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The Pontiac Alternator is a belt-driven generator that rotates at engine velocity and converts mechanical movement to electricity to power lights, sensors, radios and keep the battery alive. Pontiac has expanded its legendary Wide-Track stance over the decades, replacing tires with those spaced farther apart to make corners feel flatter and confidence increase even over rough pavement. The inside featured bare-boned gauges tilted in the direction of the driver, the shifter fits in the wrist of the flick, and there were some bucket seats that fit without clinging. Body lines remained muscular, between early Firebirds and late Grand Ams, and provide an appearance to the owner on the street that continues to turn heads at a stoplight. Constant adjustments to the suspension geometry and the steering ratio allowed a Pontiac to respond fast and be stable on the highway, and new infotainment and lighting kept the cabin active without taking the eyes off the road. To this day a well-tuned Pontiac tugs, sounds aggressive and pays off to anyone who enjoys driving. The Alternator can be changed at home and it is easy, simply keep things in order. Park, allow the engine to cool and then unclip the negative cable to ensure complete safety. Trace the path of the serpentine belt, unscrew the tensioner, slide the belt off. Discharge the charge wire and little plug, unscrew the mounting bolts, and remove the worn-out Alternator. Fit the new unit, slide, manual start bolts, tighten, click connectors, loop back the belt, adjust tension. Install the battery once more, open the engine, see the gauge soar up, and be silent with the new Alternator.