2002 Saturn SC1 AutomaticFACTORY OEM SERVICE PROCEDURE

Engine/VIN Breakdown: Notes

2002 MODEL COVERAGE

MODEL  BODY CODE  ENGINE (RPO CODE)  (1)  ENGINE ID  FUEL SYSTEM  IGNITION SYSTEM 
Alero N 2.2L (L61) F SFI DIS
..... ..... 3.4L (LA1) E SFI DIS
Aurora G 3.5L (LX5) H SFI DIS
..... ..... 4.0L (L47) C SFI DIS
Bonneville H 3.8L (L36) K SFI DIS
..... ..... 3.8L (L67) 1 SFI (2) DIS
Camaro F 3.8L (L36) K SFI DIS
..... ..... 5.7L (LS1) G SFI DIS
Cavalier J 2.2L (LN2) 4 SFI DIS
..... ..... 2.2L (L61) F SFI DIS
..... ..... 2.2L (LN2/KL6) (3) 4 SFI DIS
..... ..... 2.4L (LD9) T SFI DIS
Century W 3.1L (LG8) J SFI DIS
Corvette Y 5.7L (LS1) G SFI DIS
..... ..... 5.7L (LS6) S SFI DIS
DeVille K 4.6L (LD8) Y TPI-SFI DIS
..... ..... 4.6L (L37) 9 TPI-SFI DIS
Eldorado E 4.6L (LD8) Y TPI-SFI DIS
..... ..... 4.6L (L37) 9 TPI-SFI DIS
Firebird F 3.8L (L36) K SFI DIS
..... ..... 5.7L (LS1) G SFI DIS
Grand Am N 2.2L (L61) F SFI DIS
..... ..... 3.4L (LA1) E SFI DIS
Grand Prix W 3.1L (LG8) J SFI DIS
..... ..... 3.8L (L36) K SFI DIS
..... ..... 3.8L (L67) 1 SFI (2) DIS
Impala W 3.4L (LA1) E SFI DIS
..... ..... 3.8L (L36) K SFI DIS
Intrigue W 3.5L (LX5) H SFI DIS
LeSabre H 3.8L (L36) K SFI DIS
Malibu N 3.1L (LG8) J SFI DIS
Monte Carlo W 3.4L (LA1) E SFI DIS
..... ..... 3.8L (L36) K SFI DIS
Park Avenue C 3.8L (L36) K SFI DIS
..... ..... 3.8L (L67) 1 SFI (2) DIS
Prizm S 1.8L (LV6) 8 SFI DIS
Regal W 3.8L (L36) K SFI DIS
..... ..... 3.8L (L67) 1 SFI (2) DIS
Saturn ("L" Series) J 2.2L (L61) F SFI DIS
..... ..... 3.0L (L81) R SFI DIS
Saturn ("S" Series) Z 1.9L (L24) 8 SFI DIS
..... ..... 1.9L (LL0) 7 SFI DIS
Seville K 4.6L (LD8) Y TPI-SFI DIS
..... ..... 4.6L (L37) 9 TPI-SFI DIS
Sunfire J 2.2L (LN2) 4 SFI DIS
..... ..... 2.2L (L61) F SFI DIS
..... ..... 2.4L (LD9) T SFI DIS
(1) Engine code is stamped on engine block. See ENGINE CODE LOCATION  .
(2) Supercharged engine.
(3) Flex-fuel engine.
Fig 1: VIN Character Position & Definition
G00029224Courtesy of GENERAL MOTORS CORP.
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