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2005 Pontiac Bonneville - Q&A

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If you have aftermarket dome lights, under dash and ones on the doors, sometimes aftermarket ones do not dim (depending on the quality). Or if the lights don't works at all, check the fuses. If it's none of these, I don't know way to say. Hope this helped!

2005 pontiac bonneville SE 3.8L V6?
It seems i get sometimes depending on how you drive it a hard shift between 1st and 2nd gear on the automatic transmission. it only has 40,000 miles on it but it you hit the pedal atleast decently and not try to baby it it seems like its a long shift for the vehicle to make? any ideas i know its equipped with a smart transmission occording to the...
Source: Yahoo! Answers, 2 answers

I have a 96 Bonneville SEEI and it does that to some times I don't think its anything to worry about mine has 104K and it runs fine.

Pros and cons for buying a 2005 Pontiac Bonneville?
I want to buy a used car. My budget is $10,000. I LOVE the looks of the Bonneville. Who has expert advice (or experience) about why or why not to buy a Pontiac Bonneville. Any input is appreciated.
Source: Yahoo! Answers, 2 answers

If you choose one, go for the supercharged SSEi. It is the top of the line Bonnie. Though it is a little overweight, the car is still neat. Personally, I prefer the Grand Prix since they are lighter, and thus able to make better use of the S/C. They also pull off a sportier look, but if you like...

Bonneville GXP 2005 need help!!!?
I might be getting A 2005 pontiac Bonneville GXP 2005 And i dont know if i should take out my avic D-3 will the avic d-3 fit in the bonneville please help
Source: Yahoo! Answers, 1 answer

The Pioneer Electronics AVIC-D3 Double-DIN In-Dash DVD Multimedia Navigation Receiver should fit because the factory head unit is also Double-Din. Things to be aware of: You'll lose OnStar functionality without the factory head unit or an adapter You'll lose warning chime functionality - key in...


 
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