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Has yet to experience a two year old 9-5 fall apart...
* Ignition cassette
* Turbo
* Windshield wipers
* Crankcase position sensor
* Heater bypass valve
* Display problems
* Various electronic problems: alarm , upper brake light, auto tranny
control box
* Fuel pump
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> I have two 9^5s that started falling apart after about one year and
> several friends of mine has similar experience. How many 9^5 owners do you
> know?
Well, the danish Saab Club is very active, so I know a great share of 9-5
owners.
The list of typical Saab 9^5 problems that many 9^5 owners run
> into is quite long:
>
> * Ignition cassette
They're known to last 150.000+ km. Choosing the wrong type of sparkplugs can
however burn the cassette in very few km's. Bad ignition cassettes is a
known problem throughout the different carbrands.
> * Turbo
Not an issue here. But again, it's possible to smash a turbocharger very
fast, if you're using a quality fully synth engine oil, giving a lot og
throttle from cold and not letting the charger cool down, before turning the
engine off.
> * Windshield wipers
Havent heard of this.
> * Crankcase position sensor
The can break yes.
> * Heater bypass valve
Haven't heard of.
> * Display problems
Yes, using the Opel subsupplier was a bad decission - made by GM. They can
however be corrected rather cheap, and can last...
> * Various electronic problems: alarm , upper brake light, auto tranny
> control box
Haven't heard of.
> * Fuel pump
News to me.
Where these your first Saab's?
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