Руководства по эксплуатации saab 9 3

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  © Saab Automobile AB 2003 Service Readiness, Saab Automobile AB, Trollhättan, Sweden Printed in Sweden Owner’s Manual Saab 9-3 M2004 Instruments and controls Interior equipment 115 Starting and driving 139 Customer Assistance and Information 261 Safety Security 9-3 Convertible Car care 191…
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  Introduction This manual provides practical guidance on driving and caring for your Saab. The Saab 9-3 will be available with the fol- lowing engine variants: • 2.0t 175 hp • 2.0 Turbo 210 hp Although this manual describes the most…

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  Warning and indicator lights _____ Ashtray _____________________ Cigarette lighter _______________ Clock _______________________ Profiler ______________________ Saab Information Display (SID) ___ Replacing wiper blades ___ 206 Washers and wipers______ Washer fluid ____________ 206 Automatic climate control __ 103 Car care and maintenance _ 255…

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  Exterior Anti-corrosion treatment ___ 253 Body __________________ 251 Service program _________ 262 Sunroof ________________ 120 Touching up paintwork ____ 251 Washing _______________ 250 Waxing and polishing _____ 251 Brake lights _____________ 215 Changing bulbs __________ 208 Light switches ___________ Taillights _______________ 215 Folding down the rear seat _ 134 Lighting ________________ 215 Load-through hatch_______ 136…
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  Interior Airbag _________________ Steering wheel adjustment _ 116 Steering _______________ 273 Fuses _________________ 222 Electric windows _________ 117 Child seats _____________ Folding down the rear seat _ Rear seat ______________ Safety belts _____________ Seat adjustment _________ Seat heating ____________ 102, Upholstery care__________ Interior rearview mirror _________ Vanity mirror _________________…
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  Engine bay Color code______________ 278 Engine number __________ 278 Gearbox number _________ 278 Warning labels __________ Vehicle identification number 278 Alternator ______________ 205 Drive belt_______________ 205 Exhaust emission control __ 145 Ignition system __________ 272 Simple troubleshooting (A/C, ACC) _____________ 255 Spark plugs _____________ 272 Turbo gauge ____________ Engine oil: checking level __ 196…

• Page 7: Warning Labels

  MAINTENANCE-FREE BATTERY-P/N 53 52 000 12V/700A/125min(SAE) 12V/700A/70Ah (EN) BATTERIE SANS ENTRETIEN-P/N 53 52 000 12V/700A/125min(SAE) 12V/700A/70Ah (EN) Saab Automobile AB 53 53 057 Manufactured by Tudor Spain (Exide Technologies) 12102-EP Saab Automobile AB 53 53 085 Fabriquée par Tudor Espagne (Exide Technologies) Battery: •…

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  • NEVER put a rear-facing child seat in the front • Sit as far back as possible from the air bag • ALWAYS use SEAT BELTS and CHILD RESTRAINTS Contact a Saab dealer if a xenon headlight requires replacement. This label is only found on cars with xenon headlights.
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  Example of symbols that can be found in your car No sparks, flames or Buckle up smoking Refer to the Owner’s Airbag Manual Never place a rear-facing Shield eyes child seat in this seat Keep out of Electric reach of windows children Battery acid…
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  Safety Safety Safety belts ___________ Seats ________________ Head restraints ________ Child safety ___________ Airbag________________…

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  In addition an audible signal sounds for 4– 8 seconds, or until the driver fastens his belt. The front seat passenger is reminded to buckle up by the Saab Information Display (SID). Use your seatbelt. Safety Driver seat safety belt reminder…

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  • Children up to 6 years of age must always be seated in a child seat. Saab recom- mends the use of a child seat for children up to the age of 10.
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  To fasten the belt Front safety belts Fasten the belt by pulling the belt and insert- ing the tongue in the buckle. Check that it is securely fastened. Position the lap part low across the hips. Grasp the shoulder belt close to the buckle and pull the belt towards the shoulder to tighten the lap belt part.
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  If the car is involved in a crash, the safety belts, belt pretensioners and other components must be inspected by an authorized Saab dealer and replaced as necessary. Never make any alterations or repairs to the safety belt yourself. Visit an autho- rized Saab dealer for any necessary repairs.
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  Safety belts, rear seat Safety belts rear seat, Convertible, see page 67 WARNING • Make sure that the belt does not become trapped when the backrest is folded down or raised (see page 134). • If a cargo has to be placed on a seat, it must be properly secured with the safety belt.

• Page 16: Seat Adjustment

  Safety Seats WARNING Never adjust the driver’s seat except when the car is stationary. Manually adjusted front seats The following seat adjustments can be made to achieve a comfortable driving position: • Height Sport Sedan — driver’s seat Convertible — passenger seats •…

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  Adjusting the legroom Legroom adjustment Lift the lever under the front of the seat and slide the seat to the desired position. WARNING Check that the seat is locked in the new position. If not, it may move while the car is being driven and it could result in injury to the occupant in the event of a crash.
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  Safety Electrically adjustable front seats (option) WARNING • The seats are actuated by powerful motors. Bear this in mind when adjust- ing the seat, and make sure that noth- ing gets caught and damaged. Ensure that nothing can be trapped behind the seat when adjusting it.
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  Adjusting the rake angle Backrest rake angle WARNING The backrest should be upright during driving, so that the safety belt, airbag and backrest can provide optimum protection in the event of emergency braking or a crash, in particular a rear-end crash. Adjust the rake angle of the backrest with the rear lever.
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  • Raise the head restraints in the seats that are occupied. The front seats are equipped with Saab Active Head Restraints (SAHRs). These reduce the risk of neck injury if the car is hit from behind.

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  Child safety WARNING • Children must always be suitably restrained in the car. • DEATH or SERIOUS INJURY can occur • Children 12 and under or shorter than 55 inches (140 cm) can be killed by the airbag • The BACK SEAT is the SAFEST place for children •…

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  3 (approx. 15 kg). Use a child seat approved for the weight of the child. Saab recommends the use of a booster seat for children up to the age of 10. LATCH LATCH (Lower Anchorages & Top tethers…
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  Safety Lower anchorages (ISOFIX) in the rear seat, Sport Sedan Lower anchorages (ISOFIX) in the rear seat, Convertible…
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  Safety LATCH child seat installation Before starting the installation, please read through this instruction, and the child seat installation instruction. 1 Place the child restraint on one of the designated outboard rear seat cush- ions. 2 Slide the attachment on the child restraint in between the seat cushion and backrest.
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  Child restraints with a tether strap must be attached according to Canadian and U.S. safety standards. If you have any questions regarding child anchorages please contact your Saab dealer. Child tether anchorages in parcel shelf, Sport Sedan The car is provided with three top tether anchorages.
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  Child restraints with a tether strap must be attached according to Canadian and U.S. safety standards. If you have any questions regarding child anchorages please contact your Saab dealer. The car is provided with two top tether anchorages. Use the one that is right behind…
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  Installation of child restraint using the standard safety belt WARNING Failure to follow all the manufacturer’s instructions on the use of this child restraint system can cause your child to strike the vehicle´s interior during a sudden stop or crash. Child restraints that are approved for rear- ward facing installation in the rear seat can be positioned in any of the three rear places.

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  Safety Airbag WARNING To reduce risk of death or serious injury: • Always wear your safety belt. • Always adjust your seat so that you are as far back as possible but still able to operate the pedals and reach the steering wheel and controls comfortably.

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  If a fault arises in the airbag system during a journey, the airbag warning lamp on the main instrument panel will come on and the Saab Information Display (SID) will display: Airbag malfunction. Contact Saab dealer. The car is equipped as standard with…
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  Safety Airbag system 1 Steering wheel with integral airbag 2 Passenger airbag 3 Side airbag 4 Inflatable curtain (Sport Sedan only) 5 Sensors in front bumper 6 Sensor, side-impact protection 7 Sensor, side-impact protection (Sport Sedan only) 8 Electronic control module and central sensor (SDM) Accessories and other equipment must not be fitted to the surfaces marked as these are where the airbags inflate in the…
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  Saab dealer. The warning light could signify that the airbags may not inflate in a crash, or they could even inflate without a crash.
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  Safety Operation of the steering wheel airbag in a front-end crash Moment of impact. Sensors detect a deceleration and send a signal via the control module to a gas gen- erator that inflates the airbag. The inflating airbag cushions the driver. Airbag now fully inflated.
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  • Damage or wear to the seat cover, or the seat seam, in the area of the side airbag must immediately be repaired by an authorized Saab dealer. Safety The side airbags, which help protect the upper body (head also in Convertible), are integrated in the outside edges of the front seat backrests.
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  Safety Inflated side airbag and inflatable curtain, Sport Sedan Inflated side airbag with head protection, Convertible Inflatable curtains, Sport Sedan WARNING • Do not sit with your head rested against the side window. The inflat- able curtain is designed to inflate between the window and the head.
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  The inflatable curtains, which protect the head, are concealed along the lengths of the headlining (all the way from front to rear roof pillars). The inflatable curtains inflate at the same time as the side airbags in the front seats in case of a side-on impact.
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  Safety Airbag warning lamp WARNING • If the airbag readiness light stays on after you start your vehicle, it means the airbag system may not be working properly. See page 77. • The airbags in your vehicle may not inflate in a crash, or they could even inflate without a crash.
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  Recline the seat back to increase the dis- tance between you and the airbag. For short drivers, special accessory pedal extensions are available through your Saab dealer. Airbags inflate extremely rapidly and with great force – to be fast enough to protect an adult in the seat.
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  You should therefore take the car to an authorized Saab dealer as soon as possible. Are the dust and fumes given off when the…
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  Security Security Doors ________________ Central locking ________ Car alarm _____________…

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  Doors Open the door by lifting the door handle. The following message appears on the Saab Information Display (SID) if a door is not closed (text displayed first when vehicle speed exceeds 15 mph (25 km/h) and the door has still not been closed): Close doors.

