It should not matter. They probably use the same one. All you need to do is go to your local parts store and ask them. When they bring up the parts list for your car they can cross check between the standard 3.8L and the supercharged version. If you are interested, the supercharger can easily be identified since it is external to the engine block. Open the hood and take a look.
I’m looking to purchase a starter for my 2005 Grand Prix 3.8 L but I don’t know if it’s a super charge or not
2005 Pontiac Grand Prix GT
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Maintenance & Repair
My car will not start or make a sound when trying to start it. Got a new starter an it still does the same thing.
2002 Pontiac Grand Prix GT
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Maintenance & Repair
Car runs great, maintained on a regular basis. Engine light came on just after making an appointment for inspection of course. Error comes back as a super charge issue, yet all mechanisms are workin...
2007 Pontiac Grand Prix GT
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Maintenance & Repair
we are at witts end...it only con't to click when trying to start..put on a new starter and still only clicks..will not start..we have done some troulble shooting...what are we missing here...plz hel...
2005 Pontiac Grand Prix GT
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Maintenance & Repair
Can you please tell me how hard it is to change a windshield wiper pump on my car? Is it something that a lay person could do, if they know enough about cars? In mine, I believe the pump is within o...
2001 Pontiac Grand Prix
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Maintenance & Repair
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