Date: 5 Oct 1998 08:24:19 GMT From: "Jan Soderberg" < jan.soderbergnopsamAM.se> Subject: Re: How is the winter on SAABs?
SAABs are made for winter conditions. Unless your Saab is specified for some special market you should not change anything except for the usual service intervals, but check the grade of the motor oil you use (you should use synthetic, especially in the winter). There is no need for warm up, in fact Saab recommends not to, but avoid charging the turbo until warm. (I´m not 100% sure about the automatic transmission, even though I have one myself) WafaQattam <wafaqattamnopsamcom> wrote in article <19981004121213.17351.00003202nopsam.aol.com>... > > It is my first winter with my 1988 9000t, and I was wondering if I have to take > any specific precautions in preparation. Should I flush the system, change the > thermostat, change the oil or filter? And what about WARM-UPS? I have an > automatic trans, I hear the winter is really brutal on them - should I warm up > for 2 or 3 minutes before driving off? I appreciate any imput, fellow Saabers. > >
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