The '97 Saturn series (SL, SC, SW) used 2 basic engines.
The SL2, SC2 and SW2 used the dual cam engines, which were identical.
The SL, SC and SW used the single cam engines, which were identical.
The computers were a little different, as well as a couple other issues, but if you stayed with a single cam for single cam vehicles or a dual cam for dual cam vehicles, they were compatible.
The above is correct, but keep in mind, the second half of 2000, all of 2001 and 2002 as well came with factory electronic smog pump systems. The engine design is identical for installation, but the newer engine systems run different cylinder heads allowing for a secondary air system to flow into the exhaust mainifold. The EGR valve systems, although they look the same, have a different programing for exhaust flow. I have not yet been able to modify a 2001 saturn with smog to accept a 1997 non-smog engine without swaping cylinder heads.
Yes, depending on the years. 1989 - 1997 Geo Metro engines are compatible and 1998 - 2001 Geo/Chevrolet Engines are compatible.
no it will no
yes, all the Saturn DOHC motors are interference engines.
If treated right over 500K on original drivetrain
it has a self tensioner pulley No adjustment required
'95-'98 from a donor car with the same Vin 8
The 1997 Saturn Coupe was built in two engine options, a 1.9L SOHC, and 1.9L DOHC. API 0W30 and 5W30 are the best recommended viscosities for these engines. Additionally, 10W30s can be used.
sc2 sports coupe (2 door) DOHC around 120 horse power great handling sl1 sports sedan (yeah L = sedan somehow) SOCH 85-90 horse power ok handling the cars are almost exactly the same other than 2 door and 4 door the engines are close if you have a choice always pick the dula overhead cams DOHC the gas milage is very close to the same all around 35-38 at best
No.
It is a small sedan.It is a small sedan.
They are identical except for the 92 uses OBD1 and the 9+ use OBD2 (few more sensors).
Saturn Rukh was created in 1997.