Window Motors & Parts for Pontiac G6

Power Window Parts for Pontiac G6

The Pontiac G6 was produced by General Motors between 2005 and 2006 as a midsize car that was intended to succeed the Pontiac Grand Am. Although the G6 is no longer in production, it may be possible to find replacement parts for them. Prior to choosing a part, you may want to ensure that it is designed for the specific G6 that you own.

Standard trim packages for the G6 included the base, GT, and GTP. The Pontiac G6 base model is a sedan that comes with many standard features and accessories such as power locks, auto windows, and power drivers seat. It also comes with keyless entry, air conditioning, and a six-disk CD changer.

In addition to the equipment Pontiac offered in the base model, the GT offered a remote auto start, premium cloth seats, premium sound system, and ABS traction control. This vehicle was offered in both the sedan and coupe body styles. The GTP comes with a 2.9-liter V6 and an optional six-speed transmission. It was also offered as a convertible.

Besides the window itself, there are several other components that allow power windows on your Pontiac G6 to work as designed. Depending on the condition of the window, it may be necessary to replace the switch, motor, or regulator. Check the switch before replacing a power window motor or regulator. You can simply move your switch to another window to see if it provides power. If it does, then it is likely that the switch is working well.

The motor, activated by the switch, provides the power needed to move the window up and down. If the motor is working properly, you should hear it hum when it is engaged. The regulator is located inside the door panel, and it connects the motor to the glass. It is the arm that moves the window up and down. Many regulators already come attached to the motor, so it may be worthwhile to replace them both at the same time.

Since this vehicle was built on the same platform as the Chevrolet Malibu, it could be possible to use most Pontiac G6 parts with the Malibu. Those who own a G6 can consult their owners manual prior to making any repairs to their vehicle.