Standard Motor Products Cruise Control Module CM4009 for Pontiac Fiero
Fits 1986 models
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Pontiac parts here cover 19 listings for vehicles from 1965 to 2010. The Firebird has the most parts, followed by the Grand Prix and Grand Am. AC Delco supplies 5 listings, with Action Crash, Standard Motor Products and Covercraft also available. You can see the years and engines for each part on its listing.
Fits 1986 models
The Firebird has 6 parts. The Grand Prix and Grand Am have 3 each, and the GTO and G6 have 2 each. Single listings cover the Vibe, Fiero and Bonneville, making 8 Pontiac models in total. Pontiac was a GM brand that ended in 2010, so many parts are shared with other GM vehicles, but the fitment table is the deciding check.
Car bras and ignition switches have 2 listings each. Single listings include a control arm bushing, a fuel pressure regulator, a neutral safety switch, a cruise control module, a fuel pump relay, an air pump, an overdrive relay and a driveshaft support. A car bra is a fitted front end cover that protects the paint, and it is made for a specific body shape.
The Firebird, Grand Prix and GTO names were used on more than one generation, so the model year matters most. Engine choice changes fuel and ignition parts. The Vibe was built alongside the Toyota Matrix and shares many parts with it. Check the fitment table for year, engine and body style, and compare your old part number before ordering.
Yes, the Firebird has 6 listings, the most of any Pontiac model. Select your year to see which parts suit your generation.
No. Car bras are cut for a specific front end shape, so the listing names the model and years it fits. Check that your car matches.
The two were built together and share many parts, but body and trim pieces can differ. Rely on the fitment table, which names every model a part fits.