator Cap is then pressed and turned until it clips into place, then start the engine and be careful on leaks.