20 Most Recent 2002 Saturn Ls 4dr Sedan Questions & Answers

YES!!!! The Saturn is one of the few automatic tranny cars that can be towed on all four wheels !!!! Check your owners manual , it's all in there. You'll have to pull a fuse and set up the shifter ,but read your owners manual.

Most common cause is fuel sending unit located inside fuel tank.

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Sometime the valve it the piston, back up the crankshaft set the camshaft mark and replace the crankshaft on the mark

Pull the inside door panel off & try pushing up or down slightly while hiting the switch..

you need to replace the turn signal switch there is a tab on the tip that get pushed by a canceling cam most gm dealers can get it for you i have a couple but i don't ship or take checks

just some suggestons.check freon make sure its got enough.make sure wire conn.is good on compressor.it does have a pressure censor on the low pressure side.located on the line u put freon in.on most cars.or u might have a bad thermostat.some ideals to start at.

Check for a fusible link going either to the starter or inside the car on drivers side by fuse box they are usually found by either a little round black piece on. Them that looks like a fuse or a larger wire that has a smaller wire on the end of it I can tell you for sure most fusible links on Chevy's are brown anecdotes he go to the starter the older Chevys anyhow

Your vehicle uses GM Dex-Cool from the factory which is a coolant that is red in color. You more than likely have a leak so the system is low and therefore the coolant light is acting up.

There are several Technical Service Bulletins on this year Saturn for intake manifold gasket leaks for one, but it could be from a lot of places.

Washing the engine and letting it dry, then running it the next day and hunting around with a flashlight may help pinpoint the problem area. Check hose clamp areas of course.

For difficult leaks they make a Dex-Cool compatible UV Dye that can be seen with a UV light at a repair shop.

best wishes!

Sounds like the chain has stretched beyond the tensioners ability to keep the slack out of it. You will need to replace the chain, tensioner and the chain guides. Most times the cover can be repaired by cleaning the hole and the area around it, then sanding with 80 grit sandpaper and then applying liquid aluminum or similar repair material. DO NOT repair the hole and ignore the chain problem or you risk destroying the engine.
Unless you have done similar work, it's advisable that you have a competent shop do the work or at the very least, get yourself a chilton or haynes manual to guide you through it. If done incorrectly the valves will contact the pistons and cause a lot of damage, so follow instructions exactly.

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it is located at the right forward side of fuel tank under car

coulñd be a duff battery ,try charging the battery ,if its an old battery renew it

Find the drain under the car. Use a clothes hanger or other wire to break up the clog in the hose.

Are you getting any dash lights? If so, do they dim when you turn the key? How old is the car and when was the last time the battery was replaced? Batteries generally last 3-6 years depending upon usage and how well the charging system is working. It is possible the connections on the battery have become loose or corroded. Try grasping each one with a gloved hand and Move them back and forth. If that doesn't work, remove the battery and take it to an auto parts store and have them check it.

the Highside is located in the front passanger side corner, as you have probably seen. the low sde is located in the rear passanger corner, down low.