Buy Pontiac Genuine OEM Parts Online — Asia

Original Pontiac parts and diagrams for the Asia market

This page is an original Pontiac parts catalog tailored for vehicles supplied to the Asia region. The model range and configurations you see above reflect Asian-market specifications, which can differ from other regions in engine options, emissions equipment, lighting, safety features and even cooling or fuel system calibrations. Using the Asia catalog helps you select the right OEM components without guesswork.

Here you can browse factory parts diagrams, open assemblies and subassemblies, and read OEM part numbers for accurate ordering. The catalog supports selection by model, generation and production year, and also offers VIN-based filtering to match the exact build of a Pontiac delivered to Asia’s diverse conditions—from dense city traffic and humid coastal climates to long highway trips and mountainous roads.

Models and generations represented in the Asia catalog

The list above spans classics and modern nameplates. Among sedans and coupes, you will find examples such as the Bonneville 10th Generation (2000 - 2005), Grand Prix 7th Generation (2004 - 2008), Grand Am 5th Generation (1999 - 2005), G6 (2005 - 2010), G5 (2007 - 2010) and the short-run G8 (2008 - 2009). Sports and performance models include Firebird 4th Generation (1993 - 2002), GTO 3rd Generation (2004 - 2006), Solstice (2006 - 2010) and the mid‑engine Fiero (1984 - 1988). For multipurpose and family use, the catalog covers Aztek (2001 - 2005), Torrent (2006 - 2009), Montana 2nd Generation (2005 - 2009), Trans Sport 1st Generation (1990 - 1996) and Trans Sport GMT200 (1997 - 1998), plus the compact crossover-hatch Vibe 1st/2nd Generation (2003 - 2010). Compact and economy lines like Sunfire (1995 - 2005), Sunbird 2nd Generation (1986 - 1991) and Sunbird 3rd Generation (1992 - 1994), Wave Hatchback T200 (2005 - 2008) and Wave Sedan T250 (2007 - 2008), as well as historic nameplates such as 6000 (1982 - 1991), LeMans 5th Generation (1988 - 1993) or Phoenix 2nd Generation (1980 - 1984), are also represented. These examples illustrate the breadth of the Asia supply; be sure to pick the exact generation and year from the list above.

How to use the catalog

1. Confirm you are on the Pontiac catalog for the Asia region. This page is already filtered for Asia-market vehicles.
2. From the list of series above, choose the needed model (for example, Vibe, G6, Firebird, Montana, Torrent or Grand Prix).
3. Select the exact generation and production years that match the vehicle, such as “Grand Prix 7th Generation (2004 - 2008)” or “Vibe 1st/2nd Generation (2003 - 2010)”.
4. Open the relevant parts group: engine, fuel and exhaust, transmission and driveline, suspension and steering, brakes, body panels and trim, interior, electrical, climate control, or accessories.
5. Use the diagram to locate the component. The parts list beneath the diagram will show the OEM part number and applicability notes.
6. Copy the OEM number to order the original spare part or to check compatibility. You can also search by part number across related assemblies if needed.
7. If specifications are unclear or the vehicle has market-specific options, run a VIN-based search to refine the catalog to the exact build for Asia.

VIN-based selection and OEM numbers

For the most precise selection, decode the vehicle identification number to reveal your PONTIAC's exact configuration — series, engine, transmission, and ASIA-specific equipment like Asian market specifications, regional standards, varied drive configurations (RHD/LHD), and local certification requirements. Use the run a PONTIAC VIN lookup to open a catalog filtered to your build. If you maintain multiple brands or need to identify a vehicle with unclear history, the VIN check for any brand helps with any car or truck. You can also search directly by OEM part number to verify applicability across engines, trims, and model years in ASIA.

Why the Asia catalog matters

Pontiac vehicles delivered to Asia may differ from North American and European builds in emissions hardware, evaporative systems, lighting units, suspension tuning and available engines. Climate and usage patterns in Asia—stop‑and‑go city driving, high humidity, temperature swings and variable road quality—also influence service parts like cooling modules, brake components, bushings and electrical connectors. By using the Asia catalog, you’re referencing diagrams and part numbers intended for these configurations, reducing returns and fitment issues.

Popular directions for Asia users

• Urban commuters often look up Vibe 1st/2nd Generation (2003 - 2010), G6 (2005 - 2010) or Wave T200/T250 (2005 - 2008, 2007 - 2008) for routine service items and body trim.
• Family and utility needs are well covered by Montana 2nd Generation (2005 - 2009) and Trans Sport (1990 - 1996; 1997 - 1998) diagrams for sliding doors, HVAC and seating hardware.
• Enthusiasts and restorers frequently explore Firebird 4th Generation (1993 - 2002), GTO 3rd Generation (2004 - 2006) and Solstice (2006 - 2010) for performance-related components and interior trim specific to Asia-market options.

Next steps

Use the generation list above to open the correct assembly, read the OEM numbers and verify applicability for the Asia market. Whether you maintain a Sunfire (1995 - 2005), service a Bonneville 10th Generation (2000 - 2005), or restore a Phoenix 2nd Generation (1980 - 1984), the original Pontiac parts catalog for Asia provides the diagrams and numbers you need to get the job done accurately.