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What is the coolant capacity for a Saturn sl2?
7 quarts of coolant will fill your sl2
Where is the coolant temp sensor on a 1994 Saturn SL2?
The coolant temp sensor is located directly under the EGR valve, just in back of the upper radiator hose connection on the engine. The sensor has 2 wires and uses a 14mm socket to replace
What is the warning light shaped like a radiator and the warning light immediately to the right of that warning light from a 94 Saturn SL2?
Coolant leak possibly no fluid in radiator, hence the picture of a radiator.
How much coolant does a 1995 Saturn SL2 hold?
A 1995 Saturn SL2 will hold 7 quarts of coolant. Saturn vehicles are no longer made but can still be serviced by GMC dealerships.
Where is the thermostat in 1994 sl2 Saturn?
on the passenger side of engine, below ac compressor. coming from bottom radiator hose.
Does the 97 Saturn SL2 have a radiator cap?
no, it's on the reservoir. Yes, the radiator "system" has a pressure-release cap located on the plastic coolant fill bottle. This bottle is an active part of the cooling system, and is where you add coolant to the system
How do you replace the radiator and the radiator support in a 1997 Saturn SL2?
I just replaced the radiator in my 97 SL2 today. What exactly are you asking? Step by step instructions?
Where is the radiator cap on a 94 Saturn sl2?
The radiator does not have a cap as most cars do. You add coolant to the reservoir bottle. The reservoir bottle may be under pressure when the engine is warm. Use caution when opening.
Water pump 94 SL2 Saturn?
How do I replace the water pump in my 1994 Saturn SL2 series standard twin cam.
Where is the water pump to fill up in a 1996 Saturn sl2?
You don't "fill up" the water pump. The water pump is just a pump that moves coolant throughout the engine cooling system. You add coolant at the radiator or the coolant recovery tank.
What is the spark plug gap for a 1994 Saturn SL2?
yes
Where is the coolant temperature sensor on a 1996 Saturn SL2?
The sensor is threaded into the coolant passage in the back of the cylinder head.