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  Remote control 1 Locks car 2 Unlocks car and turns on cabin lighting 3 Unlocks and opens trunk lid. 4 Turns on exterior and cabin lighting. Activates panic function NOTICE The remote control contains delicate electronics. • Do not expose it to water. •…
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  The hazard warning lights will flash twice to confirm. If a fault arises in the locking system, the Saab Information Display (SID) will display: Lock system failure. Contact Saab dealer. Saab Information Display (SID), see page Intermittent malfunctioning…
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  Locking a car with dead battery The steering wheel lock requires sufficient battery voltage to lock and unlock. If the bat- tery voltage drops below a certain level while the remote control is in the ignition switch, you will not be able to remove the remote control.

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  Security Central locking switch Switches on front doors The central locking can also be operated from inside the car using the button by each front door handle. • Locking the car with the remote control renders these buttons inoperative. • If you are sitting in the car and press the button on the driver’s door, this will unlock the driver’s door.

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  Trunk Release Handle Security Reprogramming lock system functions Certain lock system functions can be reprogrammed at a Saab dealer (see page 280). Checking the number of remote controls To check the number of remote controls that are programmed for the car: 1 Insert the remote control into the ignition switch and turn it to ON.
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  When the voltage of the remote control bat- tery drops below a certain level, the Saab Information Display (SID) will display: Remote control battery low. Change the battery as soon as possible to avoid malfunctioning.
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  (the LED will not flash for 3 s) and it will not be possi- ble to start the car. If the immobilizer system malfunctions, the Saab Information Display (SID) displays: Immobilizer failure. Try starting again. Contact Saab dealer.

• Page 48: Car Alarm

  SID: Key not accepted. Contact Saab dealer. Visit a Saab dealer to have the problem checked and rectified. Car alarm WARNING Leaving children or pets unattended in a locked car is dangerous.

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  If the alarm has been tripped since the car was last locked, the Saab Information Dis- play (SID) will display: Alarm has been triggered since being armed.
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  Security NOTICE • It is possible to inadvertently deacti- vate the car alarm and at the same time unlock the car, if the button on the key is pressed by mistake when the car is still within its range. • When locking the car by remote control in extremely cold weather, it is advisable to check that the lock system has operated properly.
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  Change the battery when the SID displays: Remote control battery low. See Changing the key battery, page 46. Some car alarm functions and indications can be reprogrammed. Contact a Saab dealer for details of the possibilities and refer to page 280. Security…
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  Security Quick guide, LED and Saab Information Display (SID) messages Activity LED signal Arming (delay period) Shines for 11 s. Alarm armed Flashes once every 3 s. Disarming Extinguishes. Alarm not armed Off. A door, the hood or the tailgate is…
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  Advice on soft top operation ___________ Operating the soft top __ Raising the soft top manually ___________ SID warnings and messages __________ «Easy entry»__________ Head restraints _______ Safety belts, rear seat, Convertible _________ 9-3 Convertible 9-3 Convertible Roll-over protection ____ Electric windows _______ Interior lighting ________ Unlocking the trunk lid…

• Page 54: Advice On Soft Top Operation

  • Note that certain automatic car washes can damage the soft top. This applies to car washes that use mechanical feelers bearing against the body. Saab advises against washing the Convertible in an automatic car wash. • After rain or washing the car, allow the soft top to dry completely before folding it.

• Page 55: Operating The Soft Top

  20 mph (30 km/h). This speed can be pro- grammed (0–25 mph/0–40 km/h) at a Saab dealer. The movement of the car and force of the wind can seriously damage the components of the soft top system.

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  9-3 Convertible Opening The following conditions must be fulfilled for the soft top to be folded: • Vehicle speed must not exceed 20 mph (30 km/h). • Battery voltage must exceed 10 V. • Outside temperature must exceed 23°F (–5°C). •…
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  9-3 Convertible 1 Rear window raised. Soft top storage in 3 Soft top folded. 4 The soft top cover is closed. luggage compartment lowered. 2 The soft top cover is opened. a 7.2 ft (2.2 m) b 2″ (5 cm)
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  9-3 Convertible Raising The following conditions must be fulfilled for raising the soft top: • Vehicle speed must not exceed 20 mph (30 km/h). • Battery voltage must exceed 10 V. • The trunk lid must be locked. Raising 1 Start the engine and let it idle. Clearance for soft top operation: height, min.
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  1 The soft top cover is opened. a 7.2 ft (2.2 m) b 2″ (5 cm 2 The soft top is raised. 9-3 Convertible 3 The soft top cover is closed. 4 The rear window is lowered.

• Page 60: Raising The Soft Top Manually

  9-3 Convertible Raising the soft top manually WARNING Only raise the soft top manually in an emergency (e.g. due to an electrical fault). Do not touch the soft top button on the instrument panel while closing the soft top manually. This could cause personal injury and damage the soft top mecha- nism.

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  Soft top cover opened 4 Close the trunk lid fully as otherwise it will obstruct the soft top cover. 5 Open the soft top cover, upward and backward. 6 Tip forward the front seat backrests. Manual closing started WARNING • Do not touch the hinges and struts of the soft top during raising.
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  Look at the soft top cover when locking the rear window. The rear window must make a tight seal against the soft top cover. The soft top system must be checked and rectified without delay at a Saab dealer.

• Page 63: Sid Warnings And Messages

  Soft top may be damaged if operated at low temperature. Only manual operation possible. Contact Saab dealer. Soft top cover not locked. Try again. Cause Failure of the soft top to lock automatically to the windshield. Displayed if the soft top is folded at temperatures below 23°F (–5°C).

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  9-3 Convertible Battery low. Release and lower roll over bars. Contact Saab dealer. Soft top obstructed. Clear obstacles and try again. Open/close soft top completely to open trunk. Open/close soft top completely before driving Close trunk. Driver seat unlocked. Passenger front seat unlocked.

• Page 65: Easy Entry

  «Easy entry» WARNING • Always check that the backrest locks properly when returned to normal position. • Check that the fore-and-aft position of the seat is properly locked. The back- rest and the entire belt-in seat must be locked in position; otherwise the occu- pant of the seat is at risk of injury during braking or in the event of a crash, especially if a rear-facing child…

• Page 66: Head Restraints

  • Raise the head restraints in the seats that are occupied. The front seats are equipped with Saab Active Head Restraints (SAHRs). These reduce the risk of neck injury if the car is hit from behind.

• Page 67: Safety Belts, Rear Seat, Convertible

  Safety belts, rear seat, Convertible The two rear seats have three-point safety belts with inertia reels. Fasten the belt by pulling the belt and insert- ing the tongue in the buckle. Check that it is securely fastened. Position the lap part low across the hips. Grasp the shoulder belt close to the buckle and pull the belt towards the shoulder to tighten the lap belt part.

• Page 68: Roll-Over Protection

  1 Release the catch and press the roll bar forcibly down until it locks in position. 2 Fit the two covers. If the roll bars have been lowered manually, you must have the system checked immedi- ately at a Saab dealer. Release of roll bar catch…

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  4 Press and hold the soft top button up until a chime sounds. During calibration, the four windows will be raised and lowered several times. If calibration fails twice in a row, have the car checked and rectified at a Saab dealer.

• Page 70: Interior Lighting

  9-3 Convertible Interior lighting The interior lighting consists of a front roof light, two front reading lights, footwell light- ing and courtesy lighting in the doors. The light switches are located in the roof con- sole. The cabin lighting comes on: •…

• Page 71: Unlocking The Trunk Lid Manually

  3 Unlock the trunk lid using the traditional key. Contact a Saab dealer to have the central locking system checked. Unlocking the trunk lid manually 9-3 Convertible…

• Page 72: Placing Two Golf Bags In The Trunk

  9-3 Convertible Placing two golf bags in the trunk There is sufficient space in the trunk of the Convertible for two golf bags. Proceed as follows. 1 Start by inserting the narrow end of the first bag to the right. 2 Lie down the bag.

• Page 73: Instruments And Controls

  Instruments and controls Instruments and controls Warning and indicator lights _______________ Instruments ___________ Information display, main instrument panel _ Saab Information Display (SID)________________ Switches _____________ Wipers and washers ____ Manual climate-control system______________ Automatic climate- control system (ACC)__…

• Page 74: Warning And Indicator Lights

  Antilock braking warning This warning light illuminates when a fault arises in the antilock brake system. The following message is shown on the Saab Information Display (SID): Antilock brake malfunction. Contact Saab dealer. The brake system will continue to function…

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  (see page 144). The following message is shown on the Saab Information Display (SID): Engine malfunction. Contact Saab dealer. NOTICE The car should be checked immediately at a Saab dealer to prevent more serious faults from arising.
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  Now check the level again. If the level is still normal, you may drive the car, with considerable cau- tion, to the nearest Saab dealer to have the brake system checked. The brake system provides Electronic Brakeforce Distribution (EBD).
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  Airbag warning light This light comes on if a potentially serious fault has occured in the airbag system. The following message is shown on the Saab Information Display (SID): Airbag malfunction. Contact Saab dealer. Instruments and controls WARNING •…

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  Instruments and controls Indicator, fuel This light comes on when there is less than about 2.5 gallons (10 litre) of fuel left in the tank. NOTICE If the car runs out of fuel, air can be drawn in with the fuel, which, in turn, can cause the catalytic converter to be damaged by overheating.

