I have the chance to enjoy three 900 Turbo's in the past 6 years. I
> currently own a '90 Talledega red SPG.
>
> I wanna take good care of it and can do some repairs myself.
>
> I'm curious which manual is more highly recommended by this group.
> I've seen two main ones: Haynes & Bentley. The Bentley looks to be
> thicker. Is it better? Should I just get both? What about the Saab
> factory manuals I see for sale occasionally?
>
> Your opinions are much appreciated!
>
> \ Mike Teeples / - Salt Lake City, Utah
>
> '85 900T - 275,000mi - RIP
> '87 900T - 218,000mi - (traded in for SPG)
> '91 900SPG - 117,000mi - the most fun car I've ever had!
Bentley is superior for electrical troubleshooting, w/its extensive wiring diagrams.
Haynes has a few mechanical tips & pics that Bentley doesn't. AFAIK there are 2 Haynes c900 manuals: only the first one seems to be (somewhat) commonly available in the US
1) Saab 900: 1979 Thru 1988 All Models 2.0 Liter (Haynes Repair Manual)
Haynes Publishing; ISBN: 1850105677
(not covering your 90/91s ABS, SRS, LH 2.4; but still w/some applicable info)
2) 1979 to 1993 SAAB 90,99 and 900 models. ISBN: 1 85960 064 6
(which has some Lucas info in it, IIRC - extraneous for your Bosch SPG)
For your MY, go Bentley and maybe pick up a Haynes later if it strikes you
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