2007–2010 Chevrolet Captiva Sport / Saturn VUE Repair & Owner’s Manual Set (P/N 15863775 B, 25812262 B)

This 2007–2010 Chevrolet Captiva Sport / Saturn VUE repair manual set combines GM service sections with two Saturn VUE owner's manuals: P/N 15863775 B and P/N 25812262 B, both second printings. Coverage follows engine and equipment codes, rather than a trim-by-trim Captiva LS/LT/LTX/LTZ application list.

The ZIP contains 73 PDFs totaling 5,115 pages. Service text is generally searchable, but many diagram labels are embedded in images. The two supplemental trouble-code lists are image-only PDFs.

• Engine repair: Engine removal, cylinder-head disassembly, piston and bearing inspection, timing-chain service, and engine prelubing, with separate on-vehicle and off-vehicle instructions.

• Automatic transmissions: 4T45-E and six-speed transmission repair sections cover removal, valve-body work, clutch assemblies, internal disassembly, reassembly, and exploded component views.

• Brakes and chassis: ABS automated bleeding, steering-angle sensor centering, brake-caliper service, wheel-bearing replacement, strut work, and power-steering bleeding.

• AWD driveline: Transfer-case disassembly and assembly, rear differential clutch-module replacement, propeller-shaft removal, and drive-shaft joint and boot repair.

• Engine controls: Crankshaft position variation learning, throttle learning, ECM replacement, fuel-pressure gauge installation, and fuel-pump, injector, and EVAP component service.

• Climate control: Manual and automatic HVAC sections, actuator replacement, refrigerant recovery and recharging, and compressor oil-balancing procedures for different equipment configurations.

• Electrical systems: System wiring diagrams, immobilizer relearn, keyless-entry transmitter programming, tire-pressure sensor learning, and sunroof initialization and synchronization.

The repair sections suit technicians familiar with GM scan-tool functions and internal powertrain work; the owner's manuals support everyday operation and routine maintenance.

Engine Variants and Repair Details

Mechanical coverage distinguishes 2.4L LE5/LAT, 3.5L LZ4, and 3.6L LY7/LCS engines. The four-cylinder material covers balance-shaft timing; the V6 sections distinguish pushrod valve gear from overhead-cam timing-chain arrangements. These differences help identify the appropriate repair procedure before disassembly or parts selection.

Reference tables provide component-specific torque specifications, bearing clearances, wear limits, and fluid capacities. Cooling sections address water pumps, thermostats, and static or vacuum-assisted filling.

The balance-shaft bushing instructions warn that an off-center EN-43650 removal tool can damage the bearing bore and engine block.

Transmission and AWD Coverage

Transmission references include clutch-application charts, shift-solenoid states, pressure specifications, and internal component locations. The folder labeled “6T70–6T75” contains a specification PDF identifying 6T40/6T45 units, RPO MH8/MH7. Match the transmission code to the individual document before selecting specifications.

The transfer-case material covers shaft, bearing, and seal inspection. Its DT-48094 seal-protector note addresses the risk of damaging the intermediate-shaft seal during installation.

Manual-transmission overhaul and dedicated hybrid battery/inverter repair are outside this set; hybrid-specific procedures appear within selected conventional service sections.

Electrical Diagrams and Service Functions

Diagram examples include Power, Ground, Serial Data and MIL (LAT/LE5), Wheel Speed and YAW/Lateral Speed Sensors, and All-Wheel Drive Schematics. HVAC and SRS sections each include Module Power, Ground and Data Communications diagrams.

The throttle-learning material explains why idle quality can change after throttle-body cleaning or replacement. Immobilizer programming references GM's Service Programming System and compatible scan equipment; the PDFs themselves do not provide programming software.

The supplemental generic OBD-II and GM code lists provide code definitions, rather than vehicle-specific fault-isolation charts.

Body Repair and Owner Information

Collision repair sections cover body reference dimensions, structural identification, panel replacement, and sectioning. Separate files address glass, door and liftgate hardware, exterior trim, seats, and interior panels.

The owner's manuals explain RKE transmitter operation, manual and power seat adjustment, active head restraints, safety belts, rear outboard comfort guides, and LATCH child restraints. Passenger sensing and frontal, side-impact, and roof-rail airbags are also covered.

Consult a qualified technician before servicing brake or airbag systems, and follow the relevant service precautions.

File Format and Readability

The 5,115-page total breaks down as follows:

• Service information: 4,270 pages across 69 PDFs.
• Owner's manual labeled 2007–2008: 412 pages.
• Owner's manual labeled 2009–2010: 386 pages.
• Generic OBD-II trouble codes: 33 pages.
• GM trouble codes: 14 pages.

Both owner's manuals and both code-list supplements are already included in the total, along with each PDF's introductory, index, notes, and blank pages.

Navigation: Both owner's manuals and 27 service PDFs have embedded bookmarks. Some service bookmarks use numeric or truncated labels; the remaining 44 PDFs have no bookmarks.

Text and diagrams: The owner's manuals have searchable text. Service PDFs combine searchable text with image-based illustrations and schematics; small wire-color, circuit, and pin labels may require zooming. The code-list PDFs have no embedded search text.