- 1988–1991 Single-source
1988–1989: STE with all-wheel drive only; 1990–1991: every model; 6000 years: Wikipedia 1988–1991 (6000 and 60° V6 articles); no listed Celebrity kit page prints it
Also described as Engine, 3.1L V6, multiport fuel injectionEngine, 3.1L (191 cu in) V6, multiport fuel injection
Also documented for BuickChevroletOldsmobile
Documented applications
- 1990–1992 Factory-verified
3rdgenformula prints LHO (letter O) for 1992, and the cited Camaro pages (1990 p.47, 1991 p.31, 1992 p.89) print LHO; the zero form is the code; Firebird years: Wikipedia 1990–1992; 3rdgenformula option pages 1991–1992; shared F-body code; cited from the Camaro kits
GM Heritage factory kit — 1990 Chevrolet Camaro, p.47.GM Heritage factory kit — 1991 Chevrolet Camaro, p.31.GM Heritage factory kit — 1992 Chevrolet Camaro, p.89.
- 1989–1993 Factory-verified
140 hp; Wikipedia's Grand Prix infobox prints LH0 and its 60° V6 article lists the Grand Prix under LH0 for 1989–1993, which dates every year; its 1994 section says the 3.1L was changed to the 3100 SFI (L82); the kits print LHO (letter O); shared W-body code; cited from the Chevrolet Lumina kit (1991, 1993)
GM Heritage factory kit — 1991 Chevrolet Lumina, p.18.GM Heritage factory kit — 1993 Chevrolet Lumina, p.16.
- 1991–1994 Factory-verified
replaced the turbo four for 1991, when it could be ordered on every model but the new base value model (Wikipedia); Wikipedia's 60° V6 article lists the Sunbird for 1991–1994 and its Sunbird infobox prints LH0; 1993 rests on the 60° V6 article (there is no 1993 Cavalier kit); the kits print LHO (letter O); shared J-body code; cited from the Chevrolet Cavalier kit
GM Heritage factory kit — 1991 Chevrolet Cavalier, p.13.GM Heritage factory kit — 1992 Chevrolet Cavalier, p.11.GM Heritage factory kit — 1994 Chevrolet Cavalier, p.16.
This page aggregates every documented appearance of LH0 in the Pontiac reference. Confidence and citations are shown per application — the same code can be better documented in one year than another.