Date: Sun, 29 Nov 1998 02:01:12 GMT From: "Cooper Valentine" <tloveit1nopsame.rr.com> Subject: Re: Timing/Cam Belt 1985 90
Well, the timing belt change schedule on a SAAB is a tightly held secret. You won't find it printed any where. this is due, primarily, to the fact that SAABs don't have timing belts. They are 1st class engines and therefore are equipped with the much more expensive-to-manufacture timing chain which lasts the life of the engine. When it snaps at 250,000 mi., the engine's life is done. woof Paul Smith <psmithnopsamcom> wrote in article <365BD6DC.4BC8EE5Dnopsamcom>... > I have an '85 90 with 74000 miles on the clock, that I've owned for the > past 3 months. > > Should I be changing the timing belt around now? My girlfriend has been > advised to changes hers in a Vauxhall Corsa at 72000, and a mate with an > MR2 at 60000. Is it similar for the Saab? I can't find any mention of it > in my workshop manual? > > Thanks for any advice, > Paul > > > >
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