OEM Pontiac Grand Am Cabin Air Filter

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Pontiac Grand Am Cabin Air Filter helps keep the inside fresh by keeping out dust and pollen so every drive is clean. The Pontiac Grand Am won its fans over with its punchy engines, from the early 2.8L V6 to later four-speed automatic pairings, which produced lively acceleration and smooth highway cruising. Over the years designers refined its front fascia, removed heavy body cladding and fine-tuned the suspension to give the midsize sedan a sporty stance and confident cornering that young drivers loved. Dual airbags, sophisticated sound systems, and constant improvements in transmission efficiency added comfort and reassurance, while authentic Pontiac components helped the car maintain top performance for long commutes or weekend trips. Even with a spotty crash test record, the Grand Am was a popular choice because maintenance costs were reasonable and parts were readily available. The Grand Am Cabin Air Filter fits directly into the HVAC chamber and uses pleated paper to trap allergens, odors and fine debris to protect passengers and keep the blower motor running freely. Replacing this Cabin Air Filter on schedule prevents the buildup of stale air in the cabin and avoids putting extra strain on the climate system, which is responsible for maintaining the sprightly feel drivers expect from a Pontiac sedan. Installation is not time-consuming, find the housing behind the glove box, pop the cover off, slide the applied Cabin Air Filter out, place the new one in with arrows pointing in the same direction as the airflow, snap the panel shut, turn the fan on and check for steady flow.