:-) Yes, very annoying sometimes. Turbo Charger 1. General Information If the car has a turbo then read on. 2. Removal Unscrew the turbo charger and remove. 3. Refitting Follow 2. in reverse order.
Read the full replyThe best use of the Haynes manual (came with the car) appears to be for home heating.
Where can I get a real manual? Apparently there is no Bently like for the 900 and I could not find much online today.
There is
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Charles
:-) Yes, very annoying sometimes.
Turbo Charger 1. General Information If the car has a turbo then read on. 2. Removal Unscrew the turbo charger and remove. 3. Refitting Follow 2. in reverse order.
Try ebay for a Saab Shop Manual on the '92
lots of great resources on the web
search on Saab 9000
is > The best use of the Haynes manual (came with the car) appears to be for > home heating.
I bought a manual on CDROM for my '93 9000CSE (which I no longer own). It was put out by Popular Mechanix / AllData and I think I picke dit up at AutoZone. It contains all the Service bulletins from Saab, etc. But it was not very complete. With that, all the web sites I have bookmarked and the Haynes book I have always managed to find what I needed, and I did some pretty major stuff, like head gaskets and timing chains.
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