4 cylinder. There was one about 5" on the line going to the vacuum pump pointing to the vacuum pump, and another one on the same line about 24" away towards the engine. The one by the vacuum pump had the word "motor" and an arrow pointed towards the v.p., and the one closer to the engine had the word "motor" on it and an arrow pointing toward the engine. Are they both supposed to be on there, and are they supposed to be pointing in the direction I listed? Thanks
SOURCE: Refitting Saab 9-5 Turbo
The turbo is located on the front cylinder bank, under the engine cover and heat shield. The exhaust turbine housing is integrated into the exhaust manifold so this entire piece must be removed. Contact me via email and I will provide information on where to get your turbo rebuilt.
Justin Duthie
Strictly Saab
Melbourne, FL
SOURCE: front wheel noise whilst driving
Yes it sounds like a wheel bearing.I would jack the suspected wheel off the ground and then grab it from the top and bottom and then try to move it with a push and pull movement.If the wheel moves that is most likely the bad one.I would also try the other wheel just to be sure.The bearing isn't to bad a price but the bearing needs to be pressed in and out to be replaced.
SOURCE: 1999 Saab 9-5 AC/heater blower fan not working
Check your fuses. if all is well, more than likely it is yor fan motor
SOURCE: I have a Saab 9-3 TDi 2001. The engine warning
Hi
If your engine warning light has come on this is indicating there in a serious problem and the limp mode has been switched on to safe guard the engine. It could be a number things, but I'll give you some basic things to look at which may help you.
If all these are ok then check these areas:
If all these are ok then there is a problem regarding sensor faults, fuel pump timing, and further in depth diagnosis will be needed. Hope this is helpful, let me know how you get on.
Jason
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