Your Saturn LS2 is one of the most reliable, roomy, and comfortable mid-sized sedans ever built. It's easy to understand why you acquired one. However, no matter how durable your car may be built, there will come a time that you will experience problems with it. In fact, it is inevitable. The best thing that you can do is to come prepared. Arm yourself with these maintenance tips so you can prevent future problems and prolong the life of your Saturn LS2.

One of the most common car problems is oil leak—even if it is minor, it is still a threat to the engine as it can cause the engine to break down. This is why you should not take leaks lightly. When you notice oil is leaking from your engine, you must have it checked immediately. It can be hard to diagnose where the oil leak is coming from if you don't have the proper background, so bringing it to your local mechanic would be a smart move. However, you don't have to wait for it to happen to you. You can always do preventive maintenance.

There are several components that should be checked regularly to prevent oil leaks, and one of them is the oil filter. Oil filters get filled with dirt and small debris that can clog it. If the oil filter is clogged, the oil will find another way out of the filter, so make sure you change the oil filter regularly. Another component that should be checked is the oil drain plug. If it gets worn out or comes loose, oil can leak from it. And then there's the oil filler cap. If it is worn out, loose, or missing, the pressure of the engine can cause the engine oil to spill while the engine is operating. The valve gasket should also be kept an eye on since a worn-out valve gasket is probably the most common cause of oil leaks.

It can be very frustrating if your car won't start. This is why you should keep tabs on the parts that are involved in starting your vehicle. There is a myriad of car parts that helps in starting up your vehicle, so it can be quite frustrating to determine which part is causing the problem.

In keeping tabs with your ignition system, start with the fuse. Check if it is broken or busted. Once you are done checking it, work your way to the battery. Problems with the ignition can be caused by a simple blockage on the battery ports. Over time, it can get blocked with dirt and corrosion, so make sure you keep it clean, always. A dead battery is also a common culprit of no-start problems. Measure the power inside your battery with a battery tester from time to time. The battery tester will tell you if you already need to charge the battery or if you need to replace it entirely. Then try checking the ignition switch. A faulty ignition switch can also cause your car not to start.

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