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Re: 9-5 newbie questions - ACC, filters, etc.
Posted by Slbenz [Email] (more from Slbenz) on Wed, 19 Jul 2006 08:32:00
In Reply to: 9-5 newbie questions - ACC, filters, etc., JMJ in NC, Wed, 19 Jul 2006 05:37:29
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Hi JMJ,
Congratulations on the new wagon. Others will say you are now part of the "cool" group of Saab owners. I have a 2000 9-5 Aero wagon for reference.
Answers to:
1. On page 68 of my owners manual, the interior temperature sensor which looks like one hole surrounded by six more holes is located above and slightly forward of the rear view mirror. The manual also states that two blended-air temperature sensors that are mounted inside the front floor vents as well.
2. Jeff Cunningham has a website called http://www.fixmysaab.com and under the 9-5 interior link, you will find detailed instructions with pictures on how to replace the cabin air filter. Have to thank Jeff for the excellent instructions which saved me the expense of the dealer having to do it.
3. I currently have a K&N filter in my Aero wagon as well as my 9-3 convertible and 9000 CS. My collective experience is that the K&N helps with off-the-line performance without any increase in any noise. Gas mileage increases have been spotty. The Aero wagon saw a an overall 2 mpg increase, while the 9-3 lost .5 mpg and the 9000 saw a 1.5 mpg increase. I bought the K&Ns for all three cars to reduce the cost of air filter replacements.
Hope this informations helps you.
Slbenz
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