Saturn LW200 Parts

Launched in 2001, the Saturn LW200 is a noteworthy model from General Motors' L-series. An upgrade from its precursors, the LW1 and LW2, the LW200 adopts principles from the Opel Vectra, a popular family car, to achieve a firm body construction. Significant enhancements were introduced in the LW200 for improved safety and efficiency, including the addition of shoulder belts and larger gas tanks. The LW200 was designed with American consumer preferences in mind, featuring a spacious cabin, easy-to-use controls, and comfort-oriented seating. The vehicle stands out with its 79 cubic feet of storage space when the rear seats are folded, and uniquely, steel sides, while the doors and bumpers are composed of polymer panels, providing resilience against harsh weather conditions. From 2002, side airbags became standard in this model. The LW200 carries the Saturn's signature polymer panels, conferring resistance to rust and bumps. The chassis is supported by a steel frame where these panels are affixed. The vehicle saw aesthetic updates in the 2003 model, including new headlights and taillights, a transition from wood to silver trim on the dashboard, and redesigned alloy wheels. Optional features like anti-lock brakes and traction control were offered. The LW200 comes standard with a 2.2-liter four-cylinder engine, a power driver's seat, and a one-hand-operable tailgate. Since its introduction, Saturn has successfully manufactured over 406,300 L-Series vehicles within five years, marking a significant achievement for the brand.

Despite having advanced equipment, the Saturn LW200, like its predecessor LW1, is subject to wear and tear. Braking system failure is common; symptoms include the ABS Light frequently illuminating, extended stopping times, and tire slipping or loss of traction on wet or icy roads, often due to a faulty LW200 ABS sensor or worn brake pads. Suspension and cooling system failures are also common. The LW200 shock absorber may fail, leading to vibrations while driving, swerving or nose diving while braking, increased stopping times, uneven tire wear, fluid leakage, and cracked bushing attachment points. Cooling system failure, often due to a collapsed LW200 radiator hose, might present as engine overheating, coolant leakage, and the Low Coolant Light illuminating. To prolong your Saturn LW200's lifespan, maintain key auto parts regularly. The windshield wiper operates under harsh conditions and its rubber can wear quickly; regular checks can ensure better driving visibility. Other components like the seat belt, cabin air filter, fog light, and headlight also require routine maintenance for optimal safety and performance.

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