Burning oil? Failed cylinder seals. More then three quarts a month, ditch the car. One quart or less isn't too bad. In that case you will need to keep an eye on the EGR valve nad possibly the O2 sensor (if your 94 has one) past the exhaust manifold. What's happening is that oil is entering the combustion chamber and ignighting with the fuel air mixture. The result is exhaust gas much more laden with soot. This soot can wear down spark plugs faster and thus the coil packs faster too. This soot covers everything and fouls up the EGR. If your engine decides to rev up on its own, a good bet your EGR has failed. Bottom line, less than a quart a month, remove the EGR every six weeks and soak the bottom in carb cleaner. Change spark plugs every six months. Autolites are cheap at wal-mart. The body on your Saturn is probably perfect, but a 16 year old Saturn motor isn't worth replacing the seals on.
5w-30 is recommended according to the owner's manual
On most vehicles I recommend you change the oil every 5,000 miles if you are using conventional oil and 8,000 if you are using synthetic. However due to a design flaw in your Saturn engine, you need to change your oil every 3,000 miles.
Inside the transmission, just above the transmission oil pan.
4.5 L.....5w30 oil is recommended, for cooler start ups use 10w30 oil.
Change the oil and filter every 5,000 miles if you are using conventional oil or every 7,500 miles if you are using synthetic oil.
Sailor Saturn was created in 1994.
what kind of oil is best for a Saturn 300l
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8/1 is the stock rim size for a 1994 Saturn sc
it's normal for these engines, just check the oil every,1,000 miles if it has over 100,000 miles on it. change the oil every 3,000 miles if using regular oil. Its not
Sega Saturn Magazine was created in 1994.
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