1. Can I tow
my L-series with all four wheels on the ground like the S-series?
2. How long has the L-series been out?
3. What's the difference between the L-series and the
S-series?
1. Towing Your L-series: Initially, the Saturn L-series was designed to be flat towed with all four wheels on the ground just like the S-series. You may still tow your vehicle. However, some people may experience a low or dead battery after towing. If you intend to tow your L-series vehicle (any model) you must follow this revised procedure. Note the new steps starting at #5.
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1) Position and attach the vehicle to be
towed. 2) Turn the ignition key to ACC position. 3) Turn fog lamps and all accessories Off. 4) Shift transaxle to N (Neutral). 5) Open hood. 6) Open underhood fuse block cover (the plastic, rectangular box near the battery) and remove the following maxifuses: Please refer to the underside of the fuse box cover for specific locations. Also, click on the small picture below to see a larger diagram of the maxifuses. |
IGN 0/3/CR 30A IGN 1/2 30A |
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7) Replace underhood fuse block cover. 8) Close hood. 9) Note: When towing vehicle with all four wheels on the ground, make sure the towing speed does not exceed 65 mph (105 km/h) or your vehicle could be severely damaged. |
2. How long has the L-series been around? The L series vehicles were introduced in July 1999 as 2000 model year vehicles.
3. What are the major differences between the L and S series?