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Pontiac Grand Am Thermostat provides the drivers of the sporty midsize car with confidence that the engine heat will remain under control as they savour the numerous advantages of driving the car. The Pontiac Grand Am is unique in its own way as it has a sharp handling, fast moving engines that pull-in heavy city traffic and can make daily use a fun adventure with its cabin design layout that allows control to be easily accessed. The Pontiac engineering team has updated the style and added smoother gearboxes to the automatic gears in order to make the Grand Am feel quick and responsive over the years, but fuel friendly. The Grand Am has been hailed by even the cost-conscious users as having parts that are affordable and readily available to ensure that Pontiac remains on the road. The Thermostat is fitted at the core of the cooling system, pitting engine against radiator and it functions like a smart-valve by closing when the engine is warm and then opening when the coolant gets to the right temperature to ensure metal components are not exposed and the fuel is not wasted. This is a specific control that ensures that the engine is clean and meets the emissions standard. Since the Thermostat switches every time one drives it, a unit that has become tired may lead to slow warm-up or overheating, and therefore, changing it is a common maintenance procedure on a Grand Am. An authentic Pontiac replacement Thermostat fits well and eliminates future inconveniences. Installation steps require the engine to be cooled down, the leftover coolant is drained, the housing is removed, the new Thermostat and gasket are inserted, the parts are reassembled, the fluid is poured in, and any leaks are checked.