Date: Mon, 29 Nov 1999 19:48:54 GMT From: "Alex Cheng" <acheng2nopsamabay.rr.com> Subject: Re: warm climate Saab
I moved from Canada to Tampa a year ago with my 97 NG900. Stick with the recommended service intervals in your manual and you should be fine. I've always used Mobil 1 synthetic and have had no problems. You will have to wax your car more frequently and armor all the outside plastics. The hot sun tends to oxidize paint and plastic faster. Also the best thing I have done has been to tint the windows - the air conditioning works a lot better and the tan on my left arm now matches my right! Surprisingly, I've been thankful for the seat heaters on cold ('60 degree) days. I guess my blood has thinned. Cheers, Alex PS. "Mike Szostkiewicz" <saabdudenopsamsouth.net> wrote in message news:_vx04.494$Ic5.3912nopsam3.mia... > just make sure all the fluids are changed in a timely manner(especially the > coolant) and you'll have no problem > i've lived in corpus Christi TX, tampa FL, Charleston SC and now in Panama > City FL (thanks to Uncle Sam...) > i have an 84 900T and a 71 Sonett III.... all good!! > Mike Szostkiewicz, USN > > McBagpiper <mcbagpipernopsamcom> wrote in message > news:19991127203943.19678.00000718nopsamr1.aol.com... > > I will be moving from the north east to south florida soon. i have a 92 > 900s, > > how will it do in the tropical climate/ what changes should be made to > the car > > to keep it from running hot? Any help is appreciated > > >
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