Vehicle Involved: Saturn SKY 2007
Repair Procedure: Noise from the front suspension system occurs most likely while the vehicle is being driven over small bumps, or on rough road surfaces. The noise is more noticeable in cold weather, and is caused by faulty sway bar bushings rubbing against the bar or clamps.
Replace the sway bar bushings and install new design clamps, to correct the problem. Test drive the vehicle to verify the repair is complete.
TSB No. RCB 11-06
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Thursday, August 11, 2011
Saturday, December 12, 2009
1996 Saturn-Starting Problem
Thank you for any suggestions you may have!
Response:
http://www.freeautomechanic.com/nostart.html it seems to be an electrical problem. Before you do anything else make sure the blinkers work at normal pace, sometimes lights and all other electrical equipment work with a low battery, not the blinkers. Also, if the battery is not delivering sufficient power to crank the engine you should hear a ‘clicking’ noise, which is a sure sign of insufficient crank power and the battery needs to be charged and the posts cleaned and make sure they are tight.
Often, when the battery is new and fully charged the battery posts are no tight enough, or have enough corrosion –which is not always visible- to prevent from sending sufficient power to the starter. If this is the case, simply cleaning and retightening of the posts is enough to solve the problem.
If you have plenty of power and none of the above symptoms are present, the most likely alternative is a possible loose connection in the starter system.
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Wednesday, December 2, 2009
auto dealer said that they would fix anything wrong with it.
Response 1) If this is an automatic transmission, it could be as simple as a VSS (vehicle speed sensor) or a failed shift solenoid. Neither are too expensive part wise so I wouldn't think the dealer would give you much guff over it. Besides, a deal is a deal and they said thy would fix it....... no worries.
Response 2) 1. Why can't you check the trans fluid?
2. Perhaps your Prndl is off
I drive an old Dodge Dakota and the prndl is off by one step. Drive is in neutral, 2 is drive etc. The little floss sized string has stretched over the years.
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Saturday, May 2, 2009
Saturn Vue 2004 with almost 50,000 miles How much should the service be ?

I have a Saturn Vue 2004 with almost 50,000 miles and wondered what the recommended service should be at this mileage. Should I look into a tune-Up, etc. as I have done every 3000-5000 miles oil/lube/filter, and recently put on new tires and brakes. What is the best plan and price range I can exepct?
Answer:
The 50k service is just a transmission service expect to pay in the 150 dollar range.
Friday, October 24, 2008
how do I remove drivers side window on 1999 Saturn SC2?
Question:
I have removed both the interior and exterior door panels on the driver's side. I can't seem to figure out how to remove the two clips that hold the bottom of the drivers window in place on the roll-up mechanism. My windows are the manual roll-up type, not powered.
Answer:
You are almost there. all you have to do now is push the window glass back towards the car( also with the window about half way up so the 2 white tabs that hold the window to regulator is visible) then the tab that is closer to the back of the car push down on the tab. you will see there is a tab with a lock on it just push down on the tab and push the window glass back this will make the front tab butt up against the window glass. do the same thing to the front tab now. push down on the tab and then push the glass back and up now. the glass comes out in between the inner and outer door panels.
I have removed both the interior and exterior door panels on the driver's side. I can't seem to figure out how to remove the two clips that hold the bottom of the drivers window in place on the roll-up mechanism. My windows are the manual roll-up type, not powered.
Answer:
You are almost there. all you have to do now is push the window glass back towards the car( also with the window about half way up so the 2 white tabs that hold the window to regulator is visible) then the tab that is closer to the back of the car push down on the tab. you will see there is a tab with a lock on it just push down on the tab and push the window glass back this will make the front tab butt up against the window glass. do the same thing to the front tab now. push down on the tab and then push the glass back and up now. the glass comes out in between the inner and outer door panels.
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Saturday, October 18, 2008
Where is the turn signal flasher located on a 2000 Saturn

QUESTION:
Where is the turn signal flasher located on a 2000 Saturn LW2?
ANSWER:
On the dash there should be a button that makes the Hazards turn on and off. This switch has a flasher built into it that is also used for the turn signal flashers.
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