Date: Fri, 17 Jul 1998 15:12:59 GMT From: Jerry Martin <jerrymartinnopsam.com> Subject: Re: 9000t Intermitant Ventilation Fan
Chris, I own an 88 9000T with 148,000 miles on it. Last fall I moved from North Carolina to Connecticut, I had similar problems with the fan. My experience started with the windows fogging, and the smell of antifreeze when ever I had the fan on. The fan would run, then slow down, and stop. The Saab service facility claims that due to a leak in the heater core, antifreeze leaked into the fan and caused it to go. This also affected the foam thermal insulation in the box surrounding the fan/core. When the fan started, tiny pieces of foam would come out of the dash vents. I had the heater core, and fan replaced, plus the mechanic re-lined the box with new foam. All appears to be working great again. I've since found a Bosch repair facility that is a lot more friendly, a little more reasonable with their service rates, instead of the local dealer. Regards, Jerry Martin Simsbury, CT Knowledge lover wrote: > > I have an 86 9000t auto that has the same problem. For some reason, the fan > would work intermittently, but now it doesn't work at all. With winter > coming up, I'd like to fix it. Please help! > > sandwichmannopsamejanews.com wrote in message > <6o0mfa$56k$1nopsam1.dejanews.com>... > >Hi, I've got a 1986 9000t 5 speed and it has recently developed a problem > >with the main ventilation fan that supplies air to all of the vents. It is > >working intermittantly.
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