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Re: looking for known problems on a 95 turbo
Posted by Dean (more from Dean) on Fri, 16 Nov 2001 12:11:37
In Reply to: looking for known problems on a 95 turbo, eric, Fri, 16 Nov 2001 11:33:20
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Eric,
Here is one of the posts on this issue on this BB. You can do searches your self and find others. See the link.
As I said before, this whole BB is applicable to your concerns.
A 1995 Saab with over 100000 miles will require a substantial amount of maintenence. If you are not near a dealer or Saab savy mechanic or not into doing your own repairs, perhaps you should consider something else. You cannot predict what will need to be done when. You can read about issues and know that to look for prior to purchase. If you are not familiar with things you will have a difficult time doing that even with extensive reading. You may be able to get a used vehicle warrranty.
Are you getting the vehicle through a Saab dealer? Do you have the vehicles service history? If you know the VIN, any Saab dealer can look up the service history for work done at Saab dealers.
What transmission does it have? What is the trim level?
Automatic air conditioning or manual?
Convertable?
95SET 130000 miles, various performance upgrades
work done within one year year:
engine rear seal, shocks, brake pads and rotors all around, clutch and clutch cable, rear calipers, water pump adapter o-rings -- some of this was required, much was done as preventative maintenance and general renewal
posted by 207.43.19...
things to check on a used NG900
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