Will it fit a 2004 impala 3.8liter?
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Absolutely! There are adapters to fit just about every radiator size and type. -Jim
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I have an 08 SS impala and it did not work for me. In my opinion this product is bogus
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I am not formilure with the 1964 chevy impala to answer your question, sorry.
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according to the specs. It should be fitted well. However, take a good look at your old one to make sure. Good luck. Mine just fitted w/o any modification.
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Hi Jason,I have a '08 Saturn Aura with a 3.5L V6 so I think your Impala has the same motor. I found the easiest way to replace the rear plugs was to remove the coil pack. It wasn't as bad as you may think. Just be sure to keep track of which wires go where between the coil pack and the plugs. Also, if you haven't done so already, be careful when gapping these plugs as the electrode is much different than from plugs we've seen in the past. Hope this helps and best of luck..Chris
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I no longer own this item, had to send it back because it did not fit my car (2001 Impala) as indicated on the website...
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Yes it does it's for 2006-2013 (also 2014 special fleet Impala's only). Direct fit. No problems since I bought it.
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Remove front passenger tire. Jack up so you can slip underneath and you'll find it at the back of the transmission. I can't remember but I think it is a 10 mm bolt. At least on my 2005 impala it was. Pain in the arm, neck...etc.
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According to the Subaru owner manual it should fit. Perhaps pull uot your old bulb n compare with picture. techinfo.subaru.com/proxy/69520/pdf/ownerManual/069520_2012_Impreza/MSA5M1213Ball_21.pdf
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the only way to find out for sure is to check with k and n catalog. you can cross reference your year make and proper filter for it. i have never owned impeza.
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Disregard first answer!! The McGard 24215 Chrome M14 x 1.5 Thread Size Cone Seat Wheel Lock Set, (Set of 4) WILL FIT YOUR 2014 IMPALA. Assuming you haven't changed the OEM Lugs.
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This did not fit in my 2008 Impreza. I needed to get the correct from another source. hope this helps
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I don't know 100% but I think it will work cause on my 65 impala we thought the motor mount would be tight but when we hooked the tranny it all leveled out with the space. Hopefully this will help you.
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I bought this for a Chevy impala 2008 and they did not fit good. I got it back from the person that I gave it to as a gift.
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I'm not sure. We have Chevy Impala and a Nissan Frontier and it works in both vehicles. But, my Impala has 3 cigarette lighter sockets and it only fits in the one closest to the steering wheel.
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Hi. I actually work in auto parts and yes, this does also fit an 02 Impala. Also, yes, this is what you need if your wheel bearing goes bad. The bearing itself is permanently greased and pressed within the hub assembly and this is the only way to replace the bearing. It is, though, pretty easy to do if you have the right tools. You will need a special socket called an axle nut socket but these can be borrowed at most parts stores for around a $20 deposit. I can also say I was very impressed with the packaging and how well the part fit when I got it. It seriously took me 30 minutes total with hand tools and a floor jack. Hi. I actually work in auto parts and yes, this does also fit an 02 Impala. Also, yes, this is what you need if your wheel bearing goes bad. The bearing itself is permanently greased and pressed within the hub assembly and this is the only way to replace the bearing. It is, though, pretty easy to do if you have the right tools. You will need a special socket called an axle nut socket but these can be borrowed at most parts stores for around a $20 deposit. I can also say I was very impressed with the packaging and how well the part fit when I got it. It seriously took me 30 minutes total... » Read More Hi. I actually work in auto parts and yes, this does also fit an 02 Impala. Also, yes, this is what you need if your wheel bearing goes bad. The bearing itself is permanently greased and pressed within the hub assembly and this is the only way to replace the bearing. It is, though, pretty easy to do if you have the right tools. You will need a special socket called an axle nut socket but these can be borrowed at most parts stores for around a $20 deposit. I can also say I was very impressed with the packaging and how well the part fit when I got it. It seriously took me 30 minutes total with hand tools and a floor jack. « Show Less
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Hi Jason, I have a '08 Saturn Aura with a 3.5L V6 so I think your Impala has the same motor. I found the easiest way to replace the rear plugs was to remove the coil pack. It wasn't as bad as you may think. Just be sure to keep track of which wires go where between the coil pack and the plugs. Also, if you haven't done so already, be careful when gapping these plugs as the electrode is much different than from plugs we've seen in the past. Hope this helps and best of luck.. Chris