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CarGuru > Saturn > Re: 95 Saturn mysterious shut-downs 28 January 2005 07:45:59

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Re: 95 Saturn mysterious shut-downs

Semi Head 28 January 2005 07:45:59
 
From: not@an.eml (Richard)
In my case, my 98 SL SOHC manual was doing >a similar thing when the crankshaft position sensor went out. >It would start fine cold, but as soon as it >got to normal running temp, it would die. It only >happened intermittently at first, but eventually did it every time >I would run it, within about ten minutes of starting. >I never got the service engine light. I guess it >was because when it died, the computer shut off before >it could be set. Not sure, but it is the >only thing I can figure. >If you have a Chilton's or Hayne's and a multimeter, >you can pull it out check the resistance on the >sensor. But remember to heat it up and check it, >too, because I have read of them only failing after >heating. >Good luck. >


Thanks for the response!
That's interesting.

BTW - Now my "service engine light" stays on when the car sputters &
kills. Now it keeps dying when the car starts this sporadic failure. So
now maybe i can get a code. Heck i don't think i can get to AutoZone for
a free check-up (analyzed)!

What kind of scanner do i need (CHEAP)?

Any more comments suggestion will be welcomed.
Email is OK too.

S_H
semi_head@webtv.net­

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Blah Blah 28 January 2005 07:45:59 permanent link ]
 In article <MPG.1c636792a35dfb­81989681@news-server­.woh.rr.com>,
bl@h.blah says...>
If you have a notebook/laptop, you might look at something link> > www.scantool.net to check your OBD II (VPW model for Saturn). You can order> > the same product from Digimoto off of eBay for a few dollars less. I did and> > it cost about the same as bringing the car to the nearest shop would (they> > want $70 to read codes up the street). There are quite a few different> > software apps currently available for free download, and a couple you can> > pay for, to read from it.> >
Here is an article abou the crankshaft sensor failing when hot> > http://www.aa1car.c­om/library/saturn04.­htm .> >
Some other options:>
http://www.ghg.net/­dharrison/obdscan.ht­ml> simular to what you posted but it graphs. (not a very good website)>
This is what i use> http://www.auterraw­eb.com/

I forgot about this one
www.autotap.com


BTW something no one mentioned...THESE WORK ON OBD II CARS ONLY. I
cannot recall if Saturn was OBD II compliant in 95 or not.

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