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Last post on Dec 20, 2009 at 3:08 PM
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Saturn S-Series, Performance Mods, Sedan
#16 of 20 Saturn Overheating
by malessia
Nov 07, 2007 (10:57 am)
I am the proud owner of a 1997 4dr SL. I have replace the thermostate, radiator, water pump, and heater coil. Still, I overheat per the gauge 3 or 4 times in a 25 mile stretch. The gauge reads in the read a while and then theres some noise and it cools down. I also do not have heat. Yes, again I have change the thermostate twice. I am good on my antifreez. I am out of ideas.PLEASE HELP.
#17 of 20 Re: Saturn Overheating [malessia]
by paisan
Nov 07, 2007 (8:53 pm)
This section is for modifying your car, not repairing it, you might want to repost this in the maintenance and repair section.
-mike
#18 of 20 water pump??
by b13steve
Apr 21, 2008 (11:03 am)
my friend has a 1998 SL2 sedan and is leaking water. im a nissan guy so IDK. is the water pump easy to replace, do i need to take off the timing cover?. im a light line tech, never worked on a saturn, and the boss wont let us look anything up on alldata or mitchell 4 personal vehicles. i just dont want to get into n e thing i need specialty tools for
#19 of 20 Re: water pump?? [b13steve]
by 442dude
Apr 21, 2008 (1:41 pm)
Water pump is easy...work on it through the pass front wheel well...comes off with 5 bolts...do not need to remove timing chain cover...just the belt & belt tensioner...no special techniques or tools...USE A TORQUE WRENCH...good Luck
#20 of 20 Saturn doesn't like the oil I'm feeding it. It comes back up.
by timtari
Dec 20, 2009 (3:08 pm)
My son has a 1998 saturn sl. I went' to check the oil in it and it needed about 11/2 Qts. I poured the oil into the oil fill and it won't go down. It stays in top end. Can the oil ports be plugged? It has sat for a day and a half and hasn't changed. He has been having problems with the valve cover gasket leaking,could it be building up pressure because it won't drain to the oil pan. Duh!!!
I haven't seen this before but I'm no mechanic. Please help !!!! I would appreciate it very much. Thanks Tim