OEM Pontiac G5 Antenna

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The Pontiac G5 Antenna delivers clear radio and telematics reception to every drive, allowing drivers to enjoy music, navigation, and emergency information without dropouts. The Pontiac compact coupe sits on a 103.3-inch wheelbase that strikes a balance between agility and highway stability, its front-wheel-drive layout and EPS steering provide young owners with confident control, while the independent MacPherson strut front and multi-link rear suspension smooth out rough pavement. Selecting the G5 base model will provide a frugal 2.2-liter 148-horsepower engine that will return up to 33 mpg on the highway, and those who are thirsty for more power may select the 171-horsepower GT, which is available with either manual or automatic gearboxes so the driver can choose how involved they wish to be. Genuine parts are a safeguard of Pontiac durability, which will keep long-term value strong and maintenance easy. Beyond its sleek body, the G5 counts on a low-profile Antenna mounted on the roof, designed to intercept AM FM broadcasts plus optional GPS and OnStar signals, its corrosion-resistant mast and sealed base are resistant to the elements of weather and car wash brushes, ensuring entertainment and communication are clear years down the road. Installing and changing a Pontiac G5 Antenna is a simple process, disconnect the battery, unscrew and unplug the old Antenna, clean the surface, seat the new gasket, tighten the base, run the coax along factory routes and snap trim back in place, then connect the battery back to get a quick reception test. That Antenna then reconstructs full signal strength.