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it would be because its a V6 so has two banks set at 60 degrees too each other follow this u-tube link as gives an excellent view of why Timing Marks Saturn Vue 3 0 Litre V6
sounds like a bad crank sensor,nothing you did wrong,just a common 3.0 v6 saturn issue,its located on the front of the engine block under the car by the oil filter housing,,,like $115 for the sensor
I have a 2002 saturn vue. Same thing..sounded like a jet engine ...loud humming as I accelerated . It got increasingly worse. It turned out to be the front wheel bearings. Replace them, now the noise is half as loud...have to do the rears also! 93,000 miles on it. Also, don't forget to replace the timing belt. It it goes too long and breaks, it will trash the engine...
I think you bought the dreaded Opel v6 in your Saturn. If it has six rubber hoses on the intake tubes, thats the Opel. A couple of years later, Saturn started using Honda v6's. A royal pain to replace the plugs, suggest a repair shop because the intake has to come off.
Have the cooling system flushed- sounds like a clogged or faulty heater core. Can also be blown out with compressed air from the firewall hoses.i fixed mine like this- Make sure it is cool b4 removing hoses
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