Date: Fri, 30 Jul 1999 14:23:20 -0400 From: "Kirby Krieger" <FOBARkfknopsamuserve.com> Subject: Re: Saab 9-5 Problems?
We had intermittent seat memory problems along with several other small computer/software glitches. SAAB replaced a bunch of electronics and the problems have not recurred. What electronics, you ask. I think it was the main control unit, and the climate control unit. I should like to think your dealer/mechanic (nice if they are the same!) would make the swap for you on your word alone. SAAB has long has problems with electrical, and now electronic things, but they are MUCH better. Several salespeople have told me that the cup-holder does at least half of their work for them. You might look at the ratchet mechanism of the arm rest and figure some way to jam/retard it. I got no Disney mirror -- what do you mean? (G). Kirby. E-mail address is incorrect, don't use. -- Kirby Krieger [Remove FOOBAR when replying via e-mail] Bob wrote in message <7nrdrv$28$1nopsamsc01.worldnet.att.net>... >My wife had a 900 SE Convert which she loved but alas she started selling >wine and could only get two cases in the trunk. So we were looking at a 9-3 >hatchback when she saw the 9-5 and fell in love with the cup holder. It's >been a great car - 7500 miles in three months - with but one niggling little >problem - the seat program seems able to retain driver preferences for >perhaps a week. Of course when we take it to the dealer, it remembers both >our settings. Has anyone else experienced this? > >Oh, I don't care for the sliding arm rest. Everytime I rest my elbow on it, >the thing slides forward. And fortunately we were able to get rid of the >mickey mouse passenger side mirror 'though it did take the dealership awhile >to figure out how to change it out. >
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