Date: 2 May 2002 13:27:23 GMT From: davehinznopsamcop.net Subject: Re: Ambient Temperature Gauge
Someone who looks an awful lot like wheresitnopsam! wrote: > Paul > wrote: >>My classic 900 turbo has a set of extra gauges: > I don't have an answer but I am curious. I have an 88 classic turbo SPG. Where are > these 'extra' gauges located and what do they look like? Is that factory? I'm not Paul, but my (just traded-in) '88 900T had a set of 3 gauges that I installed, using a Saab accessory which held the extra gauges at the top of the large compartment in the center console. The gauges were made by VDO, ran to the sending unit. I have voltage, oil temp, and oil pressure (the sending units went with the car, but are standard VDO units). They look good - match the factory gauges (which are also VDO), and provided useful information. In reality, I'd probably skip oil temp and go for outside air temp instead, but ... > I'd love to have an oil pressure gauge, the light is really an indicator of what has > already gone wrong, after the fact. (Not that I've had any problems, knock on wood!) In the 247,000 miles I had my '88 900T for, the oil pressure never got any lower. Now, if it was a high-milage Saab, maybe... Dave Hinz
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