Car Help
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rhumbpunch
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Type of veichle?, year ?
On most older veichles fairly easy to swap out. Four mounting screws, two plugs. Why do you suspect a faulty Ignition Module?
On most older veichles fairly easy to swap out. Four mounting screws, two plugs. Why do you suspect a faulty Ignition Module?
ememdee19
Southern Beyotch
Piece of shiat aka, Saturn
boo 2003.
I found a recall list on NHSTAs website, wich lists a faulty ignition control module for my car. 7 of these modules have caused under body fires. Anyhow, I called Saturn and they're telling me my car is not affected (wrong VIN # or some BS). However, my car is showing all of the warning signs listed in the recall bulletin.
boo 2003.I found a recall list on NHSTAs website, wich lists a faulty ignition control module for my car. 7 of these modules have caused under body fires. Anyhow, I called Saturn and they're telling me my car is not affected (wrong VIN # or some BS). However, my car is showing all of the warning signs listed in the recall bulletin.
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rhumbpunch
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The VIN number gives Saturn or the dealer specific info on when your car was built, what plant, some configuration data, etc. Did you purchase the car from a dealer? If, so call them. It could still be under warranty.
There is a possibility that with your 2003, this situation was corrected, and a mo better module was installed.
If you get no where with Saturn, aftermarket replacement are usually available.
There is a possibility that with your 2003, this situation was corrected, and a mo better module was installed.
If you get no where with Saturn, aftermarket replacement are usually available.
