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Re: 9-5 headlights, cruise control and trunk warning
Posted by Mick W [Email] (more from Mick W) on Fri, 5 Jun 2009 14:09:20
In Reply to: Re: 9-5 headlights, cruise control and trunk warning, B Millar
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Many thanks to B Millar for sharing his experience with trunk lid wires and cruise control problem. On my 2001 9-5 2.0t sedan automatic the cruise stopped engaging a few weeks ago (although the cruise control light came on). Inspection of said wires showed that a black wire was cut and the insulation of a green wire was damaged, possibly short circuting to ground. After repairing the wires the cruise worked again! I was able to fix the problem in 15 min. A problem that the authorised Saab repair shop tried to do in vain on two separate occasions. First, their measurements indicated a failed break pedal switch and when replacement of this didn't work they found that the computer program controlling the cruise action interprets the status of the automatic transmission to be in "parking" all the time, although another computer register reflected the transmission settings properly (after all I was able to drive the car all the time w/o the cruise functioning). It feels great to be able to cruise again. Tusen tack!
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