2001 Saturn SL2 Support Question
Find answers below for this question about 2001 Saturn SL2.Current Answers
Answer #1: Posted by antiroach on August 21st, 2011 1:13 PM
If it's a V6 Saturn, replace BOTH sensors that are near the junction of the exhaust manifold and headpipes. They screw out, much like a sparkplug. If you purchase an exact replacement, you can just plug in the new sensor. But some of the aftermarket sensors (many of which actually work better/longer than OEM) are equipped with only a wire bundle which must be spliced to the old sensor cable. It's a simple process, and should only take a few minutes.
A socket has been specially designed to help you remove the sensors. It has a slot where you can thread the wire to prevent damage to the new sensor. The rear/bottom sensor(s) do not typically fail unless the engine is burning a LOT of oil."
You can purchase a new sensor here for about $30.00, not counting shipping.
Nerds need love too...
Similar Questions
I have a 2001 saturn sl2 a I recently had my air pump replaced. After about 200 miles my check engin...
The car would start some times,but finally stopped starting. The ignition switch was replaced, but c...