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Saturn SL1 2002 Owner's Manual needed

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Jamie Apprentice

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Hi Guys,

 

My wife has just recently bought a very used 2002 Saturn SL1 as a cheap to run commuter vehicle for her 110+ km nightly commute to work. We even bought a second identical model to use as a parts donor. The trouble is that neither one still had the Owner's Manual, and while the Canadian GM site says that it is possible to download any owners manual from 1999 onwards, when I spoke with them, they told me that a 2002 Saturn was too old for them to bother carrying a downloadable manual.

 

The US GM site won't let me do anything because I don't have a US address.

 

My question is does anybody have a PDF of the manual?

 

Thanks

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Jamie Apprentice

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I've found downloads of the Service Manual starting at $15 (and most likely they are totally illegal copies), but so far I haven't found any Owner's Manuals other than printed editions on eBay.

 

I've gone over to the Dark Side. The pair of Saturns and our ancient 1980 GMC Vandura G35 based RV are the only GM vehicles in the household. My daily driver since 2 months ago is a 2005 Dodge Durango. Really thirsty with the Hemi and the 3.92:1 differentials, but it's built for towing. Hauls a vehicle on a U-Haul transporter with ease. Looked at similar vintage Chevy and GMC alternatives as well, but the Dodge just turned up first.

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I've found downloads of the Service Manual starting at $15 (and most likely they are totally illegal copies), but so far I haven't found any Owner's Manuals other than printed editions on eBay.

 

I've gone over to the Dark Side. The pair of Saturns and our ancient 1980 GMC Vandura G35 based RV are the only GM vehicles in the household. My daily driver since 2 months ago is a 2005 Dodge Durango. Really thirsty with the Hemi and the 3.92:1 differentials, but it's built for towing. Hauls a vehicle on a U-Haul transporter with ease. Looked at similar vintage Chevy and GMC alternatives as well, but the Dodge just turned up first.

 

Well here's the original paperback on Amazon... http://amzn.to/1nRHrhh

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