• Page 79: Odometer And Trip Meter

  Cars with manual transmission Cars with automatic transmission Odometer and trip meter The odometer records the distance trav- elled in miles on U.S. vehicles and on Cana- dian vehicles the distance indicated is in kilometres, and the trip meter in miles and tenths (kilometres and tenths of kilometres on Canadian vehicles).

• Page 80: Temperature Gauge

  Instruments and controls Temperature gauge The temperature gauge shows the temper- ature of the coolant. The needle should be in the middle of the scale when the engine is at normal operating temperature. If the needle goes into the red zone (which can occur at high outside air temperatures or under heavy engine loads), choose the highest possible gear ratio and the lowest…

• Page 81: Information Display, Main Instrument Panel

  Saab dealer as soon as possible. When the speed of the car exceeds 143 mph (230 km/h), acceleration is limited by reducing the boost pressure.

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  • The selected gear position is shown on the right-hand side of the display. Information symbol. Read information on SID This symbol comes on when a message or warning is displayed on the Saab Informa- tion Display (SID). Gear selector indicator (cars with automatic trans- mission) The current gear position is displayed on the right-hand side of the information display.

• Page 83: Profiler

  Saab Information Display (SID): Traction control failure. Contact Saab dealer. Stability control failure. Contact Saab dealer. If so, have the system checked at a Saab dealer. See also Traction Control System (TCS) on page 163 and Electronic Stability Program (ESP) on page 165.

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  Instruments and controls The number of systems that are displayed on the SID depends on the car’s equipment level. The list shown below includes the systems that can be found in your car. Park Assistance, page 172. SPA on SPA off Clock / Alarm, page 88.
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  When the engine is started, the function that was selected when the engine was switched off is displayed, with the following exceptions: • Temp is displayed if the outside tempera- ture is between 26 and 38°F (–3 and +3°C). • D.T.E is displayed if less than or equal to 30 miles (50 km).
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  Instruments and controls Speed warning This value is preset to 55 mph (90 km/h). The value can be set to between 0 and 150 mph (0 and 250 km/h). 1 Select Speed W using the INFO dial. 2 Press and hold the INFO dial until given audible confirmation.
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  Calculating the requisite average speed (What average speed do I need to maintain to get to my destination in time?) This function should be used before starting out a journey. To calculate the requisite average speed, the distance must first be given. First, set the distance under Dist.

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  In order to use this function, the car’s radio must be tuned to a FM station known to transmit a time signal. Saab has no control over the level of RBDS informa- tion, or the content, being transmitted by radio sta- tions.

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  Alarm Settings can be made from Profiler. 1 Press the CUSTOMIZE button to go to Profiler. 2 Select Clock / Alarm using the INFO dial. 3 Press in the INFO dial. 4 Select Set Alarm 08:30. If the alarm is not activated: set using the INFO dial.
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  Instruments and controls System Settings Language (The number of languages can vary between markets.) English French German Italian Spanish Swedish Unit Metric Imperial Speed Scale Illum. 0–160 mph 0–90 mph Service Info Service Data Oil quality: xxx %. xxxx days to service. Service Type Time for service.

• Page 91: Switches

  Check fuse 20 in the engine bay fuse box (see page 227). A fault in the system will produce the follow- ing message on the Saab Information Dis- play (SID): Headlight levelling malfunction.

• Page 92: High/Low Beam

  Instruments and controls Dipswitch 1 Headlight flasher 2 High/low beam High/low beam To switch between high and low beam, pull the control stalk all the way towards the steering wheel. (Headlight switch must be ON.) symbol on the main instrument panel shows when the high beam is on.

• Page 93: Front Fog Lights

  Front fog light switch Front fog lights (certain variants only) The front fog lights should be used in poor visibility. These are automatically turned off when the engine is switched off. When the car is next started, the fog lights will have to be switched back on manually by pressing the fog light switch.

• Page 94: Hazard Warning Lights

  Instruments and controls Hazard warning light switch Hazard warning lights The button for the hazard warning lights is located on the climate control panel. When the button is pressed, all the direction indicators and the symbol in the button flash simultaneously.

• Page 95: Wipers And Washers

  The recirculation symbol will how- ever not light up. This function is optional; contact a Saab dealer. This automatic recir- culation is the factory default setting as long as the system is working in full «AUTO»…

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  Instruments and controls Control for setting wiper delay Rain sensor (option) WARNING Turn the rain sensor off if the ignition is ON to avoid personal injury when clearing snow and ice from the windshield. NOTICE Turn the rain sensor off before washing the car in an automatic carwash, to avoid damaging the windshield wipers.
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  Adjusting sensitivity The sensitivity of the rain sensor can be adjusted under Profiler. If you increase the sensitivity, the wipers will make one sweep for reference. 1 Press the CUSTOMIZE button to go to Profiler. 2 Select Rain Sensor using the INFO dial. 3 Press in the INFO dial.

• Page 98: Manual Climate-Control System

  Instruments and controls Manual climate-control system Fresh air for the cabin is drawn in through an inlet grille at the bottom edge of the wind- shield. It passes through a filter before reaching the climate control system and delivery into the cabin. The air is evacuated via openings in the parcel shelf.

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  Air distribution The air distribution control is used to direct the flow of air to the defroster, panel and floor vents. The control also permits settings in between the three main settings defroster, panel and floor: • defroster and floor •…
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  Instruments and controls Defroster Panel Floor Defroster, panel and floor Settings for various weather conditions Winter – defroster Winter – comfort setting Summer – overcast Summer – sunny…
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  If the engine coolant gets too hot, the A/C compressor will be turned off and the follow- ing message will be shown on the Saab Information Display (SID): A/C off due to high engine temperature.

• Page 102: Seat Heating

  Instruments and controls Electrically heated rear window/external mirrors This button is located under the fan speed control. Always switch off the heating as soon as the rear window is free from ice and mist. It will be turned off automatically after 12 minutes. Refrain from placing sharp objects on the parcel shelf, to avoid damaging the heating element.

• Page 103: Automatic Climate

  Automatic climate- control system (ACC) Fresh air for the cabin is drawn in through an inlet at the bottom edge of the windshield. It passes through an effective filter before reaching the climate control system and delivery into the cabin. The air is evacuated via openings in the parcel shelf.

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  Instruments and controls Temperature control The cabin is divided into two temperature zones: 1 Driver’s zone. 2 Passenger zone. The temperature in the rear seat will be a mixture of the two zones. If you choose the single zone setting, the entire cabin is treated as one zone.
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  The system uses four sensors: • Outside air temperature sensor • Cabin air temperature sensor • Sun sensor • Blended air temperature sensors (located in the heater unit and the outer panel vent duct). The sun sensor is located centrally on the top of the fascia.
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  Instruments and controls Functions Pressing AUTO will cancel all manual settings. If a manual function is selected, it will be locked in but other functions will be controlled automatically. The selected temperature is always maintained automatically. Temperature, air distribution, fan speed and recir- culation will be controlled automatically.
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  To turn the system OFF, press and hold (or press repeatedly) the button to reduce the fan speed until the fan is switched off. Then release the button and press it once more. The A/C compressor will now be disengaged. To re- engage the A/C, press one of the following buttons: •…
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  Instruments and controls Recirculation is controlled manually. Recirculation is not selected when the engine is started (fresh air mode). Press to increase or decrease the fan speed. This sets the fan speed (fan speed shown on display). Refer also to Profiler regarding the possibility to increase/decrease the automatic fan speed.
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  Shown below are several examples of air distribution. Windshield Panel Instruments and controls Floor, front and rear Windshield – floor (front and rear)
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  Instruments and controls Panel – floor (front and rear) Windshield – panel – floor (front and rear) Formation of ice and mist in extreme weather conditions It is only in the most extreme conditions that icing and misting of window glass are likely to be a problem, such as in torrential rain or severe cold coupled with high relative humidity, or when passengers are perspiring heavily or wearing wet clothes.
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  Programming A number of functions can be customized under Profiler (see page 112). Further cus- tomizations can be made at a Saab dealer. Tips (before contacting a Saab workshop) • If you feel that the ACC system is not func- tioning satisfactorily, select «Default…
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  Instruments and controls ACC- Convertible When the soft top is folded, the ACC system switches to manual temperature control. There are eleven temperature settings: 0– The system adjusts itself as follows: • AUTO goes out. • Heating, air distribution and fan speed are not affected.
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  Climate System Rear Defroster Auto Manual Heated Seats Auto Manual Fan Settings High speed Medium speed Low speed Air Distribution Auto Manual Windshield Panel Floor A/C Mode Auto A/C off Dual/Single Zone Dual zone Single zone Default Settings Are you sure? Yes No Explanation of how the ACC system can be customized under Profiler.
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  Further customizations to this function can be made at a Saab dealer. • The A/C compressor can be on even when the soft top is folded down. • The A/C compressor can be set to operate as when the soft top was last folded down.

