Date: Fri, 04 Feb 2000 08:33:15 GMT From: "Sheldon Rabin" <srabinnopsamdnet.att.net> Subject: Re: 2000 9-5 Aero anyone?
NATX84, I would definitely get Saab consumer involved. You do not mention how you view the dealer's efforts to repair the auto. If you trust his service dept., suggest that he give you a loaner (Saab USA supplies these to the dealer) and he keep the car as needed to authenticate your complaint and affect repairs. I would also mention that you NOT turn the steering wheel with the car stationary; It puts a very high load on the steering rack etc. SRabin NatX84 <natx84nopsamcom> wrote in message news:20000130132935.25874.00000354nopsame1.aol.com... > Hi, just wondering if there are any other owners of the 2000 9-5 Aero that read > this newsgroup? If so, are you happy with your car? I got mine about a month or > so ago and have been having some problems with mine. Numerous times it has > failed to start. As always when I take it to the dealer it always starts for > them, and they check the computer for errors and there are none. What are my > options if I continue to take this car to the dealer and it wont act up for > them? Also I have noticed that when I shift the car into second gear (it's a 5 > speed) the shifter does not feel that it is fully engaged into sencond gear. It > doesn't pop out of second gear, but it just does not feel right. Again I took > it in for that problem and all is "normal" I know this can't be correct because > I had a 1999 9-5 5-speed before this Aero and the shifting of my previous 9-5 > was fine, no problems. The last problem is that the car sometimes stalls when I > turn the steering wheel while the car is not moving, for example, when trying > to park. Anytime there is a strain on the engine like that, the car acts (and > sometimes) stalls. I have no clue.. if all there so called "readings" come back > as normal or within specs, what can I do? Keep taking it back to them? Call up > Saab? Any help or advice would be great!
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