Check those different small, mostly vacuum, hoses on the engine. One of mine
were loose and after changing the hose I have had no problems with the Check
Engine.
/B
1996 9000 2.0 litre manual
And some REAL Saabs as well!
> I should have mentioned that there seems to be no adverse effects in the
> cars performance except that the mpg seems low at 23mpg around town, is this
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> > Barry
Bob - 23 Jun 2004 21:57 GMT
>Check those different small, mostly vacuum, hoses on the engine. One of mine
>were loose and after changing the hose I have had no problems with the Check
>Engine.
Tighten the gas cap. See if it goes away in a couple days. If the car
starts to miss and run very rough, it is probably the DI cassette. If
you are in the USA, you can go to and Autozone store and they will
read the code out of the computer. That's the best way to find out
without guessing.
I have a 1992 Sabb 900 S. bought it new. My check engine light comes on
and off at diffent times ever since mile one. I now have 120 k and it
still comes on and goes off when it pleases. The dealer says nothing
wrong and the car runs better than ever. It has never stopped or even
stalled once. maybe thats the reason they call saab quirkey.
good luck papa gene
Fred W. - 24 Jun 2004 15:37 GMT
> I have a 1992 Sabb 900 S. bought it new. My check engine light comes on
> and off at diffent times ever since mile one. I now have 120 k and it
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> good luck papa gene
When the CEL comes on there should be codes stored in the ECU which can be
pulled and will likely help determine what the ECU thinks is wrong. It may
or may not actually be wrong, it's just that is what the ECU thinks.
Knowing this you should be able to fix the problem or the faulty sensor so
that when the CEL light comes on again sometime in the future you will know
it is for real and not a false alarm. You know, like the boy who called
"wolf"...
-Fred W
Zon - 24 Jun 2004 17:56 GMT
> wrong and the car runs better than ever. It has never stopped or even
> stalled once. maybe thats the reason they call saab quirkey.
That is how inconsistent Saabs are. They indicate there is something wrong,
but no no no, they don't stall nor stop. They just keep on going :)
T:Z