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When the Saturn L300 appeared in the market it served as part of Saturn's L-series production during the 2001 model year. The Saturn L300 utilized the 3.0L V6 (L81) engine due to its performance capabilities along with fuel-efficient features. Production of the L300 took place at Wilmington Assembly until 2005. Users could choose between the manual F35 transmission with 5 speeds and the automatic GM 4T40-E transmission for their driving comfort needs. The Saturn L300 possessed a sediment width of 69.1-inches and sedant height at 56.4-inches alongside wagon height at 57.3 inches. The 2003 Saturn L300 obtained current taillights featuring dashboard silver detailing yet sedan versions maintained side-curtain airbags as optional equipment. All new models of the L300 from 2004 included antilock brakes (ABS) as standard equipment and the automatic air conditioning control was modified to basic manual operating features. The use of genuine Saturn OEM components which can be obtained from Saturn dealerships or authorized retailers is necessary for both peak performance and part life expectancy.
The Saturn L300 has three main concern areas, evaporative sealing, fuel delivery, and automatic transmission control. In evaporative sealing, the L300 may set a light after refueling and show hard starts. A worn gas cap leaks vacuum, inspect the seal and replace the cap on the Saturn L300. Run an EVAP test, clear codes, and confirm monitors on the L300 after a cold soak. In fuel delivery, the Saturn L300 can develop a cracked fuel pump module flange with odor near the tank. Check for wetness on the pump top, replace the fuel pump module and seals, and inspect EVAP lines. Verify frame grounds and battery condition, low voltage skews scan data during diagnosis. For transmission control, the Saturn L300 may show harsh shifts, a 2 to 3 flare, or limp mode. Pressure control wear in the valve body reduces clutch authority, confirm with line pressure and adaptation data. Service fluid and filter, update the TCM when available, and repair the valve body or solenoids as needed. Complete with a quick city loop and a quick highway test, make sure smooth-shifting and closed EVAP on this Saturn. Document fuel trim changes, transmission temperatures, and leak checks to support long term reliability.