Date: Wed, 26 Apr 2000 20:07:07 GMT From: "Robert W. Bowman, Jr." <rwbowmannopsamaone.net> Subject: Re: New Viggen - Question to other owners!
Rob, You should have received a supplement to the standard 9-3 manual that covers the Viggen. There's not a great deal of stuff there--some warnings about scraping the front air dam, towing, etc., as I remember. Also, there should be a separate booklet covering service intervals and containing coupons you use to validate that the service was performed. This all comes in a vinyl folder with some other stuff--tire warranties, tire air pressure gauge, a little penlight, etc. You should be able to order one from SAAB, I would think. -- Robert W. Bowman, Jr. Ann Arbor, Michigan USA rwbowmannopsamaone.net ---------- In article <39004a60.42311752nopsam.dcr.net>, rcatronnopsamnet (Rob Catron) wrote: > Yesterday, I just got my 3-door Viggen and I absolutely love it! I do > have one simple question for any other Viggen owners: What type of > Owners manual/information came with your car (specifically 1999 > model)? > > The reason I am asking is that my Viggen was "slightly" used (3,400 > miles) and didn't have any owner's manual. The salesman said he > checked with the parts department and they said it's just a regular > 9-3 manual. Well, in that manual, it makes NO MENTION of the 2.3 HOT > turbo, only the base 185hp one. No mention of Viggen at all (or the > SE engine for that matter) -- so I think don't think they were honest > with me. They had another new Viggen, which the salesman claims that > he checked and it was the same, though I don't think I believe him. > > What all came in the glove box when new? Was there a container/binder > for the owner's manual (most cars have them), was there a warranty > booklet? Any information is greatly appreciated... > > Rob Catron >
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