1992 saturn sl engine won't turn over

had u turn on similar problems with Honda crx replaced fuel pump relay turn on ignition but don't start car listen

The O2 sensor would have no effect on the engine starting.
And if it cranks it turns over, just may not start.
Have you checked for spark at the plugs, and fuel pressure at the injectors ?
Do you have normal compression when the engine is cranked ?

There are 2 different engines for the 92 SL,they are 1992 Saturn SL 1.9L TBI SOHC 4cyl 1992 Saturn SL 1.9L MFI DOHC 4cyl Here's a link to the blower motor resister,it's located next to the blower motor,2 screws hold it on.

sounds like the rke module (Remote Keyless Entry) module losing power, I hope that helps you out

Done cars have a kill switch if they are low on oil. Check your oil. If the oil is good, it may be the ignition switch.

If the engine fires up for a second or two with starting fluid then the fuel pump is weak.I would check the fuel pressure and if its not within the specs then replace the pump and filter.

Hi Vernon, There could be a number of different reasons why your vehicle is failing to start. The battery voltage could be dropping during start and become unable to engage the starter motor to turn the engine. You can check this by trying the key with the head lights switched on. If the lights become very dim, you'll need to check the battery, meaning clean the terminals and then try to start with a jump from another battery. If you achieve start up and it fails again the following morning, you will probably need to replace the battery. There could be a problem with the starter relay or a loose contact for the starter motor, most lik3ely the one connecting to the soliniod. It would be good to know some additional information, such as does a clicking sound come from the starter when engaged? Is there a perceptible drop in voltage output when the starter is engaged? does the enine turn at all? Try what I've suggested and if that does not solve the problem answer the questions and let me know anything else which you may think is relevant. Regards John

Might be the antitheft system. GM vehicles are notorious for bad antitheft security systems. When these begin to fail, they will lock out the starter at the ignition. Read about it on this link http://vatspasslockpasskeysecurityhelp.yolasite.com/

Yes you can. Use a large flat head screwdriver. You will have to take out the map light where you can see the motor. On the bottom of the motor you will see a white plastic circular thing insert the screwdriver in there and turn should close it. Hope this helps

Try checking your crank sensor or spark plugs.