Battery location on the 2009-2014 Chevy Traverse. This location also pertains to the Buick Enclave, GMC Acadia, and Saturn Outlook. Hopefully this video will…
Battery location on the 2009-2014 Chevy Traverse. This location also pertains to the Buick Enclave, GMC Acadia, and Saturn Outlook. Hopefully this video will…
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thank you very much !!!
Thank you for this! This video helped a girlfriend of mine keep her job. If
we didn’t see this video we would not have known what to do! Thanks again
so much!
Design flaw
Was I the only one that laughed when he said it was behind the passenger
seat?
Thanks! I wast going to use my Enclave to jump-start my truck and was
dumbfounded when I didn’t see the battery under the hood!
I was wondering! What a stupid place to put a battery. That will be the
next thing, they’ll start exploding and blowing up innocent children!
Wow thank I have a traverse and I had No clue
nice job
Very helpful. NOT a normal location for a battery at all.
Thank you so much for this. It’s a shame they didn’t feel it necessary to
include this information in the owner manual! You just saved me a LOT of
time and frustration looking for it, again thanks!!
Thanks, I was looking for it for 1 hours
called the dealer .they said the battery was under the fuse box under the
hood..2011 with nothing but problems. power steering.. water pump …rack
and pinon and transmission now battery all at 52k chevy will not cover
.trading it in for a bmw in two weeks..never buying a chevy again f.y.i
these problems are very common .chevy knows!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Thank you!!! My battery died on my traverse and we were looking through the
manual trying to figure out where the heck it was located!
Thank You. Very good job
Thank man, much appreciated!!
Thanks for the video, I was looking all over in the engine compartment
THANK YOU!!!!MY ENCLAVE’S BATTERY HAS GONE BAD!!! HAD NO IDEA WHERE IT WAS.
QITH ALL THE SPACE IN IT,WE KNEW IT COULD BE ANYWHERE!! CAN’T TELL YOU THE
NUMBER OF SITES WE’VE BEEN ON TRYING TO GET INFO.FIRST THING THIS AM
STARTED THE SAME PROCESS!!! BUT!!YOUR’S WAS THE FIRST AND THE FIRST THING
ON THE VD WE GOT OUR ”ANSWER” !!! THRILLED!!!!! HOPE YOU KEEP IT UP ON
DIFFERENT SUBJECTS/PROBLEMS….YOU’VE DEF.BEEN A HUGE HELP TO US!!!! Connie
n TN :D!!
Thanks for the help. My car is been randomly going dead. No more GM
products. Only buying Ford here on out.
Thank you
what the christ
Just pulled up to autozone and they had no clue! Well done Sir!
Thanks! That helped out huge. I was wondering where it was.
Well done, thank you. Tools needed: T15 Torx (for panel in floor) 10mm
socket (for both battery cables) 13mm socket (for battery holddown bolt)