Help keep dust and debris out of your engine's intake with the Premium Guard air filter PA92, a round engine air filter built around high-capacity cellulose media. It fits many vehicles, among them the 1968-1969 Chevrolet Impala 6.5L / 7.0L, 1978 Chevrolet Malibu 3.8L / 5.0L and 1980-1992 Chevrolet Camaro 3.8L / 5.0L. See the "Vehicles it fits" section for the full list of vehicles and engines.
Premium Guard tests its air filters to high standards. The filters are designed for high efficiency and high capacity, and to let air flow freely through the filter into the engine for cleaner intake air and longer filter life.
- Engine protection: Premium Guard rates it for up to 99% cleaner air flowing into the engine.
- High-capacity media: the cellulose filter media is designed to remove dust and other debris.
- Airflow: built for increased airflow to support normal engine performance.
- OE-design fit: made to fit inside the housing according to the OE design.
Specifications: round shape, 9.84 in inlet diameter, cellulose media, regular grade and not reusable. The listed applications use one filter. Country of origin: China.
Before you order a replacement, look at the old element first. A filter that looks dirty or clogged with dust may need replacing, so check it at your vehicle's recommended service interval.
Frequently Asked Questions
Is the PA92 the right Chevy Malibu air filter for a 1978 model with the 3.8L or 5.0L engine?
The PA92 is listed for the 1978 Chevrolet Malibu with the V6-3.8L and V8-5.0L engines. Check the "Vehicles it fits" section to confirm your exact vehicle and engine.
What does the Premium Guard PA92 air filter do?
It filters the air going into the engine. Its high-capacity cellulose media is designed to catch dust and other debris, and Premium Guard rates it for up to 99% cleaner air flowing into the engine.
What are the specs of the PA92?
It is a round, regular-grade filter with a 9.84 in inlet diameter and cellulose filter media. It is not reusable.
How does the PA92 install?
It is made to fit inside the air filter housing according to the OE design. Follow your vehicle's service information to open the housing and seat the new filter correctly.
How do I know when my engine air filter needs replacing?
A filter that looks dirty or is clogged with dust and debris may need replacing. Inspect it at your vehicle's recommended service interval.
