2007 Saab 9 3 Owners Manual

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– – 93_U S_M 07.book Page 292 W ednesday, A pril 12, 2006 9:30 A M 292 Technical data Recommended lowest tire pressure, cold tires Tire size All season tires 215/55 R16 97 H RF/XL 235/45 R17 94 V Summer tires 235/45 R17 94 W Winter tires 215/55 R16 93 Q 235/45 R17 94Q Compact spare 3 125/85 R16 99 M Spare wheel 3 215/55 R16 93V Load/speed mph (km/h) * Front psi/kPa Rear psi/kPa 1–3 pers./0–100 (0–160) 4–5 pers./0–100 (0–160) 1–5 pers./100– (160–) 1–3 pers./0–100 (0–160) 4–5 pers./0–100 (0–160) 1–5 pers./100– (160–) 35/240 35/240 41/280 35/240 35/240 41/280 35/240 35/240 41/280 35/240 35/240 41/280 1–3 pers./0–120 (0–190) 4–5 pers./0–120 (0–190) 1–5 pers./120– (190–) 35/240 35/240 41/280 35/240 35/240 41/280 1–3 pers./0–100 (0–160) 4–5 pers./0–100 (0–160) 1–3 pers./0–100 (0–160) 4–5 pers./0–100 (0–160) 35/240 41/280 36/250 42/290 35/240 41/280 36/250 42/290 Max 50 (80) 60/420 60/420 When the car has the same tire size, the same load/speed information applies as for the original tires. * Do not exceed posted speed limits. By cold tires is meant tires that are the same temperature as the sur- rounding air temperature. The values for tire pressure in table above are for tires at 68°F (20°C). The tire pressure will increase as the tires become warm (e.g. during highway driving), and decrease as they cool. When the temperature of the tires increases or decreases by 10 degrees the tire pressure will correspondingly increase or decrease by 2psi/10kPa. Technical data 293 93_U S_M 07.book Page 293 W ednesday, A pril 12, 2006 9:30 A M Plates and labels When contacting your Saab dealer it may sometimes be necessary to quote the car’s vehicle identification, engine and gearbox numbers. 1 V.I.N. number and barcode, inside wind- shield 2 Gearbox number 3 Engine number 4 USA: Label for color codes (trim and body). Tire information label can be found on the B-pillar. See also page 251. Canada: Label for tire pressure and color codes (trim and body) 5 Certification label 6 Chassis number (stamped on body). 93_U S_M 07.book Page 294 W ednesday, A pril 12, 2006 9:30 A M 294 Technical data Position: Vehicle identifi- cation number: 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 Y S 3 F D 4 9 Y X 7 1 016584 12 1 2 3 4 5 6 = identification codes for certain chassis components 1 Region ________ 2 Country _______ 3 Manufacturer ___ 4 Product line ____ 5 Model series ___ Y = Northern Europe S = Sweden 3 = Saab Automobile AB F = 9-3 B = 9-3 Linear D = 9-3 Arc F = 9-3 Aero 6 Body version ___ 7 Gearbox _______ 8 Engine variant __ 9 Check digit_____ 10 Model year ____ 11 Factory _______ 12 Serial number __ 4 = 4-door 7 = Convertible 5 = 5-door 5 = 5-speed manual 6 = 6-speed manual 9 = 5-speed automatic 1 = 6-speed automatic Y = 2.0 Turbo U = V6 engine 0-9 or X 7 = 2007 1 = Trollhättan 6 = Graz 000001-999999 93_U S_M 07.book Page 295 W ednesday, A pril 12, 2006 9:30 A M Technical data 295 Courtesy Headlamp Feature (cid:129) The length of time the lights are on. (cid:129) Whether the reversing light or tail lights should come on as well as the dipped beam. Automatic Climate System (ACC) (cid:129) Convertible: A/C compressor not switched off when the soft top is open. Several of the systems in your Saab can be customized to better suit your individual needs. Contact your Saab dealer Central locking system Some functions are governed by legal requirements and cannot therefore be reprogrammed. We recommend that you consult a Saab dealer for further information. Listed below are a number of examples of programmable functions. (cid:129) Audible confirmation of arming/disarming the car alarm. (cid:129) Automatic unlocking when car stopped and remote control removed from the igni- tion switch. (cid:129) Trunk lid locked when car driven off or 30 s after being shut. 93_U S_M 07.book Page 296 W ednesday, A pril 12, 2006 9:30 A M 296 Technical data Warning and indications that can be shown on the SID Which warnings and indications that can be shown depends on engine variant and car specification. Symbol Text Antilock brake malfunc. Contact service. Brake malfunction. Make a safe stop. Brake fluid level low. Make a safe stop. Release park brake. Oil pressure low. Make a safe stop. Low engine oil level. Fill oil now. Reduced engine power. Contact service. Limited performance. Coolant level low. Refill. Hot engine. Make a safe stop. Idle engine. Airbag malfunction. Contact service. Gearbox malfunction. Limited performance. Gearbox too hot. Make a safe stop. Open hood. Battery not charging. Make a safe stop. Headlight levelling malfunction. Tap brakes lightly before using cruise ctrl. Traction control failure. Contact service. Stability control failure. Contact service. Washer fluid level low. Refill. Key not accepted. Contact service. Remote control battery low. Replace battery. Number of keys: Active key number: Steering lock malfunc. Make a safe stop. Pull out key, turn steering wheel. Restart. Theft protection failure. Contact service. Alarm tripped during last arming period. Rear left seat backrest unlocked. Rear right seat backrest unlocked. Parking assistance malfunction. Service. Parking assistance sensor interference. Technical data 297 Left rear taillight failure. Right rear taillight failure. Time for service. 93_U S_M 07.book Page 297 W ednesday, A pril 12, 2006 9:30 A M Close doors. Left brake light failure Left high beam failure. Left low beam failure. Rear fog light failure. Right brake light failure. Right high beam failure. Right low beam failure. High mounted stop light failure. Left front turn signal failure. Left rear turn signal failure. Right front turn signal failure. Right rear turn signal failure. Right side-mounted turn signal failure. Left side-mounted turn signal failure. Left front position light failure. Right front position light failure. Left front fog light failure. Right front fog light failure. Left reversing light failure. Right reversing light failure. License plate light failure. 93_U S_M 07.book Page 298 W ednesday, A pril 12, 2006 9:30 A M 298 Technical data (This page has been left blank.) 