2002 Saturn SC1 iginition module

You can just replace the module without replacing the coil's why do you think the module is bad?They hardly ever go bad and there expensive if it's not bad. If you have no spark then it's most likely a bad crank shaft sensor that's pretty common for no spark on that car. Let me know I might be able to save you some money the crank sensor is only like 20.

You can try replacing the ignition module although I have never seen a bad one cause a crank position sensor code and have replaced very few ignition module's in my over 16yrs working for saturn dealership's that's an expensive guess there not cheap. What is the code number you keep getting?

The best thing you can do is go back to auto zone and get the code number and post it for me then I can give you some idea's how to fix it.

Crcifelli said>I have been talking to you about my saturn sl1 that had the crankshaft code coming up. I changed it and the light came back on and the same code. You said you needed the code numbers they are P0340 and P0341. Is their anyway to be able to just e-mail you. Thank you
Saturntech9 said>Those code's are for the cam shaft sensor which your car doesn't have one not the crank shaft sensor. The most common reason for that code is replacing the plug's and wire's I would remove the plug wire's and see if there is any black carbon on the plug's where the wire's attach or in the wire boot's where they go onto the plug's.I have also seen a miss routed plug wire cause those code's. If you replace the plug's don't put platnuim plug's in it they don't run right in that engine and carbon foul.I recommend standard ngk plug's like it came with. As far as just emailing you we need to stay on this posted question that way other user's can fix there car from the problem your having with your car.

Crcifelli say's>I'm the one with the 2002 saturn sl1 with the engine light coming back on after changing crank sensor. Your last response was to check and change spark plugs and wires. I will be doing this friday and will let you know what happens, again thank you very much for your information. Accutely I bought this car for my 25 yr old daughter who is a single mom and this is the 7th car I have bought her. I am disabled and don't have much money so this help's alot. Bless you curti cifelli

saturntech9 say's>Sound's good keep me posted.

Crcifelli, says>Hi I have been speaking to one of you about the 2002 saturn sl1 that read bad crankshaft code. We changed the crank sensor and engine light came back on and still read crank sesnsor code. My mechanic told me to change the coils and module but you said to change the plugs and wires. I changed the plugs and wires yesterday and when I changed the wires two of the coil contacts were corroded pretty bad. So I steel wooled then clean and car Is running much better. Went to auto zone today and had code removed so will see if engine light comes back on or not. But the way the coil contacts looked and the two wires were corroded bad I think that was the problem. Again bless you and thank you for your help.
Saturntech9 say's>Changing the module never fix's that code it sound's like you found the problem with the corroded coil tower's and wire's if the code come's back you will have to replace the coil's that were corroded. You didn't put platnuim plug's in it did you?