Access to the alternator is much easier if you remove the passenger side mud shield. To do that, lift the front of the vehicle, put it on jack stands or some other secure and stable blocking. Remove the passenger side front wheel, then examine the mud shield and find the pins that hold it in place. Carefully remove the pins and work the mud shield out of the fender area.
With the mud shield removed you should be able to see the alternator and get to the other components at the head end of the engine.
Disconnect the negative terminal of the battery! If you work on the alternator with the battery connected, bad things will happen!
Release the serpentine belt tensioner.
Remove the bolts holding the alternator.
Carefully disconnect the electrical connections to the alternator and note which wire goes to which terminal on the alternator.
When replacing the alternator, just do everything in reverse order.
It's inside the alternator.
1997 Saturn sc2 loction of transmission dipstick
No, there is no inertia switch on any Saturn.
i have a 1997 Saturn sc2 410xxx miles my friend is at 560xxx on his sl1 if you treat a Saturn well it will last a lifetime if you don't you will cry
no it will no
how to replace a starter on a 1992 Saturn 4 door car standard
You need to drop the fuel tank - its located inside the tank, and accessed via the top of the tank. Eric
Purchase a repair manual at any auto parts store that is specific to your ride. Around $12, and will contain all the info you need for this and future repairs.
The voltage regulator on alternators of almost all modern vehicles (including all Saturn's), is INSIDE the alternator. When rebuilding an alternator it is relatively simple to replace the regulator at the same time you replace brushes, bearings and other components, but if you haven't done it before and don't have someone knowledgeable to guide you through the process, don't try to rebuild an alternator yourself.
The stock tires are usually 35 psi
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chain97 Saturn sc2 has a timing chain,its a pain to change though because there is not much clearance....but it can be done!