No more so than any other engine. Other than break-in oil, my Saturn has never seen anything except synthetic oil. As such there is no possibility of paraffin (sludge) buildup inside the engine. If the engine does not have more than 50,000 miles on it I would consider changing to synthetic oil and don't worry about the flush. I wouldn't anyway. The simple fact is, it's a machine that the dealers have purchased and they want to see if they can get people to actually pay big bucks to use it. The value is marginal especially since the flush does nothing for the surfaces which may actually build engine sludge.
For the most part, I agree with Redbeard. Synthetic is the way to go in the initial 50,000 miles anyway. I would never do an engine flush. Generally, the sludge that is freed up (from lack of maintenance) is dropped to the oil pan, which in turn is picked by the oil pump-stopping lubrication.
behind the crank pully
If it is an automatic, then all cars have dipsticks. But if the Saturn is a stick-shift it wont have a dipstick. Edit: all cars don't have tranny dipsticks, my sister in law has a 2004 Saturn Ion L2 and there is no visible dipstick.. (still looking, cant seem to find an answer ANYWHERE)
R2 to go up L2 to go down.
l2 math.
The L1 button is the left 'shoulder' button. While the PSP doesn't technically have a L2, games that need it usually have it mapped to the PSP's analogue stick.
Since you are on level 70, I am sure you don't need complete solution but first few correct steps. Here you go.D1, R3, D2, R3, D9, L2, U4, L2, U1 , L2, U2, D2, R2, D1, R2, D3, L4, D2, R1, U1, L1, U1, R8,L9, U1, L2, D1, L2, U1, R1, U5, R2,Rest is easy.xauyala
performing surgeries and experiments on people with degenerative spinal disorders
R2,x,l1,li,l2,l2,l2,x
L1,L1,L1,R1,R1,R1,R1,R1,L2,L2,L2,L2 This may not work
There is not cheat for that in san andreas,you have to mod your game in order to have that
R2 x l1 l1 l2 l2 l2 x
L2 = Iodine than you add 2 = Diodine