It COULD be the radiator cooling fan, the temperature switch that controls the radiator cooling fan, a blown fuse that controls the radiator cooling fan (in that case, why did the fuse blow???) or a worn water pump.
The most difficult part will be finding out which. None of them are that difficult to repair, but narrowing down the problem requires that you understand what's going on and comprehend the cause and effect of complex systems, such as an automobile's electro-mechanical interaction.
NOT AT ALL
The water pump on a 1996 Saturn sl2 is located in the engine compartment. It sits below the AC compressor.
Junkyard
under the hood
It does not have one.
Check the relays and fuses.
1993 Saturn sl2
Yes it will.
the two top ones.
The red dip-stick under the hood.
Boil over? As in antifreeze? that's probly a blown headgasket
little over 2400lbs in manual and almost 2500 in auto