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Saab cars maintenance Videos
- 1. SAAB 900 - Regular DIY Maintenance
- 2. 1990 SAAB 900 SPG 300HP
- 3. 1999 Saab 9-3 Hatchback 5-Spd Stick - 303.475.6321 or 720.273.1028 (Español)
- 4. Saab Brake Repair Anaheim - Saab ABS Brakes Anaheim
- 5. 1998 SAAB SE TURBO 2.0 -
- 6. A Consignor's Perspective of the Current Remarketing Industry
SAAB 900 - Regular DIY Maintenance
In this video, you will see how to check the engine's fluids. This applies to the classic SAAB 900 series (1987-93) of automobiles. ---Put your requests in the ...
User Comments
tlorentz06
commented
on 08 May 2016
So a few weeks ago I bought my first saab its a 92 900s 2.1 and flushed
most of the fluids. Just wanted to note that the fluid specs are still easy
to figure out except for the power steering fluid. It is 9985010 it is an
older GM mineral oil. I could not get a straight answer out of anyone until
I found an old copy of an owners manual. Some auto parts stores told me I
had to go to the dealer which is obviously a problem for me and most people
now haha. Anyway hopefully that saves someone a headache
First Person SAAB Repair
commented
on 08 May 2016
I use the regular power steering fluid found in any automotive department, but good on you for making sure your car gets what it needs! Why is it hard to read?
Andrew Lomenzo
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on 08 Mar 2016
how regularly would you recommend checking the levels? My 87 900 S doesn't
seem to be leaking anything (knock on wood) and the previous owner
maintained her pretty well.
First Person SAAB Repair
commented
on 09 Mar 2016
+Andrew Lomenzo I can't say there is a hard and set-fast rule when it comes to this. In my experience, it greatly depends on if the car has any existing leaks. Then factor in if the previous owner took care of the car or beat it, and how far in one week you drive it. Weather is an extra factor, as oils thicken up during the cold and thin out in the heat. I'll keep an close eye on it for several weeks to get an average on what leaks and how much it leaks when it comes to how much I drive it. On average, for every car I've ever driven, checking it once a week typically is good. Unless you have some ungodly bad leak or you drive through mud, snow and rain all the time.
1990 SAAB 900 SPG 300HP
Won first place in his category at the SOC 2013 in Albany. Video courtesy of STAGE 9. 300HP...WOW!
User Comments
Corbin Greiner
commented
on 13 Oct 2015
The fender cold air intake look good. I ran mine behind the lh headlight
Works fine,but no cool points..
Bryan Pearson
commented
on 24 Dec 2013
What kind of wheels are those and how did you mount them with the stock
locator pins on the rotors?
dakken74
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on 20 Jun 2015
BEAUTIFUL car,,i miss my 900s turbo. My 93 just isnt as much fun to drive.
1999 Saab 9-3 Hatchback 5-Spd Stick - 303.475.6321 or 720.273.1028 (Español)
WOW just look at the miles! Only 138590 and good maintenance records clean carfax. This really is a "hurry up and it get before it's gone" deal. With the proper ...
Saab Brake Repair Anaheim - Saab ABS Brakes Anaheim
//carrepairanaheim.com/saab-brake-repair-anaheim-saab-abs-brakes-anaheim.php Saab is a Swedish automaker that was originally established in 1937 to ...
1998 SAAB SE TURBO 2.0 -
1998 SAAB 900 SE TURBO in Excellent running condition with only 131k miles. Owned by a non smoker, (2nd owner) this vehicle is detailed clean and looks ...
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zsmh102
commented
on 25 May 2012
polako?
A Consignor's Perspective of the Current Remarketing Industry
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