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Date: Tue, 13 Jul 2004 07:27:29 GMT
From: SuoTimo <no.mailnospamspammers.co.is.no.where>
Subject: Re: 97 9000 CSE Turbo timing chain replacement


And mine has 228k and no sound (2.0 engine). So don't change the chain, unless you have the 2.3l which early models had problems with sprockets, _not_ with the chain. There is actually a procedure to check if the chain needs to be replaced or not... Check the SaabMaster site... http://www.townsendimports.com/ SuoTimo ____________________ Dave Hinz wrote: > > On Mon, 12 Jul 2004 16:41:41 GMT, Don <donnospamcom> wrote: > > He explained to me that the Saab Timing chains have an automatic > > tensioner and they are designed to last the life of the car. This guy > > is one of Denver's largest independent Saab repair shops and all they > > work on is Saab. > > Mile High has a good reputation, and for good reason. > > > In any case I won't worry about this till the car > > has 100k or more miles on it. 60k isn't the magic number with Saab > > like it is with other makes of cars. > > Don't worry about it until you hear a rattling noise from that > end of the engine, which is engine-speed dependant. 100K isn't > a magic number either, for this. Chances are good that it'll > never need attention for the life of the car. > > Dave Hinz

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