Saturn S Series Sedan SL, SL1, and SL2

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Old 12-05-2008, 10:45 AM
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Hi my name is Eric and I have a 1995 Saturn SL1 and it only has around 85,000miles on it. I noticed a few weeks ago it was leaking oil so I opened the hood and noticed the water reservoir was full of oil.
I could not afford to pay someone to fix it so a mechanic friend of mine pulled the head off and I was hoping it was just a blown head gasket but under the cam is a huge crack in the head. I know the car is old but should it really have a cracked head at 85,000miles? I really like the car and it gets around 35mpg which is great when running the kids to all there sports events. I have a fiance and she has three kids I am trying to raise and this hole situation really sucks mostly beings its so close to Christmas. I just want you to know that I think this cracked head problem in my opinion is a just a faulty part because I never over heated the engine or ran it hard I just used it to get to work and run the kids around. I figure no one will even read this and if they do it will just get deleted but I wish you a Merry Christmas because it looks like mine will not be the best this year. GOD BLESS.........

Eric Hurst
10543 County Rd.375 Lot 11
St.Joseph,MO 64505
1-816-261-6903
 
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Old 12-06-2008, 12:44 PM
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Yeah that head shouldn''t have cracked at just 85k. My brothers has well over 200k and has the original head (motor threw rods *plural lol). Anyways check your local pull a part if there is one near you. They have the best prices anywhere. If not go to a junk yard or e-bay. Good luck
 
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