Date: Mon, 31 May 2004 21:17:23 +0000 (UTC) From: "Chris" <chris_saitnospamo.com> Subject: Re: saab 96, on V plate
On Mon, 31 May 2004 13:28:10 +0000, Tomnospamtech wrote: > It is not that unusual, I had one in last week where the bulkhead had split > from the lower chassis rail all the way up to the scuttle panel. the > steering rack was floating about all over the place. This was on a 1999 93 > that had covered only 35k. Saab have offered to pay 50% of the cost of > repair, which in my opinion is not good enough. When I mentioned the problem > to the dealer from who I purchase all my Saab parts, They were reluctant to > disclose the amount of cars they have seen with this problem, But I have > since found out that they are doing 3 or 4 per week. It is such a problem > that there is now a repair panel available to facillitate repair. This > problem also effects Vauxhall astra`s cavalier`s etc with the same type of > steering rack. Had this been my own car I would probably have been so pissed > off that I would have driven it through their showroom window, muttering "I > think there is something wrong with the steering". Not bad for a twenty > grand car. > Regards Tom. > "_Bob_" <noemailnospamail.com> wrote in message > news:0nokb05qi9sopcfkdb61d1i2ji8vj1lmj1nospamcom... >> On Sun, 30 May 2004 18:26:13 +0000 (UTC), "Chris" >> <chris_saitnospamo.com> wrote: >> >> >Hi - sorry it's a friends. but she said it was a Saab 93 convertable, > year >> >2000. we were just a bit concerned that there was a crack in the bulkhead >> >after just 4 years. >> >thanks >> >chris >> >> That would be highly unusual. Contact Saab via a visit to a Saab >> dealer. I'm sure they will help with a problem like that. >> >> Thanks all - very interesting. I'm a bit shocked.
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