20 Most Recent 1992 Saturn SL1 - Page 6 Questions & Answers

Jonzo. if u can't find a fuse labeled radio in the fuse block, check the power wire that connects to the radio itself, it usually has a fuse built into the line. I'm not sure about the saturn, but the fuse may be the old cylinder shape fuse, it may be inside a small cylinder shaped plastic case w/ a wire going in one end (power in) and out the other (to the radio). If it's this type of fuse, u have to push both ends in and twist, and it will come apart, allowing u to remove the fuse and check it. If u tried a radio u know works, hopefully it's just this fuse in the power wire. countrytcurt0

The ECT (Engine Coolant Temp) sensor is most likely bad. Common problem with Saturns.

go see a mechanic you have a clutch problem

What are you torqueing?

probly no unless u contaminated one causin a bad connection-chec them all again-the fan cud be old or the fuse looks good but really bad--the clickins from a bad battery or alternator--1st tightrn the the cables on both-then do a testdrive--if nothn then get them tested at a privateshop

I am not a big fan of belt dressing ... especially when you are not sure if the problem is a:

1. dirty belt ... or
2. dirty pulley ... or
3. bad bearing on a pulley (idler, tension, A/C, alt, PS)

If you are at all handy I would take the serpentine belt off and check it's condition. How to change the serpinetine belt on 97 saturn sl2 do we have to change... Which pulley got replaced? the idler (on top) or the tensioner (lower down)? Usually the idler or tensioner go first before an equipment pulley on the alt or A/C or power steering units.

sound like the fuse is pulled because one is broken

Suspect a failed head gasket.

This is located in the exhaust pipe just aft of the catalytic converter.

check the vacuum hose to the transmission actuator check the actuator operation

Does the electric engine cooling fan come on when the temperature rises? If not, it could be a bad cooling fan. Check for power and ground at the cooling fan connector. It could also be a cooling fan relay.

check for previous mobiliser

No you can't deactivate the system unless you see that option in the Vehicle information center menu. Also check the owners manual.