Buy Pontiac Genuine OEM Parts Online — Canada

Original Pontiac parts and diagrams for the Canadian market

This is the original spare parts catalog for Pontiac vehicles supplied to Canada. The list above covers 27 series and 44 generations sold and serviced in the Canadian market. Here you can browse factory diagrams, identify assemblies, and read OEM part numbers for accurate maintenance and repair. Because this page is focused on Canada, model ranges, engines, emissions equipment, lighting (including daytime running lights), and trim details reflect Canadian specifications.

The catalog lets you search parts by model, generation, and production year, then drill down into systems such as engine, transmission, suspension, body, interior, and electrical. Each diagram is tied to an OEM parts list, so you can verify part numbers, supersessions, quantities, and side-specific details. You can also refine selection by VIN, which is especially helpful for mid‑cycle changes and Canada‑only configurations.

Model coverage highlights

From classic to late models, the list above includes a wide span of Pontiac vehicles common in Canada. For full-size and midsize sedans you will find the Bonneville 7th Generation (1982 - 1986) through the Bonneville 10th Generation (2000 - 2005), as well as the Parisienne 7th Generation (1983 - 1986), the 6000 (1982 - 1991), and LeMans 6th Generation (1976 - 1981) and LeMans 5th Generation (1988 - 1993).

Performance and sports models are represented by the Firebird 2nd Generation (1976 - 1981), Firebird 3rd Generation (1982 - 1992) and Firebird 4th Generation (1993 - 2002), the GTO 3rd Generation (2004 - 2006), the mid‑engine Fiero (1984 - 1988), and the roadster Solstice (2006 - 2010).

Popular Canadian daily drivers and compacts include the G6 (2005 - 2010), G5 (2007 - 2010), G3 T250 (2009 - 2010), Sunfire (1995 - 2005), Sunbird 2nd Generation (1986 - 1991) and Sunbird 3rd Generation (1992 - 1994), plus the Vibe 1st/2nd Generation (2003 - 2010). For value‑oriented models, see the Wave Hatchback T200 (2005 - 2008) and Wave Sedan T250 (2007 - 2008).

Crossovers, SUVs, and vans used across Canada’s varied roads are also here: Aztek (2001 - 2005), Torrent (2006 - 2009), Montana 1st Generation (GMT200) (1999 - 2005) and Montana 2nd Generation (2005 - 2009), as well as Trans Sport 1st Generation (1990 - 1996) and Trans Sport GMT200 (1997 - 1998). Earlier nameplates like Phoenix 2nd Generation (1980 - 1984), T1000 (1982 - 1987), J2000 2nd Generation (1982 - 1986), Safari 1st Generation (1987 - 1989), and the Grand family complete the picture with Grand Prix 7th Generation (2004 - 2008), Grand Prix 6th Generation (1997 - 2003), Grand Prix 5th Generation (1988 - 1996), Grand Prix 4th Generation (1981 - 1987), plus Grand Am 5th Generation (1999 - 2005), Grand Am 4th Generation (1992 - 1998), Grand Am 3rd Generation (1985 - 1991), and Grand Am 2nd Generation (1978 - 1981).

How to use the catalog

1. Confirm you are on the Canada page to ensure parts and configurations match the Canadian market.
2. In the list above, select the required Pontiac series (for example, Vibe, Grand Prix, G6, Bonneville, or Montana).
3. Choose the exact generation and production period that matches your vehicle, such as Firebird 4th Generation (1993 - 2002) or Bonneville 10th Generation (2000 - 2005).
4. Open the needed assembly group: engine, fuel and exhaust, transmission, suspension and steering, brakes, body panels, lighting, interior, or electrical.
5. Use the diagram to locate the component, then read the OEM part number in the parts list. Note quantities, left/right sides, and any supersession notes.
6. Search by part number if you already know the OEM code, or copy the number to order from suppliers and verify compatibility.
7. If your car has mid‑year changes or special Canadian options, refine selection via VIN decoding to load the exact build configuration.

VIN-based and part-number search

For the most precise selection, decode the vehicle identification number to reveal your PONTIAC's exact configuration — series, engine, transmission, and CANADA-specific equipment like Transport Canada standards, bilingual documentation, winter-rated components, and North American specifications. Use the check PONTIAC VIN here to open a catalog filtered to your build. If you maintain multiple brands or need to identify a vehicle with unclear history, the universal VIN lookup 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 CANADA.

What’s popular in Canada and why region matters

Canadian usage often combines dense city traffic with long highway trips and variable weather from cold winters to wet springs. That means accurate selection of suspension, braking, heating, and lighting parts is critical. Models frequently seen on Canadian roads include the Vibe 1st/2nd Generation (2003 - 2010) as a practical hatchback, Grand Prix 7th Generation (2004 - 2008) and G6 (2005 - 2010) as everyday sedans, and crossovers like Torrent (2006 - 2009) and Aztek (2001 - 2005). Families often rely on Montana 2nd Generation (2005 - 2009), while enthusiasts look to Firebird and Solstice. Choosing the Canada‑specific catalog helps account for DRL requirements, metric instrumentation, cold‑weather packages, and market‑specific emissions calibrations.

Start your search

Use the list above to open the correct Pontiac series and generation, explore the factory diagrams, and note OEM part numbers. Whether you maintain a Sunfire (1995 - 2005), restore a Firebird 3rd Generation (1982 - 1992), or service a Montana 2nd Generation (2005 - 2009), this Canada‑focused catalog provides the original references you need for reliable parts selection and fitment.