Saturn SL2 Parts

The Saturn SL2 is a compact car and features an upgraded, dual-overhead-cam version of the four-cylinder engine. It delivers 124 horsepower at 5,600 and 122 foot-pounds of torque at 4,800 rpm and the engine teams with a standard five-speed manual or optional four-speed automatic transmission. There is an array of high-quality equipment for the users to choose from, including power windows, lock parts, cruise control, air conditioning, sunroof, leather seats, etc., and, in terms of its safety features, it has an advanced airbag system. Curtain-type airbags that can protect the heads of front and rear occupants are available along with antilock brakes, ABS, and traction control. The 2002 SL2 receives an EPA mpg rating of 32-34 in the city with the manual and 22-32 with the automatic transmission. The Saturn SL2 has received much acclaim from drivers and retailers for its excellent riding performance, reliable safety system, and good fuel economy.

Saturn SL2 models from the late 1990s have displayed recurring issues. One prevalent issue is the vehicle shutting down while idling. A 1998 model, after displaying a service engine light with a code p0446 indicating a "vent control malfunction" in the Evap system, shut down despite a functioning battery and consistent fuel system pressure. The potential cause was identified as a failure in the Crankshaft Position Sensor. The 1996 Saturn SL2 1.9L (automatic) demonstrated idling instability when warm, with fluctuating RPMs leading to stalling. Despite error codes like P0341 (camshaft sensor) and P0404 and P0405 (both EGR), these vehicles lack a camshaft sensor, suggesting potential timing chain complications. To mitigate this, the coolant sensor, thermostat, and EGR valve were considered areas for examination and potential replacement. In another instance, a 1993 Saturn SL2 had issues with its odometer and tripometer malfunctioning, which eventually became non-functional, with the possibility of a broken odometer gear being the cause. Automatic transmission problems were persistent across various models. The 2001 model slammed when shifted into reverse, and the 1999 model exhibited jerking in reverse. A 2000 model presented alarming noises and smoke, with an instance of a hole appearing in the transmission. Both the 2001 and 2002 models demonstrated intense jerking during gear shifts, potentially due to internal lining separations introducing debris into the gears and valves. The 2002 model had difficulty shifting between 2nd and 3rd gears, which was associated with hydraulic leaks, resulting in significant repair costs. The 2000 model also had a safety concern, enabling gear shifts without the ignition key.

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