2012 traverse won't turn over after replacing alt

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Asked by hlovett Oct 23, 2017 at 04:40 AM about the 2012 Chevrolet Traverse

Question type: Maintenance & Repair

2012 traverse went into power save mode and shut
down.  Towed veh to my house and replaced the
alternator.  Now the veh. Wint even crank.  It has
power to all the accessories and dash and i had
the battery checked and it is good.  I checked the
power mode fuse and it is good and i dont have the
anti theft light on the dash...  i even tried the 10
min reset and still no luck getting it yo tyrn ocer...
any suggestions

3 Answers

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Did you use a power saver on your car when you disconnected the battery? You might have to have computer reprogrammed.

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No i didnt.. how would i find out if that could be the issue?

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22,660

How sure are you that the battery is good? Do not rely on autozone. Test it yourself with a voltmeter and YouTube.

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