93_U S_M 07.book Page 299 W ednesday, A pril 12, 2006 9:30 A M Index ABS brakes ____________________ 173 ACC _________________________ 107 Adjustment, steering wheel ________ 120 Air filter _______________________ 211 Airbag _________________________ 32 Anchorage eyes, Sport Sedan _____ 141 Anti-corrosion treatment __________ 267 Antilock braking system __________ 173 Anti-spin ______________________ 175 Ashtrays ______________________ 136 Autochecking of lights, warning and indicator lights __________________ 89 Autodimming _______________ 125, 126 Automatic climate control (ACC) ____ 107 Automatic closing of moonroof _____ 131 Automatic closing of windows, Sport Sedan and SportCombi _____ 122 Automatic transmission ___________ 165 Battery _______________________ 215 Bedding-in of new brake pads _____ 163 Before towing a trailer ____________ 193 Belt height, Sport Sedan and SportCombi ____________________ 14 Brake fluid, grade _______________ 289 Brakes ________________________ 172 Braking _______________________ 172 Bulb changing __________________ 221 Bulb table _____________________ 235 Buying new tires ________________ 246 Cabin lighting, Convertible _________ 80 Cabin lighting, Sport Sedan and SportCombi ___________________ 133 Calibrating front electric windows with pinch protection _____________ 80 Calibration of windows, Sport Sedan and SportCombi _______________ 123 Car alarm ______________________ 58 Car transport ___________________ 199 Care of air conditioning ___________ 270 Cargo guard ___________________ 150 Cargo guard, SportWagon ________ 150 Cargo net, SportCombi ___________ 147 Change of address notification _____ 276 Changing a tire _________________ 259 Changing bulbs _________________ 221 Changing the battery, remote control _ 56 Changing wiper blades ___________ 219 Checking the number of remote controls _______________________ 55 Checks before towing a trailer _____ 193 Child safety _____________________ 24 Child safety locks, rear doors _______ 54 Child seats _____________________ 24 Index 299 Cigarette lighter _________________ 136 Cleaning the engine bay __________ 263 Cleaning upholstery ______________ 262 Closing the soft top manually, Convertible ____________________ 70 Closing the soft top, Convertible _____ 66 Clutch interlock _________________ 164 Comfort opening of moonroof ______ 131 Comfort opening of windows, Sport Sedan and SportCombi _____ 121 Compact spare _________________ 256 Compact spare wheel fitted, driving with _________________________ 257 Compass ______________________ 129 Convertible _____________________ 63 Convertible, washing _____________ 264 Coolant _______________________ 211 Crash memory, see EDR _________ 278 Cruise control __________________ 171 Cup holder _____________________ 134 Date codes, tires ________________ 256 Deactivating rear windows, Sport Sedan and SportCombi _____ 123 Deactivating the passenger door window button, Convertible ________ 79 Deactivating the rear window switches _____________________ 123 Deep water, driving through _______ 196 Definitions and terminology, tire ____ 253 93_U S_M 07.book Page 300 W ednesday, A pril 12, 2006 9:30 A M Index 300 Determining correct load, tires _____ 255 Direction indicator stalk switch _____ 101 Direction indicators ______________ 101 Dome light, Convertible __________ 232 Dome light, Sport Sedan __________ 231 Donor battery, boost starting ______ 200 Door handles ___________________ 50 Door mirrors ___________________ 124 Drive belt ______________________ 218 Drive belt, length ________________ 287 Driver’s seat with memory _________ 21 Driving at night _________________ 197 Driving in cold climates ___________ 187 Driving in deep water ____________ 196 Driving in hot climates ____________ 189 Driving techniques ______________ 185 Driving with a compact wheel fitted _ 257 Driving with a heavy load on hilly roads ________________________ 167 Driving with a load ______________ 196 Driving with a roof load ___________ 194 Driving with the trunk lid open ______ 196 EDR (Event Data Recorders) ______ 278 ESP, anti-skid system ____________ 177 Easy entry, Convertible ____________ 75 Economical motoring ____________ 185 Electric engine heater ____________ 186 Electric heating, front seats _______ 114 Electric windows ________________ 121 Electric windows, Convertible _______ 79 Electrical system, technical data ____ 286 Electrically adjustable seats ________ 20 Electronic Stability Program (ESP) __ 177 Electronic steering wheel lock ______ 154 Emergency opening of the narrow backrest, Sport Sedan __________ 142 Emergency operation of the moonroof _____________________ 132 Engine bay, cleaning _____________ 263 Engine heater __________________ 186 Engine immobilizer _______________ 57 Engine management system ______ 205 Engine number _________________ 293 Engine oil, checking _____________ 209 Engine oil, grade ________________ 284 Engine oil, volume _______________ 285 Engine temperature gauge _________ 90 Engine, description ______________ 204 Engine, technical data ____________ 283 Engines _______________________ 286 Event Data Recorders (EDR) ______ 278 Extra electrical socket ____________ 136 Facilitating entry to rear seat, Convertible ____________________ 75 Factors affecting fuel consumption __ 185 Filler cap ______________________ 160 Filling a portable fuel container _____ 161 Filling up ______________________ 159 Flat spots, tires _________________ 245 Floor jack ______________________ 260 Folding down the rear seat backrest, SportCombi ___________ 143 Folding down the rear seat, Sport Sedan __________________ 138 Front fog lights __________________ 101 Front towing eye ________________ 197 Fuel container __________________ 161 Fuel gauge _____________________ 91 Fuel grade _____________________ 285 Fuel information _________________ 161 Functions, car alarm ______________ 60 Fuse panel in luggage compartment _ 239 Fuse table _____________________ 238 Fuses _________________________ 236 GDO, garage door opener _________ 126 Gearbox number ________________ 293 General safety instructions, Convertible ____________________ 64 Glove box _____________________ 136 Glovebox lighting ________________ 233 Handbrake _____________________ 179 Hazard warning lights ____________ 102 Head restraint, Convertible _________ 76 Head restraints __________________ 23 93_U S_M 07.book Page 301 W ednesday, A pril 12, 2006 9:30 A M Headlight flasher ________________ 100 Headlight levelling ________________ 99 Headlights ______________________ 99 Hood _________________________ 204 Horn _________________________ 120 Horn button ____________________ 120 If a tire goes flat ________________ 250 Ignition switch __________________ 152 Immobilizer _____________________ 57 Important considerations for driving _ 156 Important information, petrol-engined cars with catalytic converters _____ 157 Indicator lights ___________________ 84 Inflation, tires __________________ 243 Information about fuel ____________ 161 Instrument illumination, adjusting ___ 100 Interior lighting, Convertible ________ 80 Interior lighting, Sport Sedan and SportCombi ___________________ 133 Interior rearview mirror ___________ 125 Intermittent malfunctioning, central locking _______________________ 52 Jump starting __________________ 200 Key ___________________________ 50 Kick-down _____________________ 166 LATCH (child safety) ______________ 25 Labeling, tire sidewall ____________ 251 Labels and plates, location ________ 293 Lashing eyes, Sport Sedan ________ 141 Lashing eyes, SportCombi ________ 146 Laying the car up _______________ 181 