The fundamental role of the Pontiac Grand Prix Relay is to serve as an electrically controlled switch that allows a small signal to safely turn on larger A/C components to maintain a constant cabin comfort level without wasting power. By opening or closing internal contacts in response to a low current command, this Relay supplies or removes voltage to such items as the cooling fan, blower motor, or climate control valves, so that if it goes bad, those parts will immediately cease to function. Over the years, the model has primarily been based on two styles. The classic electromechanical Relay uses a tiny electromagnet to pull contacts together and provides a clear click and proven durability, while the newer solid state Relay uses semiconductor circuits to do the same job silently and without moving parts to reduce wear in high mileage Pontiac cars. A third option, the latching Relay, locks into position after one pulse, which can be applied for saving settings in case of an unexpected power drop. Drivers of a later Grand Prix may find fewer error codes and quicker A/C response due to these advances, but the warning signs of trouble remain simple: sudden loss of fan speed, flipped heat or cooling commands, or dash fault messages. Swift replacement of a worn Relay is cheaper and faster than the replacement of large parts, and this protects the entire climate chain in any Grand Prix variant of Pontiac heritage.
Each OEM Pontiac Grand Prix Relay we offer is competitively priced and comes with the assurance of the manufacturer's warranty for the part. Furthermore, we guarantee the speedy delivery of your orders right to your doorstep. Our hassle-free return policy is also in place for your peace of mind.