20 Most Recent 1999 Saturn SL - Page 2 Questions & Answers

replace engine control module

run jumper wires to the fan motor to see if they work if they work then try turning on the A/C to max that should also make the fan come on if that works change the switch in the radiator or the temperature switch in the cylinder head

If it has a timeing sensor on a device that looks like a distributer in older cars it should be changed also. It and the crank sensor share info in order to work properly.

I really doubt this is the case.

IGN 4 Green (30) Feeds directly to A/C Relay, AIR PUMP Relay, WINDOW Relay. IGN 1 (10), TURN (10), B/U LP (10), EGR (10), EIS (10), PCM I (10), INJ (10), WIPER (25), AIR BAG (10), RADIO (10) Located in the under hood fuse box . located in the under hood

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i have found on that car if the temp sensor is unpluged or is bad oddly enough it wont let the car start you should check it and or replace it

bad head hasket

Jim, Normal to have a little up and down, ,a lot could be small vacuum leak, temp. censor, throttle position sensor, are there any codes.

Everyone automatically assumes that oil and water mixing means a blown head gasket or cracked engine block. Of course common sense is usually not that common. Oil in coolant is a different problem than coolant in oil. The former is a low pressure leak, and could indicate only an intake manifold gasket. It could also be an early or small head gasket leak. Coolant in oil is usually a cracked block or torn head gasket, and has concomitant symptoms of white exhaust smoke and milky oil on dipstick. If you replace the head gasket and the problem persists, an intake gasket could have fixed the problem.

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pull on the emergency brake do the DRL go out?

I have a same problem. need help

Hi Tim Short answer is, yes, a cracked seal, or worn out gasket could be at the root of the leak. That said, the transmission is a major component of your drivetrain. It sits, most likely, under your engine, with the shafts to the front drive wheels coming out either side. Unless you have some serious tools and a very good guide (this will likely mean pulling the entire engine), this is not something to go into lightly as a DIY project.

Since your question is listed as a 1999 Saturn SL and a Toyota 4Runner, I will answer both:

1999 Saturn SL
Typically the orange exclamation point dash warning light is indicating a problem with your brakes, parking or hand brake. Check to ensure that your emergency brake is completely disengaged.
Check to ensure proper brake fluid level.
Otherwise this could be indicating a problem with the ABS system.

04 Toyota 4Runner
Low tire air pressure. Inflate to approximately 32 PSI should correct your problem.

I hope this helps.