Date: Sat, 05 Jan 2002 00:37:23 GMT From: "John Hudson" <huddonopsamond.net.au> Subject: Re: '85 900 question
"Deacon A. Eisenhart" <res0jw34nopsamzon.net> wrote in message news:rwlZ7.550$ub2.345526nopsamalto-snr1.gtei.net... > I have an '85 900 Turbo FI DOHC 2.0 inline four Saaby. This car has not > started and ran cold for the past 5 years and I know it is such a simple > problem. We constantly have to baby the throttle and it has no power to go > when cold (fortunately its a stick). I'm almost positive that a sensor that > tells the computer that the car needs to choke (run richer, i realize there > is no choke) is not working. Where would that sensor be located? You'll find it is on the intake manifold on the left hand side of the head between the middle two intake pipes. >I also > think i remember there being an extra injector that added fuel when cold, > but i don't know why I want to think that... Well some other cars have a separate cold start injector, it only operates for a few seconds when starting though. > The car runs great once it warms up to operating temperature. It does have > very high miles and is that biggest piece of shit, it's falling all apart. > But it still runs -- as everybody already knows, EVERYBODY HAS A SAAB STORY. > > If anybody can help me that would be cool. The Haynes manual is completely > worthless by the way. > > Deacon > OTOH the Bentley manual is excellent. Regards, -- John Hudson Brisbane, Australia '93 900i.
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