Its on/in the transmission, there is a rear differential(which could be considered a final drive for the rear wheels) as well. I did not realize the question I asked was an insult. Next time you might consider adding more background information as to why you need to find it? like trouble code info, a strange sound or vibration, ETC..Its on/in the transmission, there is a rear differential(which could be considered a final drive for the rear wheels) as well. I did not realize the question I asked was an insult. Next time you might consider adding more background information as to why you need to find it? like trouble code info, a strange sound or vibration, ETC..
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most auto stores dont carry on shelf have to order or order one online dont need part number just search front motor mount 07 vue need as well if awd or 2wd average price $25+ with auto stores can order online and have delivered or will be notified when ready for pick up usually a day or 2
The Saturn Vue came in the FWD and AWD models. As built, for the AWD to work you need the driveshaft. If you remove the rear drive shaft and fix it so there would be no leakage, you could easily drive the Vue as a FWD vehicle.
thats AWD, is your vehicle normally front wheel drive, theres no easy way for the transfer case to jump into AWD, mine does it to although mines a Expedition an its the front that kicks in.....The only thing you can do is keep a eye on fluid inside axle....
i own a 2003 vue. it happened to me and finally the tranny went. it was a sealed transmission(cvt)do you have a dipstick to check your transmission fluid.if you dont, get saturn to look at it.a new one is 6000.00.Just hope you have a warranty.
Under the intake manifold, it will need to be removed. Not too hard to do for the average diy but recommend buying a repair manual as a guide. you will need a 1/4" drive T30 torx socket with a long extension one of the bolts is hidden but the others are under the black cover on the top of the intake. you will also need to remove the coil pack held on with torx bolts. 8 or 10 inverted torx socket needed for that.
It is probably a bit different on the 4-cyl engines than the V6 engines. I'll assume you have the V6 for the moment since those seemed to be more popular.
On the 3.5L V6, the drain plug is behind the passenger side wheel well and I believe takes a 17mm socket/wrench to remove.
no, I am not. I came here looking for help, not insults.
Its on/in the transmission, there is a rear differential(which could be considered a final drive for the rear wheels) as well. I did not realize the question I asked was an insult. Next time you might consider adding more background information as to why you need to find it? like trouble code info, a strange sound or vibration, ETC..
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