• Page 115: Interior Equipment

  Interior equipment Interior equipment Steering wheel adjustment _________ Electric windows ______ Sunroof (optional)_____ Interior lighting _______ Cup holder ___________ Power Outlet _________ Storage compartments _ Rearview mirrors______ Trunk _______________…

• Page 116: Steering Wheel Adjustment

  Interior equipment Steering wheel adjustment WARNING Only adjust the steering wheel while the car is stationary so that you are not distracted from the traffic. The height and reach of the steering wheel can be adjusted. There is a release lever under the steering column.

• Page 117: Electric Windows

  Electric windows WARNING Bear in mind the pinch hazard when clos- ing the side windows. May cause serious or fatal injuries! • Always remove the remote control from the ignition switch when you leave the car to prevent personal injury caused by the activation of the electric windows, for example, due to children playing.

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  Interior equipment To close WARNING Take care when closing a window to ensure that no one gets caught. Raise the front edge of the button one step. The window will stop when it is fully closed or when the button is released. Automatic closing (option, certain vari- ants only): Raise the button all the way and release it.
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  If dirt, ice or similar create so much resis- tance that the pinch protection cuts in, the pinch protection can be temporarily disen- gaged and the window closed. 1 Make sure the ignition is ON. 2 Press and hold the button on the driver’s door while operating the window in question.

• Page 120: Sunroof (Optional)

  Interior equipment Sunroof (optional) WARNING Bear in mind the pinch hazard when clos- ing the electric sunroof. Risk of serious or fatal injuries! • Always remove the remote control from the ignition switch and open one of the front doors when you leave the car to prevent personal injury caused by the activation of the electric sunroof, for example, due to children…

• Page 121
  To close WARNING Exercise great care when closing the sunroof to ensure that nothing gets trapped. Manually controlled closing Slide the control forward to its first position. The sunroof will halt when you release the control. Automatic closing (certain variants only) Slide the control forward to its second posi- tion and release it.
• Page 122
  Interior equipment Pinch protection WARNING Make sure nothing obstructs the sunroof when it is closed without pinch protection. The sunroof is equipped with pinch protec- tion. This is activated if something gets trapped when the sunroof is being closed. The sunroof will stop and open slightly. Temporary overriding the pinch protec- tion If dirt, ice or similar create so much resis-…

• Page 123: Interior Lighting

  1 Interior lighting always off 2 Interior lighting controlled by the doors 3 Interior lighting on continuously Interior lighting The interior lighting consists of one front and one rear roof light, floor lighting, and cour- tesy lights in the doors (certain variants only).

• Page 124: Cup Holder

  Interior equipment Sun visor with vanity mirror Sun visor Illuminated vanity mirrors are provided on the sun visors. The lighting comes on when the cover is raised. Trunk lighting The trunk lighting is switched on and off when the trunk lid is opened and closed. If the trunk lid is left open, the lighting will be switched off automatically after 20 minutes to prevent the battery from running flat.

• Page 125
  Interior equipment Cup holder in fascia Cup holder in center console compart- Cup holder in rear seat cushion ment between front seats (certain variants only)

• Page 126: Power Outlet

  Interior equipment Power Outlet You can use the electrical socket in the stor- age compartment (certain variants only) under the armrest between the front seats to charge a mobile phone, for example. There is a recess on each side of the compartment which will accept a lead so that you can close the lid without damaging the charger lead.

• Page 127
  Sliding cover in glove compartment to admit cold air (cars with ACC only). This allows the storage of chocolate and chilled drinks, for example. Card holder Storage pocket on front edge of seats (certain variants only) Interior equipment Storage compartment between front seats Storage pocket on back of seats (certain variants only)

• Page 128: Rearview Mirrors

  Interior equipment Rearview mirrors Door mirrors To adjust The door mirrors are electrically adjustable and heated. The controls for adjusting the mirrors are on the driver’s door: 1 Select a door mirror with the upper button. 2 Adjust the mirror using the touch pad. The mirror glass can also be adjusted man- ually by gently pressing the glass in the desired direction.

• Page 129: Interior Rearview Mirror

  Mirror position lever 1 Normal position 2 Antidazzle position Interior rearview mirror The interior rearview mirror is of the antidaz- zle type and can be deflected with the lever on its underside. Certain variants have an autodimming rearview mirror. The lever should be in the normal position when you adjust the mirror.

• Page 130
  Interior equipment Interior rearview mirror with garage opener, autodimming function and compass (certain variants only) WARNING Make sure that people and objects are out of the way of moving door or gate to prevent potential harm or damage. When programming the garage opener, you may be operating a garage door or gate operator.
• Page 131
  The transmitter should face the mirror from below or left side of the mirror. 4 Simultaneously press and hold both the chosen and hand-held transmitter buttons. Do not release the buttons until step 5 has been completed. Note: Some gate operators and garage door openers may require you to replace this Programming Step 4 with procedures noted in the «Gate Operator / Canadian Pro-…
• Page 132
  Interior equipment Reprogramming a single button To program a device to the garage opener using a button previously trained, follow these steps: 1 Press and hold the desired button. DO NOT release the button. 2 The indicator light will begin to flash after 20 seconds.
• Page 133
  Compass The compass is built into the rearview mir- ror. The compass bearing is displayed in the top right-hand corner of the mirror and is updated every other second. The compass displays the car’s direction of travel: N, NE, E, etc. Switch the compass display on and off by pressing button 5 for 3 seconds, see illus- tration on page 132.

• Page 134: Folding Down The Rear Seat

  Interior equipment Trunk Folding down the rear seat, Sport Sedan Convertible: The rear seat can not be folded. WARNING • Never drive the car if the backrest is not correctly locked into position as this increases the risk of personal injury in the event of heavy braking or a crash.

• Page 135
  For greater flexibility, the rear seat is split so that the narrow and the wide part can be folded down separately. Next to the hinges in the trunk are handles for unlocking the rear seat backrests. The operation is easier if the front seats are not too far back and the rear seat head restraints are fully lowered.

• Page 136: Load-Through Hatch

  Interior equipment Load-through hatch, Sport Sedan Convertible: There are no load-through hatch. WARNING • Always secure the load firmly, for example using the middle safety belt. This reduces the danger of personal injury result- ing from the displacement of the load on hard braking or in the event of a crash.

• Page 137
  Trunk Release Handle Trunk Release Handle There is a glow-in-the-dark trunk release handle located inside the trunk on the latch. This handle will glow following exposure to light. Pull the release handle down to open the trunk from inside. NOTICE The trunk release handle was not designed to be used to tie down the trunk lid or as an anchor point when securing…

• Page 138: Lighting

  Interior equipment Trunk lighting On the underside of the parcel shelf is a light that is switched on and off when the trunk is opened and closed. If the trunk lid is left open, the lighting will be switched off automatically after 20 minutes to prevent the battery from running flat.

• Page 139: Starting And Driving

  Braking ______________ Traction Control System (TCS) ______________ Electronic Stability Program (ESP) ______ Parking brake_________ Parking ______________ Saab Parking Assistance Starting and driving Starting and driving Economical driving_____ Driving in cold weather__ Driving in hot climates __ Towing a trailer ________…

• Page 140: Ignition Switch

  Starting and driving Ignition switch The ignition switch is located on the center console between the front seats. In cars with automatic transmission, the remote control can only be removed when the selector lever is in position P. NOTICE Take care not to spill drinks or to drop crumbs over the ignition switch.

• Page 141
  LOCK position The position lights, hazard warning lights and interior lighting can be turned on. Cars with automatic transmission: Move the gear lever to P. The gear lever is locked in position. This is the only position in which the remote control can be removed.

• Page 142: Lock Buttons

  SID: Steering lock malfunc. Make a safe stop. Contact Saab dealer. If the steering wheel lock malfunctions while the remote control is in the ignition switch, this may prevent the removal of the remote…

• Page 143
  Starting the engine Avoid racing the engine or loading it heavily before it has warmed up. Do not drive away before the warning and indicator lights have gone out. The engine has an automatic choke and should be started as follows: Cars with manual transmission To start the engine the clutch pedal must be fully depressed.

• Page 144: Important Considerations For Driving

  Contact a Saab dealer as soon as possible. • Under certain barometric conditions (high outside temperature and/or high altitude) the needle may enter the first part of the red zone without necessarily indicating that a fault has arisen.

• Page 145
  «Engine malfunction (CHECK ENGINE)» in the instrument panel will come on (see page 75). Have the car checked at a Saab dealer as soon as possible. The following message is shown on the SID: Reduced engine power.
• Page 146
  Starting and driving • Never park the car on dry grass or other combustible material. The catalytic converter gets very hot and could there- fore start a fire. • Never drive off if the engine is misfiring. • If you bump start the car when the engine is already at normal working temperature, the engine must start to run on all cylin- ders.

• Page 147: Refueling

  If fuel containing a mixture of alcohol is used, the maximum levels approved by Saab are: 5 % by volume of methanol; or 10 % by volume of ethanol. The most common type of ether used is MTBE (methyl tertiary butyl ether), of which fuel may contain a maximum of 15 % by volume.

• Page 148
  Starting and driving NOTICE Do not overfill. Fuel should not come right up the filler pipe as expansion room is needed when the temperature rises. • Fill to maximum filling capacity. • Stop filling after the first time that the nozzle trips to shut off the flow of fuel.
• Page 149
  United States and Canada, but particularly in geographic areas and cities that have high carbon monoxide levels. Saab approves the use of such «reformulated» gasolines in its prod- ucts, which help in reducing pollution from…
• Page 150
  Engine malfunction (CHECK ENGINE) lamp , thus indicating a fault that must be checked by your Saab dealer, see page NOTE: always observe the following two measures: • Make sure that the fuel filler cap is screwed on correctly before the engine is started.

