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The Saturn Thermostat is a small valve that fits in the coolant outlet and controls the flow to the radiator to allow the engine to warm fast and maintain a constant operating temperature. Saturn cars have polymer side panels that shake off grocery cart collisions and road salt, so years on, fenders are straight and the paint is still intact unlike many of its rivals with metal bodies. The body is mounted on a space frame that is not easily twisted but is lighter than the non-space frame, which contributes to fuel economy and quick steering. Lost foam casting on the inside of the engine bay enables complex coolant channels and lighter code dispersion giving the heat an equal distribution, which takes off the pressure of the cooling channel. Multi-layer, which is durable, will resist chips and therefore the bright finish will remain clean even after terrible winters. The Saturn powertrains also can use standard replacement parts that can be found on the shelf in the store. When it is time to change the Thermostat, park the Saturn overnight in such a way that it cools down and the pressure decreases. Open the hood, unscrew the battery ground to ensure it is safe, place a pan under the drain cock and pour a bit of fluid to ensure that it is at the bottom of the housing. Unscrew the upper hose, separate the two housing bolts, and lift the cap as a unit and monitor the orientation of the Thermostat. Peel off any gasket residue, place the new Thermostat with spring on the block, install a new seal, then repeat the sequence, filling the block with coolant and burping air, then get out of the seat.