Date: Tue, 31 Aug 2004 18:04:01 GMT From: "Rob" <robjnospamAMwirenet.nl> Subject: Re: Cruise on 9000CSE
Thanks, Bob... I guess Ì will try to resolder the whole unit.. A replacement ECU is not done here in Holland.... I just can't get my hands on one, not even at the two specialised Saab junkers in my country... I guess they break down a lot!. All of you, thanks for the advice; i'm going to heat up my iron... ;-) Cheers Rob "Nasty Bob" <nospamspeedypancakenospamail.com> schreef in bericht news:uVKYc.83672$b76.81299nospamnews.blueyonder.co.uk... > I have a weird problem with the cruise control on my 9000CSE (1994). The > whole thing works fine when the outside temperature reaches about 22 degrees > Celsius (about 72 degrees Fahrenheit), or direct sunlight for a longer > period of time. I have checked all of the components, replaced the pedal > switches, even took out the electronic control unit and soldered all circuit > point again, but nothing seems to help. Outside temperature down.... No > cruise control. > Anyone a clue??? > TIA > Rob > > > Hey Rob. > .. from my experience (20 years messing about with hi-fi amplifiers), if a > problem is so temperature dependant then 9 / 10 it is a bad solder joint or > hairline crack in a pcb track or an electronic component failing (I know > you've gone over it with an iron but these things can be almost impossible > to see). I remember sharing a flat with a guy who had to blast his tuner > with a hair dryer for a couple of minutes every time he wanted to hear the > radio! Don't know if you could swap ecu's just to see?? > > Anyway - good luck > '93 Saab 9000 CS > >
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