• Page 151: Engine Break-In Period

  (MMT); ask your service station operator whether or not the fuel contains MMT. Saab does not recommend the use of such gasolines. If fuels containing MMT are used, spark plug life may be reduced and your emission control system performance may be affected.

• Page 152: Changing Gears

  Starting and driving Manual transmission Clutch interlock To start the car, the clutch pedal must be depressed. When changing gear, fully depress the clutch pedal and then release it smoothly. It is inadvisable to drive with your hand resting on the gear lever, as this can increase the wear on the gearbox.

• Page 153: Automatic Transmission

  Automatic transmission WARNING • Depress the brake pedal when shifting the selector lever from P or N. • The car must be at a standstill before P, R or N is selected. You have to have your foot on the brake pedal to move the lever out of P.

• Page 154
  Starting and driving Selector lever detent Park Brake Shift Lock The transmission has a security function known as Park Brake Shift Lock. To move the gear selector lever out of the P or N posi- tion, the gear selector lever detent (catch) must be pressed in at the same time as the brake pedal is held depressed.
• Page 155
  Lock-up The transmission’s torque converter has a lock-up function. This can lock the torque converter in 3rd, 4th and 5th gears, thus reducing the engine speed and fuel con- sumption. Kick-down When the accelerator is pressed down fully, a down change is made to optimize acceler- ation, e.g.
• Page 156
  Check fuse 6 in the engine bay fuse box. If the fuse is OK the battery may be dead. Contact a Saab dealer to have the problem checked and rectified. Temporary override of Park Brake Shift Lock…
• Page 157
  Starting and driving Selector lever positions The selector lever is locked and the transmission is mechanically blocked. The engine can be started. To move the selector lever out of the P position, depress the brake pedal and press in the detent (catch) on the selector lever.
• Page 158
  Sentronic, manual gear selection Move the selector lever to the manual position (M) (to the left position D) to select gear manually. Select a higher gear by pressing the selector lever forward or a lower gear by pulling it back. The selector lever will return to a position adjacent to the letter M after each gear change.

• Page 159: Cruise Control

  Cruise control (Cruise control system) WARNING Do not use the cruise control system in wet or icy conditions, in dense traffic or on winding roads. For safety reasons (brake system func- tion), the brakes must be applied once when the engine has started, before the cruise control system can be activated.

• Page 160: Braking

  Starting and driving To reduce the preset speed You can reduce speed in any of the follow- ing ways: • Brake to the desired speed. Jog the control to SET/+ or SET/–. • Jog the control to SET/– to reduce the speed by 1 mph (1.6 km/h).

• Page 161: Abs Brakes

  ABS warning light if a fault is detected in the system (see page 74). The following message will appear on the SID (and corresponding symbol on main instrument unit) if a fault is detected: Antilock brake malfunction. Contact Saab dealer.

• Page 162
  Starting and driving The ABS system will not reduce the braking distance on loose gravel, snow or ice but, because the wheels cannot lock up, steer- ing control is retained. When the ABS system operates you will feel the brake pedal pulsate and hear a ticking noise, both of which are perfectly normal.

• Page 163: Traction Control System

  Traction Control System (TCS) Anti-spin system WARNING When driving normally, the TCS system helps to improve the car’s directional stability. The TCS must not be regarded as a system to enable the driver to main- tain higher speeds. The same precau- tions must be adopted as normal for safe cornering and driving on slippery roads.

• Page 164
  If a fault is detected in the ABS, the TCS will be switched off automatically. The following message is shown on the SID: Traction control failure. Contact Saab dealer. The cruise control system (if active) will automatically be disengaged if the TCS is operative.

• Page 165: Electronic Stability

  Electronic Stability Program (ESP) Anti-skid system WARNING When driving normally, the ESP system helps to improve the car’s directional stability. The ESP must not be regarded as a system to enable the driver to main- tain higher speeds. The same precau- tions must be adopted as normal for safe cornering and driving on slippery roads must be adopted.

• Page 166
  ESP is operative. NOTICE Changes to the chassis, such as a change of wheels, shock absorbers or springs, could affect the function of the ESP system. Always consult your Saab dealer before changing any chassis components.

• Page 167: Parking Brake

  Parking brake WARNING • Always apply the parking brake when you park the car. If the car is to be left parked for a long time, refer to page 169. • Always apply the parking brake before removing the remote control. •…

• Page 168
  Starting and driving NOTICE Empty the car yourself and bear in mind: • Never leave a mobile phone, camera, computer or similar object visible in the car. • Clothing, packages and bags attract thieves. • Do not leave small objects such as CDs, sunglasses and coins visible.
• Page 169
  Long-term parking If the car is not going to be used for some time, e.g. three to four months, the following steps are recommended: • Drain the washer fluid reservoir and hoses. • Wash and wax the car. Clean the rubber seals on the hood, trunk lid and doors, and lubricate them with glycerol (glycerine).

• Page 170: Saab Parking Assistance

  Saab Parking Assistance facilitates parking and reversing. There are four sensors in the rear bumper that detect objects up to 6 ft (1.8 meters) behind the car.

• Page 171
  Starting and driving You can temporarily deactivate the Saab Parking Assistance as follows: • Engage reverse and press the CLEAR button on the SID control panel.
• Page 172
  Park Assistance SPA on SPA off Explanation of SPA on and SPA off. SPA on Saab Parking Assistance is activated automatically when reverse is engaged. The system warns of objects behind the car. If a trailer is hitched up and correctly…

• Page 173: Economical Driving

  Economical driving Factors affecting fuel consumption The fuel consumption of a car is greatly affected by driving conditions, climate, road conditions, speed, driving technique, and so on. Breaking-in Fuel consumption may be somewhat higher during the break-in period (the first 3,000–4,000 miles (5,000–7,000 km)). Weather conditions Summer temperatures give better fuel economy than winter ones.

• Page 174
  • Check the fuel consumption regularly. Increased fuel consumption can indicate that something is wrong and that the car needs to be checked at a Saab dealer. Practical road tests have demonstrated that substantial savings in fuel consumption can be made if the above advice is followed.

• Page 175: Driving In Cold Weather

  Studded tires are not allowed in some countries. If winter tires are fitted, the same type must be fitted to all four wheels. Your Saab dealer will be pleased to advise you on the best tires for your car.

• Page 176
  Driving with tire chains Snow chains must only be fitted to the wheel and tire dimensions that Saab recommends in «Technical data» on page 267. Contact a Saab dealer regarding approved tire chains. See also page 237.

• Page 177: Driving In Hot Climates

  Fill as required with a mixture of 50 % antifreeze and 50 % clean water. Use an antifreeze approved by Saab. WARNING • Exercise care when opening the hood if the engine is overheated. Never remove the expansion tank cap completely when the engine is hot.

• Page 178: Towing A Trailer

  Saab genuine trailer socket. Saab recommendations: • Use a genuine Saab trailer hitch that is designed and tested for your Saab. • Contact your Saab dealer for advice on which trailer hitch is designed for your car.

• Page 179
  NOTICE • Use only a genuine Saab trailer hitch, since other models can damage the car’s bodywork and electrical system. • Consult a Saab dealer for guidance on how to connect a trailer hitch. • Exercise care when driving on uneven roads or against the curb if the car is heavily laden.
• Page 180
  Starting and driving Recommendations for cars with manual transmission Rises in coolant temperature are indicated by the temperature gauge in the main instru- ment panel. When the needle is just outside the red zone, the A/C compressor will be switched off and, on certain engine variants, the max- imum engine torque will be limited.
• Page 181
  Checks before driving Make sure that the car and trailer are in good working order. This is essential since towing a trailer increases the strain on the car. • Check and if necessary adjust the tire pressure of the car and trailer. •…

• Page 182: Mounting Holes For Roof Carriers

  Strong, sturdy roof carriers designed spe- cially for your car are available from your Saab dealer. Always secure roof loads securely. 1 Open the four covers on the roof of the car.

• Page 183: Driving With A Load

  Driving with a load The handling characteristics are affected by how the car is loaded. • Place the heaviest load as far forward and as low as possible in the trunk. • Secure the load to the lashing eyes (see page 137).

• Page 184: Driving At Night

  Starting and driving Driving at night Bear in mind the following points, especially when driving at night: • Nighttime driving requires your full concentration • Do not rush. Count on your journey taking slightly longer. • The number of drivers under the influence of drugs is likely to be greater at night than during the day.

• Page 185
  Front towing eye fitted. The towing eye has a left-hand thread! The front towing eye is stowed by the spare wheel. On the left-hand side of the bumper is a cover concealing the attachment point (tapped hole) for the towing eye. 1 Press the knob on the upper section of this cover to open it.

• Page 186: Vehicle Recovery

  Starting and driving Always try to keep the towrope taut by gently applying the brake of the car on tow, as necessary. This will avoid the towrope being jerked violently. Cars with automatic transmission: NOTICE • The car must be towed front first. •…

• Page 187: Driving With The Compact Spare Tire

  Driving with the compact spare tire WARNING • Do not exceed 50 mph (80 km/h). The tire can overheat affecting the car’s roadholding. • Tire pressure: refer to page 275. • The spare tire or punctured tire must be stowed under the trunk floor, and secured in place with the retaining nut.