Leather upholstery, cleaning _______ 263 Lighting in luggage compartment, Convertible ____________________ 81 Limp-home ____________________ 157 Limp-home, automatic transmission _ 167 Load carriers, roof _______________ 194 Load indices, tires _______________ 252 Loading your vehicle _____________ 253 Load-through hatch, Sport Sedan ___ 140 Load-through hatch, SportCombi ___ 145 Locking a car with flat battery _______ 53 Locks __________________________ 50 Long-term parking _______________ 181 Luggage compartment ___________ 138 Luggage compartment lighting, Convertible ____________________ 81 Luggage compartment lighting, Sport Sedan ______________ 134, 142 Index 301 Luggage compartment lighting, changing _____________________ 233 MAXI fuses ____________________ 237 Main instrument panel _____________ 84 Main/dipped beam _______________ 100 Maintenance schedule ___________ 274 Manual gear selection ____________ 170 Manual gearbox _________________ 164 Manual tripping of car alarm ________ 60 Materials used in the car, reclamation ___________________ 269 Memory, driver’s seat _____________ 21 Messages on SID, Convertible ______ 73 Milometer _______________________ 92 Moonroof ______________________ 130 Mug holder ____________________ 134 New tires, buying ________________ 246 Night driving ___________________ 197 Number plate lighting, changing ____ 233 ORVR ________________________ 206 Oil capacity, engine ______________ 285 Opening handles _________________ 50 Opening the soft top, Convertible ____ 66 93_U S_M 07.book Page 302 W ednesday, A pril 12, 2006 9:30 A M Index 302 Outside mirrors _________________ 124 Owner assistance _______________ 276 Panic function, car alarm __________ 60 Park Brake Shift Lock ____________ 166 Park Brake Shift Lock, temporary override ______________________ 168 Parking _______________________ 179 Parking aid ____________________ 182 Parking brake __________________ 179 Parking on a hill ________________ 180 Pinch protection, electric windows, Sport Sedan and SportCombi _____ 122 Pinch protection, moonroof ________ 132 Plates and labels, location ________ 293 Polishing and waxing ____________ 266 Poly-V-belt ____________________ 218 Portable fuel container ___________ 161 Position lights ___________________ 99 Power steering fluid, checking _____ 214 Power steering fluid, grade ________ 288 Pressure gauge _________________ 90 Pressure, tires __________________ 243 Profiles, customized settings _______ 96 Quality grading, tires _____________ 247 Quick guide, remote control ________ 51 Rain sensor ____________________ 104 Raising the soft top manually, Convertible ____________________ 70 Reading lights, Convertible _________ 80 Rear fog light ___________________ 101 Rear seat, folding down, SportCombi 143 Rear seat, safety belts ____________ 17 Rear seats, folding down, Sport Sedan __________________ 138 Rear towing eye ________________ 198 Rear windows, deactivating, Sport Sedan and SportCombi _____ 123 Rearview mirrors ________________ 124 Recommendations for automatic transmission, towing a trailer _____ 191 Recommendations for manual gearbox, towing a trailer _________ 192 Recommended snow chains _______ 290 Refueling ______________________ 159 Remote control __________________ 50 Remote locking malfunction ________ 52 Replacement, wheel _____________ 249 Reporting safety defects __________ 277 Rev counter _____________________ 89 Reversing lights ________________ 102 Rollover Pop-up Bars, Convertible ___ 78 Roof carriers, Sport Sedan and SportCombi without roof rails _____ 194 Roof carriers, SportCombi with roof rails _________________________ 195 Roof lighting, Sport Sedan and SportCombi ___________________ 133 Roof lighting, changing ___________ 231 Running-in _____________________ 163 SAHR, head restraint _____________ 23 SDM _________________________ 278 SID ___________________________ 91 SPA __________________________ 182 Saab Information Display __________ 91 Saab Parking Assistance _________ 182 Safety belts _____________________ 12 Safety belts, rear seat, Sport Sedan and SportCombi ________________ 17 Seatbelts _______________________ 12 Seatbelts in rear seat, Convertible ___ 77 Seatbelts, care _________________ 262 Seatbelts, checking ______________ 262 Seats __________________________ 18 Securing a load _________________ 141 Sentronic, manual gear selection ___ 170 Service costs ___________________ 275 Service information ______________ 276 Service intervals ________________ 274 Service record retention __________ 275 Signalling, horn _________________ 120 Ski hatch, Sport Sedan ___________ 140 Ski hatch, SportCombi ____________ 145 Spare wheel ___________________ 256 Speed ratings, tires ______________ 252 93_U S_M 07.book Page 303 W ednesday, A pril 12, 2006 9:30 A M Speedometer ___________________ 89 Starting the engine ______________ 154 Steering wheel adjustment ________ 120 Steering wheel lock ______________ 154 Steps for determining correct load limit _________________________ 255 Storage compartments ___________ 136 Sun visor ______________________ 134 Switches _______________________ 99 TCS __________________________ 175 Technical data _________________ 280 Textile carpeting, cleaning ________ 263 Tie down eyes, Sport Sedan _______ 141 Tie down eyes, SportCombi _______ 146 Tightening torque, wheels _________ 261 Tire chains ____________________ 250 Tire date code __________________ 256 Tire inspection and rotation _______ 244 Tire markings __________________ 252 Tire sidewall labeling ____________ 251 Tire sizes _____________________ 290 Tire terminology and definitions ____ 253 Tire, changing __________________ 259 Tire, spare _____________________ 256 Tires _________________________ 243 Tools and spare wheel ___________ 256 Touching up paintwork ___________ 266 Towbar _______________________ 190 Towbar load ___________________ 192 Towing _______________________ 197 Towing a trailer _________________ 190 Towing the car _________________ 198 Traction Control System (TCS) _____ 175 Transmission oil, checking ________ 211 Transmission oil, grade ___________ 287 Transmission, automatic __________ 165 Transmission, manual ____________ 164 Transporting the car _____________ 199 Treadwear indicators ____________ 246 Trip computer ___________________ 92 Trip meter ______________________ 92 Troubleshooting, A/C and ACC _____ 269 Trunk lid, driving when open _______ 196 Trunk lid, opening ________________ 53 Turbo gauge ____________________ 90 Uniform tire quality grading ________ 247 Upholstery care _________________ 262 Upholstery, cleaning _____________ 262 Useful tips on night driving ________ 197 Useful tips on starting ____________ 155 Vanity mirror ___________________ 134 Vehicle Data Collection ___________ 278 Vehicle identification number ______ 293 Vehicle recovery ________________ 199 Index 303 Warning labels ____________________ 8 