I have a 2006 Saturn Vue, the timing chain went and slamned the valves, so I had the head redone, valves replaced. My question is, I have one cylinder that wont fire - I replaced the ICM, the coil pack, plugs. I still have the problem, I think it may be a bad spark plug boot, I moved the boot to another cylinder and the problem followed. Is this common?

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Sounds like the Ignition Control Module.

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That sounds like a power steering issue. Does it make the sound when the car is stationary?

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It has a maintenance recomendation from the manufacturer for replacement of the spark-plugs at 100,000 miles. You don't list mileage or V6 or L4 cylinder. Make sure engine is cold because the cylinder heads are aluminum and can be damaged if plugs are removed hot or overtightened upon reassembly. Remove spark-plug wires and replace spark-plugs. Sometimes the wires break when you remove them and will require replacement. If you coat the inside of the wires where they connect with the plugs with dielectric grease it will help prevent the wires from breaking upon future disassembly.

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See your dealer

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The fuel filter is in the primary fuel tank on your vehicle.