There is a metal U-clip between the nylon washer and the handle. Use a pick tool to pull it outward. Depress the trim panel inward to allow a view of it.

Your VIN indicates that the engine in your Saturn is a 1.9 twin cam engine as indicated by the "7" in the eighth position of the VIN. Beyond that you need to look at the RPO decal affixed to your car usually onrear floor of the trunk. Its a rectangular decal with a bunch of three digit codes for all Regular Production Options (RPO) and each code stands for what the car is built with - example ABS brakes, interior cloth or vinyl - emission system, etc etc.

Id go check the settings on the radio first maybe the bias or the balance of the speakers befire i think of something worse like a disconnection or busted speakers.

Oh yeah, tell me about it, the silence is deafening. Pull the radio, find the output leads and attach speakers to see if radio is problem or the amo has gone bad again. Most wiring diagrams dont show the speaker wiring, so you have to use commen sense on finding the speaker outputs, or check with a audio system installer. The only other option is ,you know the Dealer.

Check the fuse for the left headlamp. Make sure the blades of the fuse are not corroded and are nice and shiny along with where the fuse plugs in. Jiggle / wiggle the fuse while watching if the intensity of the headlight beam changes.

You will need a body control module,dealer must program it also

Have you checked your fuses? Check both locations (passenger side and under the hood)

The window switches are located in the door panels. Need to remove the door panels to access. First, remove the door handles. Next remove any screws upper and lower that may hold the door panel in place. Remove the door panels - usually starting from the bottom edge - use patience and light touch to pry the push pins loose - one at a time.

defective muti-function switch in the steering column, becareful of the air bag......................