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Date: Tue, 10 Aug 1999 12:50:52 +0300
From: Tommi Kalmari <tokalmarnopsamcc.jyu.fi>
Subject: Re: Adding solenoid valve to LPT


<!doctype html public "-//w3c//dtd html 4.0 transitional//en"> <html> Hi, <p>I made that modification too (adding the solenoid valve). Parts needed (saab numbers) were: <br>    4022224      slang <br>    7485576      Magnetventil (=solenoid valve, in english) <br>    7973522      Slangklamma   3st <br>    8978678      Konsol <br>No other mods should be done. Everything is ready for the valve in the car, so it's very easy job to do. <br>I think that there were some yearmodels in 9000's LPT-models, where this valve was already installed as standard equipment. <p>Another interesting question is the model of the turbocharger in 9000's. According Haynes manual, yearmodels 95-> are all equipped with TD04 charger. Was this the situation also with LPT-models, too? I thought previously that only T25 was used in FPT (200bhp) and LPT (170bhp) models. If you have further information on this, please let me know! <p>with best regards, <p>tom <p>Rob Bergin wrote: <blockquote TYPE=CITE>Does this work on a certain set of 9000?  I have an '90 9000 and would be <br>interested in learning more about this modification?  Do we have a <br>definitive answer anywhere? <p>Thanks. <p>Rob Bergin <p>Richard Levy <richardnopsamweb.com> wrote in message <br><a href="news:37AF3183.C4BD925Dnopsamweb.com">news:37AF3183.C4BD925Dnopsamweb.com</a>... <br>> Hi Tommi, <br>> I have done exactly what you are asking about. AFAIK all 2.3 9000 turbos <br>are <br>> basically the same. What accounts for the difference in performance is the <br>ECU <br>> program and the APC solenoid valve. There are other subtle differences <br>(Aero has <br>> a larger turbocharger), but all these cars start from the same place. In <br>fact, <br>> one can consider the LPT a slightly detuned version of the CSE FPT. By <br>adding an <br>> APC valve and reprogramming the ECU (I have my own source for that) I have <br>> increased HP from 170 to 250+ with corresponding increase in torque. This <br>is <br>> only recommended for standard trans. It will work for auto, but the auto <br>trans <br>> will not last long. <br>> Regards, <br>> Richard <br>> <br>> Tommi Kalmari wrote: <br>> <br>> > Hi, <br>> > I asked earlier the exact differencies between saab9000CSE 2.3 LPT <br>> > (170bhp) and saab9000CSE 2.3T (200bhp) with poor results. I've got some <br>> > info on tuning this machine, especially through tuning places like <br>> > abbott, nordic and bsr-sportsman  (www.bsrab.se). Let's try again... <br>> > Is there anyone outthere who has upgraded LPT version with solenoid <br>> > valve afterwards? Is this upgrading worth it? Here in Finland solenoid <br>> > valve costs about 200$ (plus hoses about 80$). But is this thing really <br>> > needed, keeping in mind that I'm going to upgrade the chip. My aim is to <br>> > get about 50-70 extra bhp (with torque increase about 100-140nm). Is the <br>> > solenoid valve needed to get this amount of extra power from this engine <br>> > reliably? Any experiences from installing? Is it easy to do yourself? <br>> > <br>> > thanks in advance, <br>> > <br>> > tom <br>> > <br>> > BTW As fas as I know the differencies are the trionic programming (boost <br>> > pressures 0.55 and 1.0bar) and solenoid valve, Both have the same <br>> > gharger (T25), same intercooler, same ignition-system etc. I'm not sure <br>> > about the exhaust system, especially the catalytic converter. <br>></blockquote> <br>  <br> </html>

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