Date: Sun, 22 Jan 2006 10:28:05 +0000 (UTC)
From: Craig's Saab C900 Site <c900nospam.apana.org.au>
Subject: Re: Classic 900 Turbo problem
"SuperGlide" <tussucknospam.com.au> writes:
>Hello again...well the mighty Saab is acting up again....This time she
>picked the hottest day of the year to it with the temp pushing 45 degree
>outside....So here are the symptoms etc:
>Not sure if this is related but...I missed a gear changing down (2nd instead
>of 4th) so the engine had a bit of a hard time revving etc, I recon the fuel
>cut-off may have even kicked in..and some time after the problems all
>started.
>1. When cold she runs fine
>2. When hot she misses a lot and sometimes struggles to pick up revs etc.
>She is drivable, but only just enough to crawl home.
Perhaps there is a blockage in the fuel supply system? I've still got to
investigate that aspect with the 8V turbo car I'm repairing.
>3. When I stop the car, the engine is very hot...
>4. There is water (green antifreeze stuff) in the water reservoir.
>5. I can unscrew the top off the reservoir with no problems...i.e. there is
>NO pressure.
>6. If I squeeze the top radiator hose I can see the fluid level in the
>reservoir rise.
>7. Odd but the Radiator hoses do NOT appear to be under any pressure at
>all.
Is the car losing coolant at all? Have you checked the thermostat and it's
housing? Do all the coolant hoses (to/from heater valve, large and small
hose to coolant tank, etc. get hot to indicate there is flow through
all paths in the coolant system?
Regards,
Craig.
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