• Page 188
  Starting and driving NOTICE Ignoring these steps could result in costly damage to your vehicle that would not be covered by your warranty. Trying to start your car by pushing or pull- ing it could damage your vehicle, even if you have a manual transmission.
• Page 189
  WARNING Using a match or flame of any kind near a battery can cause battery gas to explode. You can suffer burns or be blinded. Use a flashlight if you need more light. Be sure the electrolyte in the battery is not frozen.

• Page 190: For Long Trips

  For long trips Before starting off on a long journey, it is advisable to have your car inspected by your Saab dealer. Obtain a few important items to take along on your journey, such as spare bulbs, wiper blades, fuses, a drive belt (poly-V-belt) and the like.

• Page 191: Car Care

  Hood ________________ Engine ______________ Engine bay ___________ Engine oil ____________ Air filter______________ Transmission fluid ____ Coolant ______________ Brake/clutch fluid and brake pads__________ Power steering________ Battery ______________ Drive belt ____________ Wipers and washers ___ Wiper blades _________ Changing bulbs _______ Car care Car care Fuses ________________ Automatic tire pressure…

• Page 192: Hood

  Car care Hood The handle of the hood lock is located on the left under the instrument panel. Open the hood in the following way: 1 Pull the release handle. 2 The hood moves to the half-locked posi- tion and is stopped by a safety catch at the front edge.

• Page 193: Engine

  The gearbox, located on the right (viewed from the front), is integrated with the engine. Engine families Saab cars imported into the United States and Canada meet all applicable emission control standards. The engine family and appropriate tune-up specifications are iden- tified on a label affixed to the left front inner fender.

• Page 194
  Trionic ECM has detected a problem. The car will continue to operate, but perfor- mance may be diminished. You should have your car checked by a Saab dealer as soon as possible. ORVR (Onboard Refueling Vapor Recovery)

• Page 195: Engine Bay

  Car care Engine bay 1 Oil filler cap 2 Coolant reservoir 3 Brake and clutch fluid reservoir 4 Battery 5 Fuse box 6 Washer-fluid reservoir 7 Power-steering fluid reservoir 8 Engine-oil dipstick…

• Page 196: Engine Oil

  Car care Engine oil Checking the oil level Check the engine oil level regularly. 1 Park the car on a level ground. 2 Switch off the engine and wait for 2–5 minutes. The engine should be at normal operating temperature. 3 Take the dipstick out and wipe it off with a clean rag before carrying out the check.

• Page 197: Changing Engine Oil

  Changing engine oil WARNING • Prolonged and repeated exposure of the skin to engine oil can cause seri- ous skin disorders. Avoid prolonged skin contact whenever possible. • Used engine oil contains chemicals that have caused cancer in laboratory animals. Always protect your skin by washing thoroughly with soap and water.

• Page 198: Air Filter

  25 Nm (18 lbf. ft). Oil filter Air filter WARNING To ensure reliable operation, only use an air filter recommended by Saab Automobile AB. Transmission fluid Manual transmission Check and top up the oil in accordance with the service program.

• Page 199: Coolant

  Top up with a mixture of equal parts of Saab-approved antifreeze and clean water. If the expansion tank is empty when coolant is added, run the engine until warm so that the thermostat opens.

• Page 200: Brake/Clutch Fluid And Brake Pads

  If the fall in fluid level is moderate, due to normal brake pad wear, topping up is not necessary. If the brake fluid should require chang- ing, this must be carried out at a Saab dealer.

• Page 201: Power Steering

  If any brake fluid is spilled, the area should be flushed with large quantities of water as quickly as possible. Brake pads should only be changed at a Saab dealer. To ensure optimum brake performance, use only Saab genuine brake pads. Power steering…

• Page 202: Battery

  SID: Battery not charging. Make a safe stop. Contact Saab dealer. Check the drive belt (see page 205). If the belt is damaged, the engine may overheat, the battery may not be charged and the A/C…

• Page 203
  Always connect the positive (red) cable to the battery’s positive (+) terminal, and the negative (black) cable to the negative (-) terminal of the battery. Always disconnect both battery leads when boost charging the battery. NOTICE • If boost charging never use anything but a 12-volt charger, see page 187.
• Page 204
  If there are visible signs of damage, have the car checked at a Saab dealer before resetting the disconnect switch. A crash could cause a short circuit in the alternator or starter motor.

• Page 205: Alternator

  Drive belt WARNING • Keep hands and clothing clear of drive belts when engine is running. • Always stop the engine before inspecting the drive belt. • The radiator fan is electric and can start even when the engine is switched off.

• Page 206: Wipers And Washers

  Car care Wipers and washers Wiper blades Check and clean all wiper blades regularly. If poor wiper performance is experienced, clean the windshield with washer fluid. This is particularly important if the car has been through an automatic car wash, as these sometimes leave a wax coating on the wind- shield.

• Page 207: Washer Jets

  The recirculation symbol will how- ever not light up. This function is optional; contact a Saab dealer. Washer jets The washer jets, which are adjustable, can be cleaned with a pin if necessary.

• Page 208: Direction Indicators

  Car care Changing bulbs WARNING Before changing a bulb in the engine bay, switch off the engine to avoid the danger of fingers and hands being injured by moving parts. The radiator fan can cut in even when the engine is switched off. NOTICE Switch off the ignition before changing a bulb, to avoid possible short-circuiting.

• Page 209
  If a fault is detected in the system, the following message will be dis- played on the SID: Headlight levelling malfunction. Contact Saab dealer. Contact a Saab dealer to have a Bi-Xenon headlight changed Car care…
• Page 210
  Car care Retainers on the battery cover Low beam, halogen Left-hand side 1 Lift aside the hose running along the side of the battery cover. 2 Release the two retainers (a quarter of a turn counterclockwise) in the leading edge of the cover and remove the cover. 3 Pull up the washer fluid filler pipe.
• Page 211
  Retainers on the battery cover High beam, halogen Left-hand side 1 Lift aside the hose running along the side of the battery cover. 2 Release the two retainers (a quarter of a turn counterclockwise) in the leading edge of the cover and remove the cover. 3 Pull up the washer fluid filler pipe.
• Page 212
  Car care Parking lights The parking light bulb is located in the same reflector as the main beam bulb. 1 Lift aside the hose running along the side of the battery cover. 2 Remove the battery cover. 3 Remove the cover from the rear of the headlight.
• Page 213
  Side-mounted turn signal bulbs 1 Slide the lamp fitting forward so that its rear end can be pulled out. 2 Turn the bulb holder counterclockwise and withdraw it from the lamp fitting. Change the bulb. 3 To fit, engage the two catches on the rear edge of the lamp fitting with the edge of the opening.
• Page 214
  Car care Side marker lights 1 Slide the lens rearward so that its front part can be pulled out. 2 Fit the new bulb. 3 When refitting, make sure that the groove in the spring engages the plastic edge of the bumper trim. Taillights, Sport Sedan 1 Turn signals 2 Taillights/stop lights…

• Page 215: Brake Lights

  Stop lights, taillights and turn signal bulbs, Sport Sedan 1 Lower the cover in the trim behind the lights. 2 Lift the plastic lug on the lamp housing that secures the bulb holder. 3 Carefully remove the entire bulb holder unit from the lamp housing.

• Page 216
  Car care Reversing lights and rear fog light, Sport Sedan Removing the trunk lid trim 1 Remove the two screws securing the grab handle to the inside of the trunk lid. 2 Unlock the plastic rivets by pressing in the center of each rivet. Pull out the rivets by taking hold of the rivet’s collar.
• Page 217
  Changing bulbs 1 Carefully remove the bulb holder with the broken bulb. The bulb holder has a bayonet fitting. 2 Fit the new bulb. 3 Refit the bulb holder. To refit the trunk lid trim 1 Withdraw the center of the rivets. 2 Fit the trim in place on the trunk lid.
• Page 218
  Car care Dome light, Convertible 1 Pull down the rear edge of the light fitting. 2 If the center bulb needs replacing, open the hatch over the bulbs. Pull the bulb out of the bulb holder. If one of the outer bulbs needs replacing, turn the light fitting round.
• Page 219
  License plate lighting 1 Undo the two screws and remove the lens. 2 Fit the new bulb. 3 Make sure the seal on the lens is correctly seated. 4 Refit the lens and tighten the two screws. Glove compartment lighting (certain variants only) 1 Remove the lamp housing using a short screwdriver.
• Page 220
  1 Release one edge of the lamp fitting using a screwdriver. 2 Fit the new bulb. 3 Insert the connector side first when refit- ting the lamp. Other bulbs If any other bulbs need changing, we rec- ommend that you visit a Saab dealer.
• Page 221
  Bulb table No. Designation Watt- Headlight Front fog lights P21W Taillights; rear fog light; brake lights; reversing lights PY21W Direction indicator, front/rear R10W Rear dome lighting; courtesy lighting; glove compartment lighting; trunk lighting, Convertible License plate lighting; trunk lighting, Sport Sedan Reading light, rear WY5W/W5W Side-mounted turn signal (yellow);…

• Page 222: Fuses

  To avoid the risk of short-circuiting and/or fire breaking out in the electrical system, the following should be heeded: • Always consult an Saab dealer before modifying or adding any electrical equipment. Failure to do so can result in the electrical system being damaged.

• Page 223: Relays

  (amper- age) than the standard fuses. No spare MAXI fuses are supplied with the car. NOTICE If a MAXI fuse blows, there is a major fault in the electrical system. Have the car checked at a Saab dealer.

