Car will not hold charge

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Asked by meme41 Jun 20, 2013 at 02:40 PM about the 2003 Saturn VUE Base

Question type: General

I have a Saturn Vue 2003 the car is dead I got a jump and it when the car is turned off it will not start wthout a jump.

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I took it to Auto zone to be tested the charge was at a 12 they told me it should be at 600 so I stated why not replace thye then stated to me that it may be the wire connection. i ask if it was the alternator they stated no.

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Ok I will try that. could they be saying htat it only had 12amps left because i don't know what he was talking about either no clue

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I have a question, dose the 2008 Saturn veu have an altenator ? Where would it be located.

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