My 9000 CSE was registered August 1993. I understand that there were some differences between MY 1993 and 1994. How do I find out the MY?
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Why MY is my Saab?
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johannes (johannes ) gurgled happily, sounding much like they were saying:
It says "MY90" on the E-marking sticker near the VIN plate on my 900, I'd presume the 9k was similar.
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The engine in my 9k is a B202, I think MY94 started B204?
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Use your VIN! The 10th digit is the modelyear:
A = 1980 B = 1981 C = 1982 ..... N = 1993 O = 1994
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What differences are there?
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Up until 1993 (incl.) Saab used the engine called "Short". It was changed from 1994. It was than called the "long engine". They're not interchangeable - neither are the gearboxes.
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I know that the 2.0L got balancer shafts in 1994, whereas the 2.3 already had them. The front indicator lenses changed from orange to white.
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Yup. And that's pretty much it. :o)
Are you still an emigrant? :o))
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I'm not an emigrant. Just happen to work in UK. Just happen to have done so over many years. Just happens.
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;o))