Date: Fri, 05 Feb 1999 17:42:46 -0500 From: "Trollhattan Auto Parts, Inc." <bobnopsamrtroll.com> Subject: Trollhattan - Re: A/C problem/HELP
^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^ Trollhattan Auto Parts, Inc. - Parts for Saab & Volvo Automobiles Snail Mail Address: Trollhattan Auto Parts, Inc. 813 Eastern Blvd. Suite 102 Baltimore, MD 21221 Voice Line:1.800.328.7655 - Orders & Parts Inquiries Voice Line: 1.410.682.2827 - Parts Inquiries & Technical Questions Fax Line: 1.410.682.4739 - Parts Inquiries & Orders Web Server: http://www.cybertroll.com E-mail: directnopsamrtroll.com ^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^ Joel; The Saab 9000 blower motors were common to fail, and they are common to work intermittently. The control units fail as well, however, I would have to say that this would be way premature for a 93'. Another option would be the fan speed controller this part can fail and cause the same symptoms... These problems are hard to diagnose and usually require part replacement in order to verrify if they are truely defective... Some prices from Trollhattan: Blower motor New Bosch OEM # 96 28 587 :$ 112.75 Fan speed controller (resistor pack) Saab OE # 46 32 477 :$ 106.98 Cheers, Bob P.S. We have fuel filters for your Saab on sale for $ 13.99 Joel Smith wrote: > all of a sudden my blower stopped working on my 9000CSE'93 and my > saabman checked with the voltmeter and said it was the blower motor...he > knocked it a few times and it responded and would not turn off unless > the ignition was off. A friend who has a A/C repair shop checked the > unit and felt the motor to be okay but to seriously think about the A/C > command module / repair or change. The compressor was okay and he rather > not tackle saabs. Another tech told me that when trhe motor fails, this > happens (unit doesn't shut off) SO what do you all say? I took the > blower fuse out so I don't need to hear the noise. BTW with the blower > on in full/econo and off position, I don't get any cold air. > If its the motor, Can't I get it repaired any way and not get a new one > and/or should I search for a used one? I really don't rely on the A/C > anyway but like to drive with the windows open.
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