Warning lights ___________________ 84 Warning triangle ________________ 102 Warnings and messages on SID, Convertible ____________________ 73 Washer fluid ___________________ 219 Washer jets ____________________ 220 Washers ______________________ 103 Washing ______________________ 263 Washing a Convertible ___________ 264 Waxing and polishing ____________ 266 Wear indicators, tires _____________ 246 What Will You See After an Airbag Inflates? ______________________ 43 Wheel replacement ______________ 249 Wheels and tires, sizes ___________ 290 When it is time for new tires _______ 245 Windshield washers _____________ 103 Windshield wipers _______________ 103 Wing mirrors ___________________ 124 Winter driving __________________ 187 Winter tires ____________________ 256 Wiper blades ___________________ 219 Wipers ________________________ 103 Xenon headlights ________________ 222 Xenon headlights, head light levelling _ 99 93_U S_M 07.book Page 304 W ednesday, A pril 12, 2006 9:30 A M Notes 304 Notes 93_U S_M 07.book Page 1 W ednesday, A pril 12, 2006 9:30 A M Owner’s Manual Saab 9-3 M2007 Safety Security 9-3 Convertible Instruments and controls 11 47 61 81 Interior equipment 117 Starting and driving 149 Car care 201 Customer Assistance and Information 273 Technical data 279 Index 299 © Saab Automobile AB 2006 Service Readiness, Saab Automobile AB, Trollhättan, Sweden Printed in Sweden 93_U S_M 07.book Page 2 W ednesday, A pril 12, 2006 9:30 A M Introduction This manual provides practical guidance on driving and caring for your Saab. Although this manual describes the most important differences between model vari- ants, it does not specify the equipment or features included on individual models. Importation and distribution of Saab auto- mobiles, spare parts and accessories are handled exclusively by Saab Cars USA, Inc. in the United States and by General Motors of Canada Limited in Canada. We recommend that you read through the manual before taking the car out for the first time and keep it in the car for future refer- ence. 3 Asterisk means: equipment not fitted in all cars (can depend on model variant, engine variant, market specification, options or accessories). If you have any questions concerning your car, its equipment, the warranty conditions, etc., your Saab dealer will be pleased to help, or you may call the Saab Customer Assistance Center in the U.S. at 1-800-955- 9007 or email them at saab- [email protected]. In Canada, please contact the Saab Customer Assistance Center at 1-800-263-1999. Enjoy the road ahead! Saab Automobile AB Saab Automobile AB does not accept liability for any damage caused by the fitting of spare parts, exchange parts or accessories that are not approved by Saab Automobile AB. To find a specific item, use the overviews given on page 3–6. A list of content is given at the beginning of each section of the manual, and there is also a comprehensive index at the back of the book. Supplied with the car is a Warranty and Ser- vice Record booklet which contains impor- tant warranty information and specifies the regular maintenance to be carried out. Also included is a Quick Reference Guide, an Infotainment System manual, tire warran- ties and (U.S. customers), a dealer directory with Roadside Assistance Program infor- mation. WARNING Failure to heed warnings may cause personal injury. NOTICE NOTICE texts warns of potential damage to the car if the recommendations are not followed. Since the policy at Saab is one of continual improvement, we retain the right to incorpo- rate modifications and to alter specifications during production without prior notice. Fuel gauge __________________ Odometer and trip meter ________ Speedometer ________________ Tachometer __________________ Temperature gauge____________ Turbo gauge _________________ Warning and indicator lights _____ Saab Information Display (SID)___ 89 90 87 87 88 88 82 89 93_U S_M 07.book Page 3 W ednesday, A pril 12, 2006 9:30 A M Instrument panel Cruise Control ___________ 169 Direction indicators _______ 100 High/low beam control stalk 98 Changing bulbs __________ 219 99 Front fog lights___________ 97 Headlight levelling ________ 98 High/low beam __________ 97 Parking lights____________ Rear fog light____________ 99 Replacing wiper blades ___ 217 Washers and wipers______ 101 Washer fluid ____________ 218 Automatic climate control __ 106 Car care and maintenance _ 268 Hazard warning lights_____ 100 Seat heating, ACC _______ 113 Ashtray _____________________ Cigarette lighter _______________ 134 134 93_U S_M 07.book Page 4 W ednesday, A pril 12, 2006 9:30 A M Exterior Anti-corrosion treatment ___ 265 Body __________________ 264 Service program _________ 274 Moonroof_______________ 128 Touching up paintwork ____ 264 Washing _______________ 261 Waxing and polishing _____ 264 Brake lights _____________ 227 Changing bulbs __________ 219 Light switches ___________ 97 Taillights _______________ 227 Folding down the rear seat _ 136 Lighting ________________ 227 Load-through hatch_______ 138 Spare wheel ____________ 140 Tools __________________ 140 Trunk __________________ 136 Towing_________________ 195 Towing hook eyes ________ 195 Towing a trailer __________ 188 Maximum loads _______________ Mounting holes for roof carriers ___ Roof load ____________________ 280 192 192 Hood _______________________ 202 Washing the engine bay_________ 261 Changing bulbs _________ 219 Dipswitch ______________ 97 Direction indicators_______ 100 Front lights _____________ 221 Headlight levelling (xenon) _ 97 Headlight switches _______ 97 Headlight washers _______ 218 Central locking __________ Child safety locks ________ Lock buttons____________ Trunk lock ______________ 48 52 48 51 Braking _____________________ Changing wheels______________ Spare wheel _________________ Tire pressure ________________ Tires _______________________ Wheels _____________________ Winter driving ________________ 170 257 254 292 241 290 185 Economical motoring _____ 183 Fuel filler door __________ 157 Fuel gauge _____________ 89 Fuel grade _____________ 285 Refueling ______________ 157 93_U S_M 07.book Page 5 W ednesday, A pril 12, 2006 9:30 A M Interior Interior rearview mirror _________ Vanity mirror _________________ Door mirrors__________________ 123 132 122 Interior lighting: changing bulbs ___ 232 Interior light switches ___________ 131 Moonroof ____________________ 128 Airbag _________________ 32 Steering wheel adjustment _ 118 Steering _______________ 288 Fuses _________________ 234 Electric windows _________ 119 Child seats ________________ Folding down the rear seat ____ Rear seat__________________ Safety belts ________________ Seat adjustment ____________ Seat heating _______________ Upholstery care_____________ 24 136 136 12 18 113 260 Ashtray and cigarette lighter _____ Break-In Period _______________ Driving in hot/cold climates ______ Ignition