Date: Wed, 02 Feb 2005 19:24:09 GMT From: Emmy Dubbs <waldronstaffnospamspring.com> Subject: Re: 97 900 SE T
I should of mentioned it's a 97 900 SE T. The dental floss is a good idea...I'll try it. The new letters/numbers have the stickem already on them. I'm assuming that it will be adequate but will keep the 3-m in mind if they don't seem secure. Say...does acetone hurt the paint??? Thanks Matt On 2 Feb 2005 16:39:34 GMT, Dave Hinz <DaveHinznospamcop.net> wrote: >On Wed, 02 Feb 2005 16:11:35 GMT, Emmy Dubbs <waldronstaffnospamspring.com> wrote: >> Couple of questions for a new owner. Purchased new trunk lid letters >> i.e. 900, SE, SAAB, becuase the silver finish is worn off of the old >> plastic and I thought that this would be a nice touch-up. I assumed >> that these would have a thru bolt of some sort, but they are self >> stick on to the sheet metal. I'm not sure how to remove the old ones >> or how to prep for the new ones. Any thoughts? > >3-M Badge Adhesive is the appropriate material for sticking the new ones >on. A good automotive paint shop will have it. Far as taking the >old ones off, slow & easy and try not to scratch the paint. No secrets, >just pry slow and careful with something wide. Putty knife or drywall >knife would be good, I'd think.) > >> Also, the telescoping steering wheel has about 1/4" of slop/play when >> it's locked. Is this normal? Is there a way to tighten it up?? > >My '88 900 had that for a decade or so. Not alarming, and I wouldn't >want to tighten it up as the telescoping action needs to work if >your chest hits the steering wheel during a frontal crash. > >Dave Hinz
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