Top 20 1994 Saturn Sl Questions & Answers

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From what I can find it is 19 foot lbs for the rocker arm shaft.

you may have to replace your calipers, they could have seized

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Do you have spark? Do you have correct fuel pressure? Compression?

If your car gets bumped or jolted you may have to reset your fuel pump its a little button usually in the trunk check your owners guide

Is the engine locked up?

EGR valve dirty and stuck?

Bad throttle position sensor, or MAS sensor is faulty. Check fuel pressure if these first two don't fix it.

this is from a boiling engine It is because the coolant is subject to excessive heat probably from head gasket or cracked head, inoperative cooling fans, blocked radiator cores or flaked fins on the radiator core. The initial problem may be from a coolant leak that dropped the coolant level.to a dangerous level.

Make sure no hoses came undone...and u can try a idle relearn procedure to start off with..may b coincedental that something may have went out of sack w hits

top, bottom, left and right, if not visable from the front then they will be from the back of the light mechanism.

Its either very low on oil, or you have a rod knocking. You should not drive it until you fix the problem.

will be in interior fuse box lower, dash drivers side, remove the cover which will also list the fuse's location and use

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Those fuses are usually in the fuse box under the driver's side dash board. Also check the driver's side kick panel. That's the place to the left of your left foot. You'll have to look around under there to find it. If not there, then try the fuse box in the engine compartment. Then there's always a repair manual at the car parts store. They run about $25.

mr carl you sound really upset with this site, but you are still here, but let me give you an idea,go to a auto parts store and ask for a mechanical manual for your car and if you find one go into the chassis electrical system and i think you will find the answer sorry i dont have any info on that at this time but check and read the cover on the fuse box lip or cover ok

There is no adjustment you need to replace the clutch release bearing, it is dry on grease.

Under the dash in the fuse caompartment.

use gas line ant-freeze in the gas tank