switch ________________ Parking brake_________________ Parking _____________________ Starting the engine ____________ 134 161 185 150 177 177 152 32 Airbag_________________ 52 Child safety locks ________ Child seats _____________ 24 Safety belt care _________ 260 Safety belts ____________ 12 Glove box ______________ 134 Storage compartments____ 134 Automatic transmission ___ 163 Changing gears _________ 162 Manual transmission _____ 162 93_U S_M 07.book Page 6 W ednesday, A pril 12, 2006 9:30 A M Engine bay, 4-cyl Color code______________ 293 Engine number __________ 293 Gearbox number _________ 293 Warning labels __________ Vehicle identification number 293 Alternator_______________ 216 Drive belt _______________ 216 Exhaust emission control __ 155 Ignition system __________ 286 Simple troubleshooting (ACC) 268 Spark plugs _____________ 286 Turbo gauge ____________ 88 Engine oil: checking level __ 207 Engine: description ____________ Engine: technical data __________ Important considerations for driving Oil grade and viscosity__________ 202 283 154 284 Coolant: checking/topping-up ____ 209 Driving in hot climates __________ 187 Radiator_____________________ 283 Temperature gauge ____________ 88 ABS brakes_____________ 170 Brake pads _____________ 211 Brake system ___________ 289 Brake fluid______________ 211 Changing a fuse _________ 234 Fuse table _____________ 239 Fuses _________________ 234 Relays ________________ 239 Topping-up fluid _________ 218 Wash/wipe stalk switch____ 101 Washer fluid ____________ 218 Washer jets ____________ 218 Automatic transmission _________ Transmission: technical data _____ Manual transmission ___________ 163 287 162 Power steering________________ Fluid: checking/topping up _______ 212 212 Battery ______________________ 213 Battery charge ________________ 213 Jump starting _________________ 198 93_U S_M 07.book Page 7 W ednesday, A pril 12, 2006 9:30 A M Engine bay, 2.8 V6 Power steering___________ 212 Fluid: checking/topping up__ 212 Vehicle identification number________________ 293 Colour code_____________ 293 Engine number __________ 293 Warning labels___________ Gearbox number _________ 293 Exhaust emission control __ 155 Drive belt _______________ 216 Simple troubleshooting (ACC) 268 Alternator_______________ 216 Turbo gauge ____________ 88 Spark plugs _____________ 286 Ignition system __________ 286 Engine: description ____________ Engine oil: topping up __________ Oil grade and viscosity__________ Engine: technical data __________ Important considerations for driving ___________________ 202 207 284 283 154 Cooling system, coolant capacity__ 283 Coolant: checking/topping-up ____ 209 Driving in hot climates __________ 187 Temperature gauge ____________ 88 ABS brakes_____________ 171 Brake pads _____________ 289 Brake system ___________ 170 Brake fluid______________ 211 Changing a fuse _________ 236 Fuses _________________ 234 Relays ________________ 239 Fuse table______________ 236 Wash/wipe stalk switch____ 101 Topping-up fluid _________ 218 Washer jets_____________ 218 Washer fluid ____________ 218 Automatic transmission _________ Manual gearbox_______________ Gearbox: technical data_________ 163 162 287 Engine oil: checking level________ 207 Battery ______________________ 213 Battery charge ________________ 213 Jump starting _________________ 198 93_U S_M 07.book Page 8 W ednesday, A pril 12, 2006 9:30 A M Warning labels Radiator fan: Radiator fan may start at any time. A/C system: Refrigerant at high pressure. Do not loosen or remove the A/C system fittings before discharging the A/C system. Improper service methods may cause personal injury. System to be serviced by qualified personnel only. For instructions consult dealer man- ual. The A/C system complies with SAE J639. Charge: 680 g R134a. Compressor oil: 150 cc PAG oil SP-10 alt. Saab oil 4759106 LEVEL INDICATOR DARK OK CLEAR LOW P/N 127 93 955 Maintenance Free 12V 60Ah 580A (EN) Battery: (cid:129) No sparks, flames or smoking (cid:129) Shield eyes, explosive gases can cause blindness or injury (cid:129) Sulphuric acid can cause blindness or severe burns (cid:129) Flush eyes immediately with water. Get medical help fast (cid:129) Do not tip battery. Do not open battery (cid:129) NO SPARKS, FLAMES OR SMOKING (cid:129) SHIELD EYES (cid:129) KEEP OUT OF REACH FROM CHILDREN (cid:129) ACID (cid:129) SEE OWNER’S MANUAL (cid:129) EXPLOSIVE GAS Coolant: Never open when engine hot! CANADA NETTOYER LE BOUCHON DE REMPLISSAGE AVANT DE L’ENLEVER. UTILISER SEULEMENT DU LIQUIDE DOT 4 PROV- ENANT D’UN CONTE- NANT SCELLÉ. 93_U S_M 07.book Page 9 W ednesday, A pril 12, 2006 9:30 A M Jack (cid:129) Jack is designed only for changing a tire or mounting (cid:129) Vehicle must be level and jack must be placed on firm tire snow chains. and level ground. (cid:129) Never crawl underneath vehicle when it is jacked up. JACKING INSTRUCTION EVEN WITH ADVANCED AIR BAGS (cid:129) Children can be killed or serious injured by the air bag. (cid:129) The back seat is the safest place for children. (cid:129) Never put a rear-facing child seat in the front. (cid:129) Always use seat belts and child restraints. 1 Set parking brake and shift transmission to park. 2 Fit top of jack into jacking point next to wheel to be changed. 3 Crank jack so that vehicle begins to lift. 4 Using socket wrench in tool kit, loosen wheel bolts one-half turn. 5 Raise vehicle so that tire clears ground. Loosen wheel bolts completely and remove wheel. 6 Mount spare wheel and tighten bolts enough so wheel is not loose. 7 Lower vehicle. Tighten wheel bolts in a crisscross sequence. Contact a Saab dealer if a xenon headlight requires replacement. This label is only found on cars with xenon headlights. Changing wheels: Use only on specified vehicle. Safe working load 2425 lbs. (1100 kg). Use on level firm ground only. Do not get under a vehicle that is supported only by a jack, use vehicle support stands. No persons are to remain in the vehicle. 93_U S_M 07.book Page 10 W ednesday, A pril 12, 2006 9:30 A M 10 Example of symbols that can be found in your car No sparks, flames or smoking Refer to the Owner’s Manual Shield eyes Keep out of reach of children Battery acid contains sul- phuric acid Airbag Never place a rear-facing child seat in this seat Electric windows Deactivating of rear window switches Risk of explosive gas Central locking, lock Central locking, unlock Trunk lid, opening Buckle up Headlights Windshield wipers Windshield washers Coolant tem- perature No charge to battery Radiator fan Fuel Direction indicators Parking lights Defroster Foot brake Hazard warn- ing lights Rear window heating Front fog lights Rear fog light Cabin fan Coolant level Engine oil pressure ABS brakes Electronic Stability Program Safety 11 Safety Safety belts ___________ Seats ________________ Head restraints ________ Child safety ___________ Airbag________________ 12 18 23 24 32 93_U S_M 07.book Page 11 W ednesday, A pril 12, 2006 9:30 A M 3 Asterisk means: equipment not fitted in all cars (can depend on model variant, engine variant, market specification, options or accessories). 