20 Most Recent 2000 Saturn SL - Page 4 Questions & Answers

most likely it is one of two things. the O-rings on the end of the line has worn and all you have to do is remove the lines from power steering rack and put ne O-rings on. if your car uses a double flare nut style (like a brake line) then it is either the rack leaking or the actual hose leak. if it is the pressure hose you will generally see it spray. not so much on the return line. this requires replacing the part that is faulty

Replace the alternator. Fields are shorting internally. I’m happy to help further over the phone at https://www.6ya.com/expert/david_c087e4b7d13c0163

Should be in fuse block under instrument panel

AFTER START THE ENGINE THAT BATERY LIGHT NEED TO GO OFF

The ignition control module ( Body Control Module ) is located above the glove box, you'll need to remove it , and its right there.

there is this thing called tune up in a can...or something... Auto Zone sells it... it is guarenteed to pass emission or your money back...

there can be a lot of things to cause it a bad coil a bad fuel pump located in fuel tank timing belt slipped ect

Coolant temperature ??

check transmission fluid level and condition (Change the oil if burnt) run the fault codes to determine if there is an electronic problem. check and adjust bands and clutch packs

Once you get the axle nut off and all components out of the way, use a screwdriver or tire iron and gently use it to pop the CV axles out of the trans. (tip: Use a little bit of grease or petroleum jelly to hold the lock ring in alignment while putting the axle back in)

Stuck thermostat ,or low oil pressure, or no coolant, blown head gasket, clogged radiator.

This May Sound Stupid,But You Can Have The A/C Button Pushed In,But The" Other Knob"That Turns For Vent,Defroster,Ect.Has To Be Turned So That The Arrows Point Out Towards You .Thank You !

Yes any GM dealer can help with this problem, this is a GM product.

Electrical issue.I would imagine you cleaned the cable connectors that you attach to the battery.With the lights blinking,that sounds like a starter issue,but since its new,try replacing the battery cables themselves,double check your wires to the starter,make sure they are tight.Good Luck ! Thank You !

First you must have a keypad with the right numbers on the back.There are two sets of numbers.the only solution i have is a well-known repair shop will have a machine that will do the programming.If you have two keypads you can get the numbers off the back of that one.Good Luck and Thank You !

Usually it's a bad bulb, it may light up still but first I would swap out one bulb at a time with a new one.