Date: Sat, 29 Jan 2000 15:40:11 GMT From: "Rodel Padua" <paduanopsam.com> Subject: Re: 96' Saab 900 SE
Hi, I was wondering what the dealer did to fix your shifting into 5th problem. I have a 94 900s which is tricky to get into 5th.The knob will move too far to the right, past 5 th and then I have to hunt for the gear. As well I have noticed that shifting inot reverse does not requiree pulling up on the lever under the shift knob as it should. I would love to fix this myself so any instructions would be great. How much did your dealer charge? thanks in advance. Rodel Ken Ferguson <Ken_Fergusonnopsamosoft's.web-based.e-mail.com> wrote in message news:xVwh4.1010$D4.30299nopsamread1.prod.itd.earthlink.net... > I have a 96 900SE also, and the only major thing I have had worked on is the > gear shift. It was having trouble going into 5th, and the dealer replaced > some parts. Now it is working fine. I have about 36,000 miles, and > everything else is fine. I changed the tires a little early because I cut > one on a curb, but you will probably need to look at that soon if you still > have the original tires. > Ken Ferguson > Eric Kearney <emk3590nopsam.net> wrote in message > news:Rrsh4.2287$_4.258161nopsam1.epix.net... > > I recently purchased a 1996 900 SE w/ 34,000 miles on it plus all dealer > > serviced paper work. Being new to the Saab arena, I was curious to know > if > > Saab's are excellent high mileage vehicles. I put roughly 20,000 miles > per > > year on my cars and would like to see this car last me well into the > 200,000 > > mile area. Can anyone offer some feedback and things I should look out > for > > in the make and model year Saab. > > > > Information is greatly appreciated. > > > > > > > > > > > > > >
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