93_U S_M 07.book Page 12 W ednesday, A pril 12, 2006 9:30 A M Safety 12 Safety belts WARNING (cid:129) Buckle up and adjust your safety belt before driving off so that you can pay full attention to the traffic. (cid:129) Safety belts must be worn at all times by all occupants. (cid:129) Child safety, see page 24. (cid:129) Check that the locking tongue is prop- erly locked in the belt lock. (cid:129) In the event of a crash, a rear-seat passenger not wearing a safety belt will be thrown forward against the front-seat backrests. The stresses imposed on the front seat passengers and belts are multiplied and can result in needless injury or even death for all car occupants. Three-point inertia-reel safety belts are provided for all seats. The results of studies show that it is equally important to wear safety belts in the rear seat as in the front seats. Safety belt reminder When the ignition is switched on, the safety belt reminder will come on if the driver or/ and the front seat passenger has not buck- led up. The reminder for the driver is in the main instrument and for the front seat passenger on the instrument panel. The reminder for the driver has an additional audible signal which sounds for 6 seconds, or until the driver fastens his belt. The following applies to the both front seats: If the belt is not fastened before the car starts to move there will be an additional reminder when the speed exceeds 15 mph. The text Use your seatbelt. is lit on the Saab Information Display (SID) and the symbol will flash. If the belt is not fastened then an audible signal will come on after 30 seconds. The text in the SID can be turned off by the CLR-button on the steering wheel. Driver seat safety belt reminder 93_U S_M 07.book Page 13 W ednesday, A pril 12, 2006 9:30 A M Correct seating position Safety 13 (cid:129) Refrain from tilting the backrest more than necessary, as the safety belt provides better protection when the seat is in the more upright position. (cid:129) Only one person per safety belt! (cid:129) For most of the time a safety belt is worn, the retractor will allow the wearer freedom of movement. The retractor locks up auto- matically if the belt is jerked or withdrawn sharply, the car tilts, the brakes are applied hard or a crash occurs. (cid:129) Children up to 6 years of age must always be seated in a child seat. Saab recom- mends the use of a child seat for children up to the age of 10. (cid:129) Children who have grown out of a child seat should be restrained by the car’s standard three-point belts. Make sure that the shoulder belt is not in contact with the neck or throat. If it is, a booster seat/cush- ion may be necessary. Correct position for safety belt WARNING Proper positioning of the safety belt is extremely important. (cid:129) An out of position safety belt can result in the wearer sliding underneath the belt in a crash (submarining) and injury can result from the lap portion cutting into the abdomen. (cid:129) Never fasten the safety belt with the shoulder belt behind the body or pull the belt off the shoulder and under the arm. (cid:129) Two people must never share one safety belt. In the event of a crash those sharing a belt risk being crushed together and injured. Consider this: (cid:129) Position the lap strap snugly and low across the hips so that it just touches the thighs. The shoulder strap must be as far in on the shoulder as possible. (cid:129) Check to ensure that the belt is not twisted or rubbing against any sharp edges. (cid:129) There should not be any slack in the belt. Pull the belt tight – particularly important when thick outer clothing is worn. It is advisable to remove thick items of clothing. 93_U S_M 07.book Page 14 W ednesday, A pril 12, 2006 9:30 A M 14 Safety To fasten the belt Press the red button to release the belt Front safety belts Fasten the belt by pulling the belt and insert- ing the tongue in the buckle. Check that it is securely fastened. Position the lap part low across the hips. Grasp the shoulder belt close to the buckle and pull the belt towards the shoulder to tighten the lap belt part. The belt must be as far in on the shoulder as possible. Press the red button on the belt buckle to release the belt. The front safety belts have their lower anchorage points on the seats. The safety belts follow the seats when the legroom is adjusted. Refer to page 260 for how to check the func- tion of the safety belts, cleaning, etc. The belt guide on door pillar, Sport Sedan and SportCombi Belt height adjustment, Sport Sedan and SportCombi The belt guide on the door pillar for the front safety belts can be set at different heights. The front belt guide in the Convertible is not adjustable due to the belt being incorpo- rated into the seat. Safety 15 93_U S_M 07.book Page 15 W ednesday, A pril 12, 2006 9:30 A M Adjust the belt so that it is as high up as possible without rubbing against the neck. To avoid chafing in the case of a short person, the guide can be lowered until the belt comes about an inch (a few centime- ters) from the throat but still provides safe restraint. Raise the belt guide by pushing it upward to the desired position. To lower it, depress the catch release button while lowering the guide. Check that the guide locks in its new position. Safety belt use during pregnancy Pregnant women must always wear a safety belt to protect both themselves and the unborn child. The lap belt should be placed low, across the hips and over the upper thighs. 93_U S_M 07.book Page 16 W ednesday, A pril 12, 2006 9:30 A M 16 Safety Safety belt pretensioners WARNING If the car is involved in a crash, the safety belts, belt pretensioners and other components must be inspected and replaced as necessary. We recommend that you contact a Saab dealer. Never make any alterations or repairs to the safety belt yourself. We recommend that you contact a Saab dealer for any necessary repairs. Sport Sedan and SportCombi: The front safety belts are equipped with pretension- ers and force limiters. The pretensioners are activated in the event of a violent frontal or side-on crash. The safety belt pretension- ers are only activated if the safety belt in question is in use but not activated should the car roll over. The safety belt pretensioners serve to reduce the forward movement of the body by tensioning the belt. The force limiters reduce belt loads on the body by "slacken- ing" the safety belt slightly to absorb the body’s kinetic energy as gradually as possi- ble. Convertible: The front and rear safety belts are equipped with pretensioners and force limiters. The pretensioners are activated in the event of a violent frontal or side-on