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That's cool guys, I understand completely. I actually thought they wouldn't except me either, since most poeople don't really know that Saturn is GM. But they said everyone is welcome there now. Even imports.Which is ironic, since it's a domestic based website. But check it out, test the watters a b...

Sorry to plug.
But finding out that GM has it's hands in the Daewoo organization.
I was asked to invite all of you to join the GM guys over at http://domestictunerz.com

So these cars use a crank , and cam position sensor.
I don't remember seeing both.
Does anyone have a wiring diagram, to make sure of this?

Well I don't know of any parts that swap yet. But I do know that the form of engine management is basicly the same. When I looked over the Daewoo engine in the salvage yard, I noticed that almost every sensor that my car uses is also found on the Daewoo cars. The same EGR valve, MAP sensor, and othe...

Very nice job.
But a question.
Are they using steel tubing for piping?
Because ,if so , that will pretty much defeat the
purpose of an intercooler.The piping will get heat soaked.
And the air going into the intake will be hotter, less dense.

Ok,
how does the computer read timing for the coilpacks?
Is there a crank position sensor?
Or does it use a cam position sensor?

Not easy. But can be done. You can turbo charge anything. You just need to know the basics of turbocharging. It's really not that difficult. Many have just modded stock exhaust manifolds, to mount the turbo.(the cast iron is stronger than a header design) To start, you can even run like 5 lbs. using...

I've been here.
In and out.
Eatin' probably, always eatin'.
It's like food owns me.I dunno.

Hello people, I recently discovered that in a way, my Saturn is a second cousin (so to speek) to a couple members of the Daewoo family. Which is quite interesting, to be honest. I kind of had a feeling about it, when I noticed, similar sensors on Daewoos in the salvage yard. I'm currently working on...