It could be a number of things wrong with it. The problem you are having sounds similar to what my car was doing. There is an idle air control valve located on your throttle body which can collect carbon deposits. It may be helpful to take it off and spray it with carb cleaner. The EGR valve (Exhaust Gas Recirculation) was getting stuck on my car because of carbon deposits. I took it off and let it soak overnight in carb cleaner. It won't hurt to try cleaning those two parts. If that doesn't work, you can buy a GM code reader to read your computer and it will tell you what is wrong with it. (I bought one off of eBay for $25 after shipping) Also, I would recommend buying a repair manual from an auto parts store. It is pretty good about giving you step by step instructions on how to repair your car. I hope this helps.
No, they stopped making saturns in 2009 I believe.
Saturn creates some of its own heat sometimes.
behind the center console, where you see the heater controls
port # 20
Saturn is the planet you are talking about for its rings are sometimes obscured from view by Saturn's shadow.
Jupitar and sometimes Saturn
yes. gm has stopped making sturn vehticles.
Does a 94 Saturn have a fuse on the cigarette lighter. Mine stopped working. Where is this fuse? There is no direction on where to find a fuse if in fact there is a fuse.
Saturn was manufactured by General Motors. General Motors stopped manufacturing Saturn's last year as a part of their economic plan to keep the company going. That's unfortunate too, because Saturn's were perhaps the best small American car on the market.
After a successful run the production of Saturn cars was stopped in 2009 after a much sought after deal between GM and Penske Automotive group fell through.
The fuse that controls the cigarette lighter on a 2004 Saturn Ion is a 20 Amp. fuse located in the bottom right corner of the fuse box. The fuse box is located just to the left of the steering wheel in the dashboard under the instrument panel.
The gas giant Saturn is located in the solar system orbiting the star Sol, sometimes referred to as the "Terran System."