crash. The front safety belt pretensioners are only activated if the safety belt in ques- tion is in use. The safety belt pretensioners serve to reduce the movement of the body by ten- sioning the belt, including in a roll over crash. The force limiters reduce belt loads on the body by "slackening" the safety belt slightly to absorb the body’s kinetic energy as gradually as possible. Safety 17 Rear safety belts, Sport Sedan and SportCombi The belt must be as far in on the shoulder as possible. Press the red button on the buckle to release the belt. See page 260 for the checking of belt func- tion, cleaning, etc. Securing an item on the rear seat 93_U S_M 07.book Page 17 W ednesday, A pril 12, 2006 9:30 A M Safety belts, rear seat, Sport Sedan and SportCombi Safety belts rear seat, Convertible, see page 75 WARNING (cid:129) Make sure that the belt does not become trapped when the backrest is folded down or raised (see page 136). (cid:129) If cargo has to be placed on a seat, it must be properly secured with the safety belt. This reduces the risk of the cargo being thrown about during hard braking or a crash, which could cause personal injury. (cid:129) Check that the belt is not twisted or lying against sharp edges. (cid:129) Make sure you use the correct safety belt buckle. The buckles for the center and left-hand rear seats are close together. The three rear seats all have three-point safety belts with inertia reels. Fasten the belts by pulling the belt across you and inserting the tongue into the buckle. Check that it is securely fastened. Grasp the shoulder belt close to the buckle and pull the belt towards the shoulder to tighten the lap belt part. 93_U S_M 07.book Page 18 W ednesday, A pril 12, 2006 9:30 A M Safety 18 Seats WARNING Never adjust the driver’s seat except when the car is stationary. Manually adjusted front seats 3 The following front seat adjustments can be made to achieve a comfortable driving position: (cid:129) Height 3 (cid:129) Legroom (cid:129) Backrest rake angle (cid:129) Lumbar support firmness 3 (cid:129) Head restraint height We recommend that adjustments to the driver’s seat be performed in the following order: 1 Height 2 Legroom 3 Backrest rake angle 4 Head restraint height Lastly, adjust the position of the steering wheel (see page 118). Electrically adjustable front seats 3 See page 20. Electric heating, front seats 3 See pages 113. Height adjustment 3 Lift the lever to raise the seat. The lever is spring-loaded to return to its neutral posi- tion. Repeated lifting of the lever will increase the height in steps. Press down the lever to lower the seat. Repeated downward presses of the lever will lower the seat in steps. 93_U S_M 07.book Page 19 W ednesday, A pril 12, 2006 9:30 A M Safety 19 Adjusting the legroom Adjusting the backrest Adjusting the lumbar support Legroom adjustment Lift the lever under the front of the seat and slide the seat to the desired position. Backrest rake angle WARNING Lumbar support 3 Adjust the firmness of the lumbar support by turning the knob. WARNING Check that the seat is locked in the new position. If not, it may move while the car is being driven and it could result in injury to the occupant in the event of a crash. The backrest should be upright during driving, so that the safety belt, airbag and backrest can provide optimum protection in the event of emergency braking or a crash, in particular a rear-end crash. To find the most comfortable position, turn the knob to provide stepless adjustment of the backrest. 93_U S_M 07.book Page 20 W ednesday, A pril 12, 2006 9:30 A M 20 Safety Electrically adjustable front seats 3 WARNING (cid:129) The seats are actuated by powerful motors. Bear this in mind when adjust- ing the seat, and make sure that noth- ing gets caught and damaged. Ensure that nothing can be trapped behind the seat when adjusting it. (cid:129) Bear in mind that children can be injured if they play with the electrically- operated seats. (cid:129) Always remove the remote control when you leave the car to prevent personal injury caused by the electri- cally adjustable seats, for example, due to children playing. Electrically adjustable front seats with memory function, see page 21. With the doors closed the seats can only be adjusted when the ignition is ON. However, there are two exceptions: (cid:129) To facilitate getting into the car, both seats can be adjusted when either of the front doors is open. (cid:129) The seats can be adjusted up to 2 minutes after both doors have been closed (applicable only to cars without window and sunroof pinch protection). Adjusting the height and angle Adjusting the legroom Height adjustment and seat angle Adjust the height of the seat with the rear section of the front lever. Adjust the angle of the seat with the front section of the front lever. Legroom adjustment Adjust the legroom with the front lever. 93_U S_M 07.book Page 21 W ednesday, A pril 12, 2006 9:30 A M Safety 21 Adjusting the rake angle Backrest rake angle WARNING The backrest should be upright during driving, so that the safety belt, airbag and backrest can provide optimum protection in the event of emergency braking or a crash, in particular a rear-end crash. Adjust the rake angle of the backrest with the rear lever. Adjusting the lumbar support Driver’s seat in Sport Sedan and Sport- Combi Lumbar support 3 Adjust the firmness of the lumbar support by turning the knob. Memory function buttons Memory function 3 WARNING The legroom of the electrically operated driver’s seat can always be adjusted, whether or not a front door is open and irrespective of the position of the ignition switch. 93_U S_M 07.book Page 22 W ednesday, A pril 12, 2006 9:30 A M 22 Safety When the ignition is ON, all seat settings can be adjusted. When the door is open and before the remote control has been inserted into the ignition switch, all seat settings can be adjusted for up to 20 minutes. The memory also includes the door mirror settings. Storing and restoring settings 1 Adjust the seat and the door mirrors. The lumbar support is not included by the memory function. 