Cannot locate battery terminals on 2005 Saturn Vue re: jump

Saturn Vue 2007 Wiring Electrical Circuit Wiring Diagram

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Jun 26, 2021 - 7, Starter Assembly. 8, Instrument Panel Panel Fuse Block ( IPFB ). 9, Instrument Panel-Body Inline Connector ...

Saturn VUE (2005 - 2007) - fuse box diagram - Auto Genius

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Feb 3, 2017 - The underhood fuse block is located in the forward part of the engine compartment near the battery. ... WARNING: Terminal and harness assignments ...

thats how key entry works as to fob -dead battery--failure

There is an idle speed control motor on the side of the car's throttle body that is supposed to keep the idle stable even when additional loads like the AC are on. It's possible the motor may be damaged due to a voltage spike when you had it jumped. It's also possible the AC system may be pulling the engine speed down due to an internal problem with a faulty AC compressor.
Did the shop that checked the charging system check to make sure alternator was charging properly with the additional loads of the AC, headlights and blower motor on? It's very possible the system is overloading a weak alternator.

the car that is dead: Hook jumper up to positive lead and hook negative up to any body gound. (hood latch works great)

Batteries have either top or side posts--some have both. Uncover the terminals and carefully attach jumper cables. Make sure to maintain the right polarity when you connect the other ebds of the cables to the good battery your are jumping from.

Well, the first answer is right but doesn't solve the problem and the second answer is wrong as the battery is in the trunk.

Just had the exact same problem. Battery dead on 2005 ion due to head lights left on which causes the key to stick in ignition.

Could not get to the battery in trunk because key stuck and power trunk switch also dead (no battery power, catch 22).

Solution: I hooked up a battery charger to the positive terminal under the hood by the fuse box and the negative to the engine block and charged it for 20 minutes. You could also jump it using the same terminals.

Always clean the battery terminals before jumping. An extremely dead battery may not accept a jump as it serves as a 'buffer" instead of helping. If you do get it started, charge battery with a battery charger then have alternator and battery tested for proper operation and check belt condition and tension as well.

I know that Saturn is made by GM. I own an '02 Blazer, and I have to bypass the automatic headlights by either setting the e-brake, or by pushing my "Dome Override" button 4 times. Given the fact that your vehicle is a few years newer and a Saturn rather than a Chevrolet, chances are that the process to disable this feature (or annoyance rather...lol) is probably different. Try scrolling through your users manual and looking for a section labeled "Daytime Driving Lamps" or "Automatic Head Lamps". Some vehicles, such as Impala's and Malibu's as well as some of the Buick's will not allow you to disable this feature. However, if it CAN be disabled, it will be described somewhere in the manual.
Hope this solves you problem and keeps you from having to get any more jumpstarts. Have a great day!

check the fuse panel fror blown fuses

make sure to check your fuses and ground wires first. when you are set on which part is bad do a quick check of everything else before you jump into it.