you have to get it to turn otherwise you will have to replace the housing,if you get it to turn than put it in the run position with the key in on the right side there will be a small hole.put a piece of a coat hanger in the hole this will allow you to push up the tab to remove the cylider,however if you are having trouble than the key will most likely worn excessivly you will need the key to pull on to get the cylinder out if the ket will not stay in the cylinder than use a screwdriver to try to pry it out,if you are having trouble than here a two tips,turn the key slightly back I MEAN SLIGHTLY BACK and try again also if the vehcicle ahs an automatic transmission remove the shift interlock cable from under the housing this will be a black plastic piece right underneath the cylinder,heres the key u will probably break the 3 little plastic clips no worrys if and when u do this simply reattach it by wraping a wire tie around it,if u are curious how i know this it is because im a technician that works at a Saturn dealership.
The passlock sensor on a 2002 Saturn S-Series is located in the ignition lock cylinder. It's part of the anti-theft system and is typically integrated into the ignition assembly. To access it, you may need to remove the steering column covers and the ignition switch. Be cautious when working with the ignition system to avoid damaging components.
how do i replace a transmission sensor switch on a 2001 l-series saturn
The S series Saturn does not use a timing belt; all four cylinder Saturn's use a timing chain.
( no ) The 1.9 liter four cylinder engine in a 1999 Saturn S series has a timing CHAIN
The SC2 is an 'S' series Saturn, and all 4 cylinder engines of the S series Saturn's used a timing CHAIN rather than a timing belt.
Check saturnfans.com forums under the SL or post the question.
http://saturnseries.net/DIY%20Guides/S-Series/DIYGuideS-Series-Thermostat.htm
How do I replace the water pump in my 1994 Saturn SL2 series standard twin cam.
it shouldn't be possible but if it is you probably need an ignition switch
Not cycle.......cylinder, all were four cylinder. ^^^^ Yupp yupp! The L-series moved on to 6 cylinder engines
No such thing exists on a 91-02 Saturn s-series. The above is correct... mostly. Saturn did not use a physical camshaft positioning sensor on any of its S-series vehicles. There is however a pseudo camshaft pulse generated by the ignition control module and sent to the computer. If you are receiving faulty cam position sensor trouble codes, the problem exists in the Ignition control module.
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