Saturn Cars & Trucks - Recent Questions, Troubleshooting & Support
2006 Saturn Ion 2.2l after driving the car, I park and turn the car off I can't get the key out why?
This could possibly be one of two things. An old, worn ignition key or a faulty shift/park solenoid.
If you are going to replace the key DON'T recut the key you are using now as you are only copying a Bad key. Get a brand new key from the Dealership. You will need the VIN number to do it.
The solenoid is located on the side of the gear shifter housing under the centre console so you will need to remove it to get access to it.
Location of MAP sensor on 2006 Saturn view 2.2 L
The Manifold Absolute Pressure (MAP) sensor on a 2006 Saturn View 2.2 L is located on top of the cylinder head, right side, about 2/3 of the way back. There is one screw holding it in. You will need to take off the plastic engine cover off to access it. The sensor in the airbox is the MAF sensor. Mass Airflow Sensor.
Wont move in reverse or drive 2001 saturn l300
Make sure the shifter cable is working. If good then check the transmission fluid level. If ok Then check if the drive axles are ok, If all ok then you have an internal transmission problem.
Power seat quit working on 2009 saturn vue hybrid. what should I check first?
2007 Saturn Vue:
I found a nicked wire under the hood, just past the fuse block (cabin side).
Despite not having any short, the wire corroded within its insulation. You "might" see some "green oxide powder" on the wire bundle and/or fuse block.
I was able to unclip the fuse block, disconnect the "positive lead", and pry it up enough to see an individual wire clip for the power seat. Push in the locking clip and pull the connector down. (disconnect the battery first).
Since the wire turned to powder within its insulation, it still read 12V, but had high resistance. Any nick in the insulation, and exposure to moisture would cause a similar issue. Other folks had reported similar problems within the cabin, on the outside wall, just left of the break peddle. You may wish to remove that panel (it extends under the car door), and look for corrosion there.
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