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You can find them in a junk yard, or online, at multiple websites. Amazon.com, eBay.com, or most anything like that. Or your local craigslist postings, under car/auto parts for sale.
It all depends on what type of alarm you have installed on your Gran Prix. Make of alarm and fcc id number of the key fob would be helpful in determining how to put your alarm in valet mode, and still allow remote door unlocking, with alarm off.
Check for a vacuum under the hood,or a vacuum canister (reservoir for the vacuum)to see if it has a hole or crack in it,or the vacuum line has came off.
If you are not experiencing any actual driveability problems such as with your brakes, considering the DTC P1653 with P0650 then the problem may be electrical.
Start your search with the fuse for your traction control system, it is under the hood in the compartment mounted to the passenger side strut tower. If nothing is wrong with that then check your wiring harnesses from that box for loose connection or wire damage, and also under the dash.
The best place you'll ever find parts and service for the GTP is www.zzperformance.com
They have their headquarters garage and then several authorized satellite locations in a few states. They make their living on working only with the GTP exclusively.
You need to remove the old a/c compressor and install the dummy pully in its mounting holes. Make sure that the system is empty before disconnecting any a/c lines.
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