2 Press and hold the M-button and then press one of the preselect buttons (1, 2 or 3). A chime will sound to confirm that the settings have been saved. To recall programmed settings, press and hold the desired memory button until the seat and door mirrors adopt their pro- grammed positions. The memory function also includes the door mirror settings. To facilitate reversing, the passenger-side door mirror can be angled down, refer to page 122. Safety 23 93_U S_M 07.book Page 23 W ednesday, A pril 12, 2006 9:30 A M Head restraints Sport Sedan and SportCombi Head restraint, Convertible, see page 74. WARNING (cid:129) Adjust the head restraint so that the head is optimally supported and the center of the head restraint is at ear height, thus reducing the likelihood of neck injury in a crash. (cid:129) Raise the head restraints in the seats that are occupied. The front seats are equipped with Saab Active Head Restraints (SAHRs). These are designed to reduce the risk of neck injury if the car is hit from behind. The SAHR is a mechanical system, actu- ated by body weight. The mechanism is built into the top of the backrest, where it is con- nected to the head restraint. In the event of a rear-end crash, the body is forced back against the backrest. This, in turn, causes the mechanism to press the head restraint forward and upward, thus limiting the backward movement of the head. Therefore, the SAHR does not normally need to be replaced or repaired after a rear- end crash. The front and rear head restraints can be raised and lowered to a number of positions. The front seat head restraints must be set at a height where at least one notch is visible on the rear of the head restraint stem (pole). In this position the vertical distance between the top of the seat back and the head restraint should be greater than 30 mm when measured at the rear. Under no circumstances should the front seat head restraint be forced down below this position. (cid:129) Raising: grasp the head restraint on both sides and pull it straight up. (cid:129) Lowering: Press the head restraint forward and downward. The rear head restraints can be fully low- ered to improve rearward vision when the rear seats are unoccupied. 93_U S_M 07.book Page 24 W ednesday, A pril 12, 2006 9:30 A M Safety 24 Child safety WARNING (cid:129) Children must always be suitably restrained in the car. (cid:129) DEATH or SERIOUS INJURY can occur (cid:129) Children 12 and under or shorter than 150 cm (59 inches) can be killed by the airbag (cid:129) The BACK SEAT is the SAFEST place for children (cid:129) NEVER put a rear-facing child seat in the front (cid:129) Sit as far back as possible from the airbag (cid:129) ALWAYS use SAFETY BELTS and CHILD RESTRAINTS WARNING WARNING Protect children from getting trapped in the trunk of your car (cid:129) Teach children not to play in or around cars. (cid:129) Watch children when loading or unloading the car so they don´t get locked in by mistake. (cid:129) Always lock the doors and trunk of your car, and keep the keys out of chil- dren´s sight and reach. (cid:129) Keep the rear fold-down seat closed to help prevent children from getting into the trunk from inside the car. (cid:129) Never leave children unattended in a car, even for a short time. – Children can suffer heat stroke, perhaps die, in a matter of minutes. – Children can put the car into gear and hurt themselves or others. (cid:129) At gas stations, take the remote control out of the car while filling the tank. (cid:129) Never allow children to climb on top of or under motor vehicles. (cid:129) Always look for children before back- ing your car out of a garage or drive- way. (cid:129) To avoid carbon monoxide poisoning, never let a car idle in an enclosed garage. (cid:129) Supervise young children around buckets of water while washing your car. Small children can drown in a short time in less than an inch of water. 93_U S_M 07.book Page 25 W ednesday, A pril 12, 2006 9:30 A M General information on child safety The same attention must be given to child safety in the car as is given to adults. Children travel most safely when properly restrained. However, the type of restraint must be appropriate for the size of the child. We recommend that you always consult your Saab dealer before fitting a child seat, child restraint or booster cushion. Make sure you are acquainted with the legal requirements for seating children in the car. When fitting child restraints in cars you must always read the instructions sup- plied by the child restraint manufacturer. Make sure that it is possible to fit a child restraint in accordance with the manufac- turer’s child restraint instructions. Saab recommends the use of a rear- facing child seat for as long as this is possible - for all children under 18 kg (40 lbs.) as a minimum. Use a child seat approved for the weight of the child. Saab recommends the use of a booster seat for children up to the length of 150 cm (4 ft 11 in.) or the weight of 36 kg (80 lbs.). LATCH LATCH (Lower Anchorages & Top tethers for CHildren) is a US/Canadian safety stan- dard for a uniform method of fitting child restraints without using the standard safety belts. Only certain child restraints are equipped to utilize the LATCH system. The LATCH system is installed in the car to facilitate proper fitting of child restraints designed for and equipped with LATCH attachments. Safety 25 The LATCH system consists of top tether and lower anchorages . In this vehicle, LATCH is installed at the two outboard seat- ing positions in the rear seat, and there is a top tether on the rear center position (not Convertible). The top tethers are located on top of the parcel shelf (Sport Sedan), see page 28, on the back of the rear seat (SportCombi), see page 29 and behind the head restraints (Convertible) see page 30. The lower anchorages are located where the seat cushion and seat back come together. There is a label above the anchor- ages, see picture on next page. Label consists of a symbol of a child restrained in a seat inside a circle. When fitting child restraints in cars you must always read the instructions supplied by the child restraint manufacturer. If you have any questions regarding LATCH please contact your Saab dealer. 93_U S_M 07.book Page 26 W ednesday, A pril 12, 2006 9:30 A M 26 Safety Lower anchorages in the rear seat, Sport Sedan and SportCombi Lower anchorages in the rear seat, Convertible Lower anchor and top tether anchor loca- tions, Sport Sedan and SportCombi. Convertible has two top tether anchors, one behind each head restraint (Lower Anchor): Seating positions with two lower anchors. (Top Tether Anchor): Seating positions with top tether anchors. The right side and left side rear passenger seating positions have exposed metal anchors located in the crease between the seatback and the seat cushion. Safety 27 Rigid 2-point lower anchorage with top tether Semi-rigid 2-point lower anchorage with top tether Use the integrated harness to restraint the child, according to the child restraint manu- facturers instructions. The availability of LATCH child restraints is limited. 93_U S_M 07.book Page 27 W ednesday, A pril 12, 2006 9:30 A M LATCH child seat installation Before starting the installation, please read through this instruction, and the child seat installation instruction. 1 Place the child restraint on one of the designated outboard rear seat cush- ions. 2 Slide the attachment on the child restraint in between the seat cushion and backrest. 3 Press the child restraint down on the seat, 1 in illustration. 4 Press the child restraint rearward, lining

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