• Page 224
  Fuse panel in end of fascia Amp. Function Steering wheel lock Steering column unit; ignition switch Hands-free; CD-player/CD-changer in cabin; SID Main instrument unit; manual climate control; automatic climate control (ACC) 7.5 Control module in front doors; Park Brake Shift Lock (automatic transmission) 7.5 Brake light switch Dash fuse panel;…
• Page 225
  7.5 Autodimming rearview mirror; rain sensor; tire pressure monitoring Sunroof 7.5 Telematics (OnStar) 7.5 DVD player (navigation system) 7.5 Saab Parking Assistance (SPA); control module in rear doors Amplifier, sound system III Movement sensor; CD changer in trunk (accessory) Electrically adjustable driver’s seat with memory…
• Page 226
  Right-hand stop light; rear left turn signal; left taillight; rear fog light; left reversing light; license plate light- ing; trunk lighting; trailer lights Convertible: Lumbar support, electrically adjustable front seat Trunk fuse panel, Convertible Car care…
• Page 227
  Car care Fuse panel in engine bay No. Amp. Function Engine control module; automatic transmission con- trol module Horn Engine control module; battery disconnect switch Selector lever, automatic transmission Washer fluid pump, headlights Front right parking light; front right turn signal; left and right side turn signal;…
• Page 228
  Relays R 1 Washer fluid pump, windshield R 2 — R 3 — R 4 — R 5 Extra lights R 6 Horn R 7 — R 8 Starter motor R 9 Windshield wipers ON/OFF R10 — R11 Ignition +15 R12 Windshield wipers, high/low speed R13 — R14 Washer fluid pump, headlights…

• Page 229: Automatic Tire Pressure Monitoring

  Automatic tire pressure monitoring (option, certain variants only) WARNING The system is intended to aid the driver. The driver is always ultimately responsi- ble for ensuring that the tire pressure is correct. The pressure monitoring system consists of a sensor in each wheel, a detector in three wheel housings and a receiver.

• Page 230
  Change the wheel. Malfunction Tire pressure system failure. Contact Saab dealer. The message shown above will be dis- played on the SID if: • a wheel without pressure sensor is fitted (e.g. spare wheel) •…

• Page 231: Tires

  Your new vehicle comes with high-quality tires made by a leading tire manufacturer. If you ever have qestions about your tire war- ranty and where to obtain service, see your Saab Warranty and Service Record Booklet for details. WARNING Poor maintained and improperly uswed tires are dangerous.

• Page 232
  Car care When to check Check your tires once a month or more. Don’t forget your compact spare tire. It should be at 60 psi (420 kPa). How to Check Use a good quality pocket-type gage to check tire pressure. You can’t tell if your tires are properly inflated simply by looking at them.
• Page 233
  If you wish to fit other tires or wheels than those supplied with the car, consult your Saab dealer first as to the possibilities available. Wheels/tires combinations that are not approved by Saab can negatively affect the car’s directional stability, steering and brak-…
• Page 234
  The speed and load limits of the tires must not be exceeded; see page 239. Wheels larger than 17″ must not be fitted on the Saab 9-3 for reasons above. The permissible offset is 1.61 inch (41 mm). WARNING Mixing tires could cause you to lose control while driving.
• Page 235
  Uniform Tire Quality Grading Quality grades can be found where applica- ble on the tire sidewall between tread shoul- der and maximum section width. For exam- ple: Treadwear 200 Traction AA Temperature The following information relates to the system developed by the United States National Highway Traffic Safety Administra- tion, which grades tires by treadwear, trac- tion and temperature performance.
• Page 236
  If you need to replace any of your wheels, wheel bolts or wheel nuts, replace them only with new Saab original equipment parts. This way, you will be sure to have the right wheel, wheel bolts and wheel nuts for your vehicle.
• Page 237
  Tire Chains WARNING If your vehicle has P225/45 R17 size tires, don’t use tire chains, there’s not enough clearance. Tire chains used on a vehicle without the proper amount of clearance can cause damage to the brakes, suspension or other vehicle parts. The area damaged by the tire chains could cause you to lose control of your vehicle and you or others may be injured in a crash.
• Page 238
  Car care Tire Sidewall Labeling Useful information about a tire is molded into it´s sidewall. Tire size: The tire size ia a combination of letters and numbers used to define a partic- ular tire´s width, height, aspect ratio, con- struction type and service description. Department of Transportation (DOT): The Department of Transportation (DOT) code indicates that the tire is in compliance…
• Page 239
  Aspect ratio: A two-digit number that indi- cates the tire height-to-width measure- ments. For example, if the tire size aspect ratio is “55”, as shown in item “C” of the illus- tration, it would mean that the tire´s sidewall is 55% as high as it is wide. Belt Rating: A letter code is used to indicate the type of ply construction in the tire.
• Page 240
  Car care Loading Your Vehicle This is an example of what your vehicle´s Tire-Loading Information/Certification label might look like. It is located on the B-pillar and shows how much weight your vehicle may properly carry. The label tells you the proper size, and recommended inflation pressures the the tires on your vehicle.

• Page 241: Maximum Loads

  Maximum Load rating: The load rating for a tire at the maximumpermissible inflation pressure for that tire. Maximum Loaded Vehicle Weight: The sum of curb weight; accessory weight; vehi- cle capacity weight;and production options weight. Maximum Permissible Inflation Pres- sure: The maximum cold inflation pressure to which a tire may be inflated.

• Page 242
  Your Saab dealer can advise you of to the correct size tire for your car (if different from the original size) and also supply Saab approved winter tires pre-mounted on steel or alloy rims.

• Page 243: Spare Wheel

  Date code Tire date code Tires should be regarded as perishable goods. As the tires age, the rubber becomes progressively harder, and the roadholding ability of the tires diminishes. This is partic- ularly true on winter tires. Tires have a code that specifies their date of manufacture.

• Page 244
  A general rule is that all heavy loads must be well secured in the luggage compart- ment (see page 137). Your Saab is equipped with a trip computer and you can use its “Speed warning” func- tion, to monitor driving speed since you must not exceed 50 mph (80 km/h).

• Page 245: Changing A Tire

  • Do not use the jack on a car other than your Saab 9-3. • Grit, salt and rust can clog the inner threads of the wheel bolts if the car has been driven for several years exclu- sively with alloy wheels.

• Page 246
  Car care When the car has to be lifted, the jack must be positioned at one of the four jacking points (front or rear) under the sill members. If a floor jack is used, the lifting plate must be positioned under the normal jacking points, see illustration.
• Page 247
  If you fit wheels of a different dimension, the speedometer can be reprogrammed to ensure it is as accurate as possible. Contact a Saab dealer. Driving with tire chains, see page 176 Car care Do not wipe away the grease in the wheel…

• Page 248: Safety Belts

  Saab dealer. Never make any alterations or repairs to the safety belts yourself but visit a Saab dealer. Check the function of the safety belts regu- larly as follows: •…

• Page 249: Upholstery And Trim

  Do not use a pressure washer. Avoid spraying electrical components and con- nectors. Do not use petrol as a cleaning agent or sol- vent when carrying out repairs or mainte- nance. Saab recommends the use of envi- ronmentally-friendly degreasants.

• Page 250: Washing

  Keep the glass well polished, as this helps to prevent misting. Clean the outside of the windows with Saab washer fluid. This is especially important if the car has been washed in an automatic car wash, as sometimes a wax treatment is used that can contaminate the windshield and impair the performance of the wipers.

• Page 251: Waxing And Polishing

  • Fixed antennae, such as for a mobile phone, must be removed if the car goes through an automatic car wash. • Cars with Saab Parking Assistance: Do not spray the sensors or closer than 8 in. (20 cm) to the sensors with a pressure washer, as this can damage them.

• Page 252
  Car care If corrosion has already set in, such as the result of stone-chip damage, use a pointed knife to scrape off all surface rust. If possi- ble, the damaged area should be taken back to the bare metal. The metal should then be primed with two thin coats of primer applied by brush.

• Page 253: Anti-Corrosion Treatment

  Keep the seams clean and at the first sign of any rust, apply a thin, pen- etrating, anti-corrosion oil. Your Saab dealer will be pleased to give you further advice.

• Page 254
  Car care Preventive maintenance The following procedures are necessary to help protect against rusting. Refer also to the terms and conditions of the Performa- tion Limited Warranty described in the war- ranty booklet. 1 Wash the car frequently, and wax at least twice a year.

• Page 255: Recovery And/Or Recycling Of Automotive Materials

  Air conditioning (A/C) WARNING • All repairs and adjustments to the A/C system must be carried out at a Saab dealer authorized for this kind of work. • The A/C system is pressurized. Do not break any connections or undo A/C system components.

• Page 256
  Car care Inadequate cooling a Check that the controls for temperature and air distribution are correctly set; see “Manual climate-control system” on page 98. b Check that the condenser (in front of the radiator) has not become clogged with dirt and insects. c Make sure that the compressor drive belt does not slip (see page 205).

• Page 257: Headlight Aiming

  If you believe your headlights need to be re- aimed, we recommend that you take it to your Saab dealer for service. However, it is possible for you to re-aim your headlights as described in the following procedure.

