Date: Wed, 16 Jun 2004 09:37:51 +0800 From: "tim" <splitscreennospamt.net.au> Subject: Re: Questions from new 9-3 coupe owner
"Bob" <phonynospamy.com> wrote in message news:73duc09tk9q9kk03bs5tn4rlbbt8nlplbfnospamcom... > On Tue, 15 Jun 2004 17:49:34 +0100, "Martin Lowe" > <meester_lowenospamo.co.uk> wrote: > > >Hello > > > >I've just bought a year 2000 9-3 SE Turbo, so I'm afraid that I'll now be > >asking some dumb questions in the hope that someone can answer them. > > > >1) I've bought the dashboard cup holder, and want to fit this myself. Should > >I disconnect the battery before removing the radio and the SID? If I do so, > >is there anything I need to be aware of? > > Doesn't really matter... but you want to make sure you have the radio > code on hand because you will need it when you hook the radio back up. > At least pull the fuse for good luck. Disconnecting the battery will > also cause the ECU to reset and have to re-learn your driving style - > but that's not a bad thing. 9-3 do not use radio codes. They are matched to the twice unit > >2) FM on the radio is fine, but AM is poor. Is this anything I can solve? > > Check the antenna connections. Saab is not great for AM reception, > IMHE. > > > > >3) I believe that I have bought a HPT, but paranoia now means I'm not 100% > >certain. The registration documents don't specify. What can I look for to > >know for sure? > > A nice boot in the butt dyno when you kick it :-) > Get your VIN, call Saab (800#), they can tell you. > > >Thanks in anticipation. >
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