Type: Air Cleaner Outlet Duct
Fitment Type: Direct Replacement
Interchange Part Number: 13324274, 20918645, 22761486, 22951183

Applicable Models:
Compatible with 2014 Impala Eco 2.4L L4 - Electric/Gas
Compatible with 2013- 2014 Malibu Eco 2.4L L4 - Electric/Gas
Compatible with 2011 Regal CXL 2.4L L4 - Gas
Compatible with 2012 Regal Base, Premium 2.4L L4 - Electric/Gas, 2.4L L4 - Flex
Compatible with 2013 Regal Base, Premium 2.4L L4 - Electric/Gas
Compatible with 2014 Regal Base, Premium 2.4L L4 - Electric/Gas
Compatible with 2015 Regal Base, Premium 2.4L L4 - Electric/Gas, 2.4L L4 - Flex
Compatible with 2016 Regal Base, Premium 2.4L L4 - Electric/Gas, 2.4L L4 - Flex, 2.4L L4 - Gas
Compatible with 2017 Regal Base 2.4L L4 - Flex, 2.4L L4 - Gas
Compatible with 2011 LaCrosse CX, CXL 2.4L L4 - Gas
Compatible with 2012 LaCrosse Base, Convenience, Leather, Premium 2.4L L4 - Electric/Gas
Compatible with 2013-2016 LaCrosse Base, Leather 2.4L L4 - Electric/Gas

Suggesting Installation Steps. This is a suggestion for you not professional. We still advice installed under professionels.
1. Choose an area that has plenty of space for you to move and a well-lit area to Park your car. Be sure to turn your vehicle off before proceeding.
2. Wait until your engine has cooled completely before doing anything.
3. Unplug the car battery. Start by removing the negative terminal (black or unmarked) and then remove the positive terminal (red).
4. Removing the Original Air Intake and Locate the Air Intake.
5. Remove the air intake system.
6. Keep your original air intake aside until you know the new one works properly.
7. Installing the New Air Intake. Be sure to secure the intake with hose clamps where appropriate. Carefully re-install any sensors removed with the old intake. Once the new intake is installed, install a new air filter.
8. Check to make sure the intake system is secured properly.
9. Re-attach your battery terminals. You should attach the red (positive) terminal first. Next, attach the black (negative/ground) terminal.
10. Test drive your new intake! You want to make sure that the intake is functioning properly before you hit the open road.