Application2011-2013 compatible for Buick Regal2.0L 2013-2015 compatible for Buick Verano2.0L 2002-2005 compatible for Chevrolet Cavalier 2.2L 2004-2005 compatible for Chevrolet Classic 2.2L 2005-2010 compatible for Chevrolet Cobalt2.0L2.2L 2006-2008 compatible for Chevrolet Cobalt 2.4L 2008-2010 compatible for Chevrolet HHR 2.0L 2006-2008 compatible for Chevrolet HHR 2.2L 2.4L 2004-2008 compatible for Chevrolet Malibu 2.2L 2008-2010 compatible for Chevrolet Malibu 2.4L 2007-2009 compatible for Pontiac G5 2.2L 2007-2008 compatible for Pontiac G5 2.4L 2006-2010 compatible for Pontiac G6 2.4L 2002-2005 compatible for Pontiac Grand Am 2.2L 2007-2009 compatible for Pontiac Solstice 2.0L 2006-2009 compatible for Pontiac Solstice 2.0L 2002-2005 compatible for Pontiac Sunfire 2.2L 2007-2010 compatible for Saturn Sky 2.0L 2.4L 2002-2007 compatible for Saturn Vue 2.2L 2007-2010compatible for Saturn Vue 2.4L 2007-2009 compatible for Saturn Aura 2.4L 2004-2007 compatible for Saturn Ion 2.0L 2003-2007 compatible for Saturn Ion 2.2L 2006-2007 compatible for Saturn Ion 2.4L 2004 compatible for Saturn L300 2.2L 2001-2003 compatible for Saturn L200 2.2L 2001-2003 compatible for Saturn LW200 2.2L 2001-2002 compatible for Saturn L100 2.2L 2000 compatible for Saturn LS 2.2L 2000 compatible for Saturn LS1 2.2L 2000 compatible for Saturn LW12.2L 2002-2004 compatible for Oldsmobile Alero 2.4L 2011 compatible for Saab 9-5 2.0LSpecificationCondition: 100% Brand New Warranty: one year warranty for any manufacture defect. Package Included: 1 xOil Pump Timing Cover & Gasket (You will get exactly as the main picture shows.) Common Symptoms of a FAULTY Oil Pump: If the oil pump fails, the following fault symptoms may occur: 1. Low Oil Pressure 2. Increased Temperature 3. Noisy Hydraulic Lifters 4. Valve-Train Chatter 5. Oil Pump Noise The Causes of Oil Pump Failure : When your oil pump fails, it\'s probably for one of the following reasons: 1. Improper installation. 2. Bad Oil 3. PoorMaintance 4. Oil Contamination 5. Low Oil 6. Time and use. How to Replace an Oil Pump? Step 1： Find a dry and clean area. Secure vehicle with a Jack and Stands. Step 2:Position the oil drip pan and remove the bolts Place oil drip pan directly under the plug that you will pull out of the oil pan. Remove any debris or other objects that could prevent the plug from being pulled. Pull the plug and allow the oil to drain out of the pan. Remove all the bolts in the oil pan. Step 3: Replace the Old Oil Pump Remove the bolts that secure the pump in place. Take the old pump off. Put the new pump in place, and reattach the pickup tube and filter to the new oil pump. Use the bolts to secure the pump in place. Step 4: Seal the Oil Pan and Reinstall itNote- This item is aftermarket ones. It will replace the original oil pump timing cover. - Instruction is not included. Professional installation is recommended - Contact us please for whatever we can help