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Date: Wed, 15 Aug 2001 23:14:29 -0400
From: Four Weis <mweinopsamcom>
Subject: Re: Dead SAAB vs. Rusty Mazda....


Fix the Saab. It is more fun to drive than the Mazda. Which car would you rather be in, if you were in an accident? I was in a 900 and someone was driving a Mazda at night without headlights (no lights on between the the ears either). There was an accident and my Saab needed a new bumper. The Mazda was totaled with a bent frame and the seats broke off from the mounts. This should be an easy decision. Dan wrote: > Hi folks - My 1989 SAAB 900 died and my efforts to get it running didn't > work. > > It won't start, I don't hear the fuel pump and new relays didn't fix it. I > hear a sparking noise as I turn it on from the engine compartment, but only > the first time after sitting a while. When used jumpers (instead of relays) > on the LH system relay and the Fuel Pump relay, the car sounded like the > battery had just died. > > This sounds like harness somewhere right? I gave up and towed it to the > dealer. > > If you had a choice between this SAAB 900 178K, and a 1990 Mazda Protege 90K > which would you take? The Mazda has never stranded us but the last > inspection required new springs and other suspension pieces. The SAAB has > stranded me three times, but hasn't had trouble with inspections. > > -Dan

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