I was wondering, because when I found this web page:
my car is a 1994 Saturn S series.
For the most part, yes. The S series used two engines (same black, diffrent pistons, heads, and timing assembly) but it was a 1.9L Inline 4cly. SOHC, or DOHC. So engine, any of the same modle, SC1, SW1, SL1 used the same parts, SC2, SW2, and SL2 used the same parts, body wise, again, mostly the same, SC1, and SC2, SW1 and SW2,ect... The L series came with two diffrent egine, a 2.2L DOHC Inline 4cly, or a
3.0L DOHC Vee6. so egine mostly diffrent, but again, body, pretty much the same. S Series Engine Codes: 1.9L SOHC == L24 1.9L DOHC == LL0 For the L Series engine codes, i'm not sure, maybe some one could post those.hope that helps
Jeremiah
Thank you, that's very helpful. I found a local salvage yard that has a bunch of SC2 steering column units, for $75 each. That mechanic charged me $475.00.
Apparently there are no laws about how much of a profit margin a mechanic can make on a part, but I'm reporting it to the better business bureau.
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