OEM Pontiac G6 Strut Bearing

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The Pontiac G6 Strut Bearing helps in steering accuracy as the suspension pivots without noise and vibration damping. There were enthusiasts of the Pontiac sedan or coupe with its crisp styling, retractable hardtop available, and nimble handling that seemed like home both on weekdays and weekends. Spirited 2.4-liter four-cylinder or muscular 3.9-liter V6 engines powered it, each with a responsive four or six-speed automatic that provided acceleration in a punchy manner, yet with reasonable fuel economy. Keyless entry, remote engine start, and optional electronic stability control were also considered convenient and safety-wise, whereas factory build quality and warranty coverage ensured owners that Pontiac engineering did not forget about durability. The cabin space was generous with an option of a panoramic sunroof that made long drives in the G6 comfortable and bright. Going back to the Strut Bearing, this is a small component that is mounted on the top of every strut assembly in the front and supports the weight of the vehicle besides being the pivot through which the wheels of the G6 can be turned without sending the steering wheel harsh shocks. The old Strut Bearing may cause clunks, stiff steering, and uneven tires, and therefore maintaining the Pontiac G6 ride smooth and controlled is achieved by replacing it in time. To install, secure the car, loosen the wheel, unbolt and lower the strut, compress the spring, replace Strut Bearing, reassemble, torque fasteners, replace wheel, lower the car, and check alignment.