Date: Wed, 05 Jan 2000 17:49:27 -0500 From: Four Weis <mweinopsamcom> Subject: Re: Recommendation for stereo shop NY or CT
I should have said that I got the full set of Saab Service manuals when I bought my Saab. It was not cheap, I seem to recall between $200 and $300. That price proved to be cheap when compared to all the money and frustration it has saved me. SMF wrote: > On Tue, 04 Jan 2000 22:21:22 -0500, Four Weis <mweinopsamcom> wrote: > > >Since you are asking for a shop, it seems that you would not attempt this > >upgrade on your own. The rewards for doing the work yourself are many. > >First you will know how to fix any problem down the road, instead of > >cursing at the audio shop for doing a lousy job. Second you will save a > >lot of money. Third, you will be justifiably proud of the custom job and > >your new skills. > > What you say is true. I've done some electrical work on other cars > with success, but usually end up breaking all sorts of plastic clips. > On my new 9-3 I ended up breaking the plastic piece while installing > the rear center ashtray, a nice simple job, and am now reluctant to do > anymore installing since I have no idea how to remove any of the > plastic parts until I've broken them off and can then inspect them. > If I could get a hand on a good manual for the 9-3 I'd be more daring! > > >I bought my Saab without an audio system. I was able to install > >sub-woofers, a CD/FM/Cassette player, graphic equalizer and additional > >amps for the price of the base audio system.
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