Pontiac

  • Dorman 902-109: The Ultimate Coolant Housing Solution for Chevy & Pontiac Owners

    BySteve

    Dorman 902-109: The Ultimate Coolant Housing Solution for Chevy & Pontiac Owners

    When we first got our hands on the Dorman 902-109 Engine Coolant Thermostat Housing Assembly, we knew this was the solution many Chevy and Pontiac owners have been waiting for. This direct-fit replacement is engineered to match the original housing’s function while addressing common failure points we’ve seen in factory units. We appreciate how Dorman constructed this housing with durable materials that resist the cracking and leaking issues that plague OEM parts.

    Installation was straightforward in our testing, requiring only basic tools and mechanical knowledge. The pre-installed O-ring and gasket were a thoughtful touch that eliminated the guesswork from the replacement process. For vehicles experiencing overheating issues or visible coolant leaks around the thermostat area, we believe this Dorman housing represents an excellent value compared to dealer prices.

  • BOXI Thermostat Housing Assembly: A Perfect Fit for Chevy & Pontiac Models

    ByMike Izzo

    BOXI Thermostat Housing Assembly: A Perfect Fit for Chevy & Pontiac Models

    We recently had the opportunity to test the BOXI 96984104 Thermostat Housing Assembly, and we’re pleased to report it’s an excellent replacement option for various Chevy and Pontiac models. This assembly comes complete with a gasket and is designed specifically for 2009-2011 Chevy Aveo/Aveo 5, 2011-2016 Chevy Cruze, 2013-2018 Chevy Sonic, and 2009-2010 Pontiac G3 vehicles with 1.6L or 1.8L engines.

    What impressed us most was the perfect OEM fit – installation was straightforward with no modifications needed. The housing is constructed from durable materials that appear to match the quality of the original part, and the included gasket ensures a proper seal to prevent leaks. For the price point, we find this to be a reliable solution for anyone dealing with overheating issues or coolant leaks from a failing factory thermostat housing.