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Posted by TG (more from TG) on Fri, 1 Jan 2010 13:36:18 Share Post by Email
In Reply to: Re: Normal cold weather temperature fluctuation, BobS, Fri, 1 Jan 2010 13:01:54
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For what it's worth .... Lets review:

He originally posted he had an 82 degree T-stat, installed by a previous owner....then posts he has a lazy T-stat....and has a needle fluctuation issue....now, he's not sure what really is the <actual> case (due to too much info?).

What am I missing here?

Fact is that the vast majority of times when these t-stats fail, they fail (stick) "open"....hence the large number of posts with low temp ,and CELs due to low temp...this might be the case...

I can't remember ever reading a post on this 9-5 BB that has experienced a stuck-shut failed T-stat (causing the engine to overheat...or worse).


OT//I live in W. Michigan(typically over 100" of snow and c-c-c-old winters).....a parallel climate to that of Toronto. The 9-5 information I currently have does NOT list the 82C T-stat as a OE spec'd part, although a 82C T-stat from a C-900, 9000 etc certainly will fit in the hole.

After driving SAABs for over 31 years and over a million miles, I'm remembering the C900 series had an optional 92C T-stat for winter climate driving...

My SAAB WIS and SAAB EPC info on 9-5 info says 89C T-stat is the OE spec'd part. Furthermore, Eeuroparts does not show a 82C T-stat offered for the 9-5.

My sense is:
Install a 89C, the correct OE spec'd T-stat, and lets see if (any) adverse gauge needle fluctuation really exists in this ride....the go forth from there.

His car, (with an 89C T-stat) will warm up faster, provide more cabin heat, better fuel mileage, and greatly reduce any likelihood of engine oil sludge build up from cold climate, short distance driving conditions.

TG
2001 LPT wagon
158,000+ miles








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