• Page 258
  Car care 1 Wall or garage door. 2 25 ft (7.6 m) between wall and headlight lens. 3 Measurement from the ground to the low beam aiming marker on the headlight lens. 4 Same measurement as (3) but substract 2 inches. If you find that the headlight needs adjust- ment follow these steps: 1 Open the hood and locate the vertical…
• Page 259
  Horizontal line on wall or other flat surface 5 Cars with Bi-Xenon lights: Bi-Xenon lights with automatic headlight levelling system must first do a refer- ence run before aiming: Start the engine and let the headlights do a reference run. Turn off the engine but leave the low beam on.
• Page 260
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• Page 261: Customer Assistance And Information

  Customer Assistance and Information Customer Assistance and Information Maintenance schedule __ Owner assistance ______ Reporting Safety Defects (USA) _______________ Reporting Safety Defects to the Canadian government__________ Vehicle Data Collection and Event Data Recorder ____________…

• Page 262: Maintenance Schedule

  Maintenance schedule The Maintenance Schedule prescribes a service program to the purchaser/operator of a Saab that is reasonable and necessary to ensure the proper emission control sys- tems function, safety and reliability of the Saab automobile in normal use. Additional…

• Page 263
  HOW TO USE THE SERVICE RECORD COUPONS When the car is brought to a Saab dealer for scheduled maintenance, present the War- ranties & Service Record Booklet to the ser- vice manager. When the technician has completed the service, the technician will sign the maintenance record.

• Page 264: Owner Assistance

  1-800-955-9007. In Canada, please call the Saab Customer Assistance Centre at 1-800-263-1999. A list of authorized Saab sales and service dealers is available for those planning to travel in the United States and Canada. Canadian or U.S. travelers may call the Customer Assistance Center in the country in which they are traveling.

• Page 265: Reporting Safety Defects (Usa)

  However, NHTSA cannot become involved in individual problems between you, your dealer, or Saab Cars USA, Inc. To contact NHTSA, you may either call the Auto Safety Hotline toll-free at 1-800-424- 9393 (or 202/366-0123 in Washington D.C.

• Page 266: Vehicle Data Collection And Event Data Recorder

  To read this information, special equipment is needed and access to the vehicle or the SDM is required. Saab will not access infor- mation about a crash event or share it with others other than (a) with the consent of the vehicle owner or,…

• Page 267: Technical Data

  Technical data Technical data General data __________ Engine _______________ Engine oil_____________ Fuel__________________ Engines ______________ Electrical system_______ Drive belt _____________ Manual transmission ___ Automatic transmission _ Suspension ___________ Steering ______________ Brake system__________ Wheels and tires _______ Plates and labels _______…

• Page 268: General Data

  Technical data General data Overall length, including bumpers: ______ 182.5» (4635 mm) Overall width, including door mirrors _____ 80.2» (2038 mm) Maximum height ____________________ 57.8» (1468 mm) Wheelbase ________________________ 105.3» (2675 mm) Track: Front ____________________________ 60.0» (1524 mm) Rear ____________________________ 59.3» (1506 mm) Ground clearance at GVW ____________ approx.

• Page 269
  When towing a trailer, increase the pressure of the rear tires by 20 kPa (3 psi). The above speed and weight restrictions are those specified by Saab Automobile AB. Note that national restrictions may apply to trailer speeds and weights (see page 178).

• Page 270: Engine

  At your Saab dealers you can find Saab Genuine or Mobil en- gine oils. Among those there are oils specially designed to meet your engines specific needs.

• Page 271: Fuel

  Recommended oil viscosities. Viscosity is a measurement of the oils thickness. The thickness influences, among other things, the fuel economy. For best function Saab recommends: For gasoline engines, SAE 0W-30 engine oil. Some oil companies have engine oils meeting our requirements (GM-LL-A-025) but with other viscosities than what we recom- mend as a first choice.

• Page 272: Electrical System

  Drive belt Outside length ______________________ 40.472» (1028 mm) Drive belt Manual transmission Type _____________________________ Fully synchronized Oil type (for topping up)_______________ Saab MTF 0063 Oil capacity: 5-speed _________________________ 6-speed, 2.0 Turbo _________________ Speed, mph (km/h) at 1000 rpm in highest…

• Page 273: Automatic Transmission

  Type _____________________________ Electronically con- Selector lever positions _______________ P, R, N, D, M Oil capacity, total ____________________ 7.6 qts. (7.2 litres) Oil type ___________________________ Saab 3309 Clutch type ________________________ Hydraulic plate Speed (mph/km/h) at 1000 rpm in top gear: 2.0t and 2.0T _____________________ 28–30/46–49…

• Page 274: Brake System

  Technical data Brake system Foot brake (ABS)____________________ Hydraulic disc Park brake_________________________ Acts on rear wheels Brake fluid _________________________ To DOT 4. Disc diameter: Front ____________________________ brakes with vacuum Front (certain variants only) *) ________ servo unit. Diago- nally split circuits; ventilated discs on Rear ____________________________ front wheels (some…

• Page 275: Wheels And Tires

  6.5 x 15″ _________________________ 205/65 R15 94 H 6.5 x 16″ _________________________ 215/55 R16 93 H 7 x 17″___________________________ 225/45 R17 94 W Always contact a Saab dealer if you plan to fit other wheels or tires than those fitted as standard. Winter (snow) tires: 6.5 x 15″…

• Page 276
  Technical data Recommended tire/engine combinations 2.0t Summer tires 205/65 R15 94 H 215/55 R16 93 H 225/45 R17 94 W RF/XL Winter (snow) tires 205/65 R15 94 Q 205/55 R16 91 Q *) 215/55 R16 93 Q 225/45 R17 94 Q RF/XL Wheel sizes 6.5 x 15″…

• Page 277: Tire Pressure

  Recommended lowest tire pressure, cold tires Tire size Load/speed mph (km/h) Summer tires 205/65 R15 94 H 1–3 pers./0–100 (0–160) 4–5 pers./0–100 (0–160) 1–5 pers./100– (160–) 215/55 R16 93 H 1–3 pers./0–100 (0–160) 4–5 pers./0–100 (0–160) 1–5 pers./100– (160–) 225/45 R17 94 W 1–3 pers./0–120 (0–190) RF/XL 4–5 pers./0–120 (0–190)

• Page 278: Plates And Labels

  Plates and labels When contacting your Saab dealer it may sometimes be necessary to quote the car’s vehicle identification, engine and gearbox numbers. 1 V.I.N. number and barcode, inside wind- shield 2 Gearbox number 3 Engine number 4 USA: Label for color codes (trim and body)

• Page 279
  1 Region ________ Y = Northern Europe 2 Country _______ S = Sweden 3 Manufacturer ___ 3 = Saab Automobile AB 4 Product line ____ F = 9-3 B = 9-3 Linear 5 Model series ___ D = 9-3 Arc…
• Page 280
  Technical data Several of the systems in your Saab can be customized to better suit your individual needs. Contact your Saab dealer Central locking system Some functions are governed by legal requirements and cannot therefore be reprogrammed. Consult a Saab dealer for further informa- tion.
• Page 281
  Warning and indications that can be shown on the SID Symbol Text Antilock brake malfunction. Contact Saab dealer. Brake malfunction. Make a safe stop. Contact Saab dealer. Brake fluid level low. Make a safe stop. Contact Saab dealer. Release parking brake.
• Page 282
  Technical data Parking assistance Contact Saab dealer. Parking assistance sensor interference. Close doors. Left brake light failure Left high beam failure. Left low beam failure. Rear fog light failure. Right brake light failure. Right high beam failure. Right low beam failure.
• Page 283
  Index A/C __________________________ 101 ABS brakes ____________________ 161 ACC _________________________ 103 Adjustment, steering wheel ________ 116 Air conditioning _________________ 101 Air filter _______________________ 198 Airbag _________________________ 28 Anchorage eyes ________________ 137 Anti-corrosion treatment __________ 253 Antilock braking system __________ 161 Anti-spin ______________________ 163 Ashtrays ______________________ 126 Autochecking of lights, warning and…

• Page 284: Economical Motoring

  Index Driving in cold climates ___________ 175 Driving in deep water ____________ 183 Driving in hot climates ____________ 177 Driving techniques ______________ 173 Driving with a heavy load on hilly roads ________________________ 155 Driving with a load ______________ 183 Driving with a roof load ___________ 182 Driving with the compact spare wheel 187 Driving with the trunk lid open ______ 183 EDR _________________________ 266…

• Page 285
  Important considerations for driving _ 144 Important information, petrol-engined cars with catalytic converters _____ 145 Indicator lights ___________________ 74 Inflation, tires __________________ 231 Instrument illumination, adjusting ____ 92 Interior lighting _________________ 123 Interior lighting, Convertible ________ 70 Interior rearview mirror ___________ 129 Intermittent malfunctioning, central locking _______________________ 42 Jump starting __________________ 187…
• Page 286
  Running-in _____________________ 151 SAHR, head restraint _____________ 20 SDM _________________________ 266 SID ___________________________ 83 SPA __________________________ 170 Saab Information Display __________ 83 Saab Parking Assistance _________ 170 Saab Trionic engine management system ______________________ 194 Safety belts _____________________ 11 Seatbelts _______________________ 11…

• Page 287: Touching Up Paintwork

  Tire date code __________________ 243 Tire inspection and rotation _______ 232 Tire markings __________________ 239 Tire pressure monitoring, automatic _ 229 Tire sidewall labeling ____________ 238 Tire sizes _____________________ 275 Tire terminology and definitions ____ 240 Tire, changing __________________ 245 Tire, spare _____________________ 243 Tires _________________________ 231 Tools and spare wheel ___________ 243…

• Page 288
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