Pontiac Torrent Questions

2007 Torrent Multi CD Player

My CD player loads and ejects CD's fine but when you play any of them ( even if all 6 are in ) every 4 seconds like clock work I get a loud electronic buzz sound that goes twice then the music will co...

Where Does This Loose Hose Under My Hood Go?

I found a hose with a loose connector under the hood on my 2008 Pontiac Torrent. The hose seems to be coming from part of the engine, so I am wondering if it could be the culprit in the oil pressure...

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2007 Pontiac Torrent Overheating

Car overheating is Blue devil good for my car

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2007 Pontiac Torrent Overheating

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COOLING SYSTEM

I recently had my head gasket replaced on my 2007 Pontiac Torrent 3.4L AWD. The shop also replaced the radiator because they said it was bad. Ever since I noticed the distinct smell of coolant i...

Pontiac Torrent Overview

Having tried its hand at a crossover vehicle with the poorly received Aztek, Pontiac goes whole hog and introduces its first ever SUV, the Pontiac Torrent. The Torrent is still a compact crossover SUV, however, retaining a sporty car-like feel and sports suspension at an affordable price, while still offering many of the versatile features of a full-blown SUV.
Sharing a platform and powertrain with the Chevrolet Equinox, Pontiac dresses up its front and rear ends with its own unique styling. The Torrent features a 3.4-liter V6 and 5-speed automatic transmission. It comes in either front-wheel or all-wheel drive and offers a lot of cargo carrying options with its split-fold front and rear seats. The back seats also move forward and back to increase the cargo space or legroom accordingly. Though it's termed a compact, there is generous passenger room. Its compact size makes it more lightweight than most SUVs and even most crossovers, and it boasts an 18/25 fuel economy. That may not bowl you over, but for a car of its size, loaded with as many features as it has, it's fairly impressive.
Power locks and windows, ABS brakes, a luggage rack, cargo compartments, fog lights, and keyless entry are all standard on the Torrent, though there are plenty of option packages to make your drive as hassle-free and enjoyable as possible. In 2007, the Torrent added more safety features, including an anti-rollover sensor and Stabilitrak.
For 2008, it looks like Pontiac is going to release a much anticipated Torrent GXP, a sleeker, sportier version powered by a 265-hp V6 engine.

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