Trailer with brakes _________________ 60 mph (100 km/h) Trailer without brakes _______________ Local restrictions
apply
Maximum weight:
Trailer with brakes _________________ 3500 lbs (1588 kg) Trailer without brakes ______________ 1000 lbs (450 kg) Maximum load on ball hitch __________ 110–165 lbs
(50–75 kg)
The above speed and weight restrictions are those specified by Saab Automobile AB. Note that local restrictions may apply to trailer speeds and weights (see page 174).
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Engine
4-cylinder ________________________
Cylinder bores _____________________ Stroke ___________________________ Swept volume _____________________
Idling speed _______________________
Four cylinders, twin overhead cam- shafts, 16 valves and two balancer shafts. 3.54 in (90 mm) 3.54 in (90 mm) 139.7 cu.in (2.290 litres) 825 rpm (man.) 860 rpm (aut.)
Fuel
Fuel-tank capacity ____________ 18.0 gal. (68 litres)
For optimum performance Saab recommends:_________________ (cid:129) AON 93*
* If AON 90 is used some decrease in engine power can occur.
Gasoline with a lower octane rating can be used, although not lower than AON 87. However, engine performance will fall slightly and heavy loading and laboring should be avoided. For optimum performance, use the recommended grade of fuel. For further information on fuel, see page 148.
Antifreeze_________________________ Saab-approved
Coolant capacity ___________________
antifreeze 7.8 qts (7.4 litres)
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Engine oil
To meet demands in Saab's extended service intervals all engines are filled with specially designed synthetic factory fill oils. Long service intervals, fuel economy and environmental issues are the base for our choice of oil. By using oils approved by Saab you minimise the tendencies for oil sludge build, by that protecting the engine from harmful, wear increasing, deposits.
Approved engine oils:
All gasoline engines - Fully synthetic engine oil - approved against the GM-LL-A025 specification - with viscosity SAE 0W-30 or SAE 0W-40. Oil used at, or in-between, service must be approved against the engine´s specified classification to render possible the usage of Saab Automobile AB specified service intervals. For optimum performance Saab recommends the use of Saab Long Life Turbo Oil 0W-30 or Mobil 1 0W-40 European Car for- mula, but other oils approved against the above specification and with proper SAE viscosity 0W-30 or 0W-40 may also be used.
Servicing/Oil changes:
To be able to use recommended service intervals the need to use only approved engine oils is vital. Use only engine oils approved for your engine. Service should be done according to the recommended service intervals to optimize your engine's function through out its entire life. Saab Automobile AB will not take responsibility for any damage that might occur due to neglecting to meet above mentioned requirements.
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At your Saab dealers you can find Saab Genuine or Mobil engine oils. Among those there are oils specially designed to meet your engines specific needs. We recommend that you, with the help of our skilled service personnel, choose your oil from that assortment. Other oil companies also offer engine oils approved against GM specifications. Oils meeting these standards may be marketed as synthetic. However, not all synthetic engine oils will meet your engine´s specific requirements. Please ensure only to use oils approved against your engine´s specific requirements, i.e. GM-LL-A025 with viscosity SAE 0W-30 or 0W-40.
Recommended oil viscosity
Viscosity is a measurement of the oil´s thickness at various tem- peratures, according to the SAE standard. This thickness influ- ences e.g. fuel economy and cold starting properties. For optimum performance Saab recommends:
For gasoline engines:
SAE 0W-30
or
SAE 0W-40 engine oil
Extra engine oil additives
Don't add anything to your oil. The recommended oils are all you
will need for good engine performance and protection.
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Specifications
When to change engine oil
Your vehicle will display when it is time for servicing on the SID, based on the mileage and time since the last service. For this service system to work it is of outmost importance that the right engine oil is used. When the message for service is displayed you need to have the required service done as soon as possible. After the service your service personnel will reset the service indicator. It is important to reset the service indicator in order to optimize the time to the next service.
Oil capacity incl. filter (on changing) ____
4.1 qts (4.0 litres)
Engine variants
2.3T Ecopower
Rating, EEC at 5500 rpm ____________ 220 hp (162 kW) Maximum torque, EEC at 1800-4500 rpm 228.6 ft.lb (310 Nm)
Compression ratio _________________ 9.3:1
2.3 Turbo Ecopower
Rating, EEC at 5000 rpm ____________ 260 hp (191 kW) Maximum torque, EEC at 1900 rpm ____ 258.0 ft.lb.
(350 Nm)
Compression ratio _________________ 9.3:1
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Electrical system
Drive belts
Specifications
263
Voltage __________________________ Battery capacity ___________________ Starter motor ______________________ Alternator rating ____________________ Firing order _______________________ Spark plugs:
12 V
70 Ah
1.4 kW
140 A/14 V
1–3–4–2
2.3 Turbo _______________________ NGK
PFR 6H-10
Engine variants Drive belt _________________________ 95.08 in
Outside length
(2415 mm)
2.3T and 2.3 Turbo ________________ NGK
Electrode gap ____________________
PFR 6H-10
0.0374 in (0.95 mm)
Drive belt
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Manual gearbox
Type ____________________________ All-synchromesh 5-speed with final drive and differen- tial
Oil ______________________________ Saab MTF 0063
1.9 qts (1.8 litres)
Oil capacity _______________________
Oil volume (on changing) ____________
1.6 qts (1.5 litres)
Clutch type _______________________ Hydraulic, single
dry-plate clutch of diaphragm-spring type
Speed (mph / km/h) at 1000 rpm in 5th gear: 27–29 / 43–47
Automatic transmission
Type _____________________________ Electronically con-
trolled 5-speed, fully automatic with hydraulic torque converter, plane- tary gear set and integral final drive Lock-up function in selector positions 3, 4 and 5.
Selector-lever positions ______________ P R N D M L Clutch type ________________________ Hydraulic plate clutches, brake bands and one-way couplings
Speed (mph / km/h) at 1000 rpm in 5th gear: 29–30 / 46–48
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Suspension
Brake system
Specifications
265
Spring type, front and rear ___________ Coil springs Maximum deflection of springs:
Front __________________________ Rear ___________________________
Dampers:
7.09 in (180 mm) 7.87 in (200 mm)
Front __________________________ Gas-filled Rear ___________________________ Oil and gas filled
Steering
Steering _________________________ Power-assisted
Number of turns, lock to lock __________ Power-steering fluid ________________ Power-steering fluid
steering of
rack-and-pinion
type; telescopic
steering-column
shaft with universal
joints
2.9
CHF 11S or
CHF 202
Footbrake (ABS) ____________________ Hydraulic, dual- circuit brake sys- tem. Diagonally split circuit with vac- uum servo unit. Disc brakes front and rear. EBD, see page 160.
Parkingbrake _______________________ Acts on rear wheels Brake fluid _________________________ DOT 4 Brake-fluid capacity _________________ 0.951 qts (900 ml) Disc diameter:
Front, ventilated ___________________ 12.05 in (308 mm) Rear, solid _______________________ 11.26 in (286 mm)
Total friction area of brake pads:
Front ___________________________ 36.3 in2 (234 cm2) Rear ___________________________ 15.5 in2 (100 cm2)
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Wheels and tires (recommended dimensions)
2.3 Turbo
All season tires 215/55 R16 93 H 235/45 R17 94 V Winter tires 215/55 R16 93 Q 225/45 R17 94 Q XL/RF 235/45 R17 94 Q Wheel sizes 6.5 x 16” 7 x 17” 7.5 x 17” Speed ratings and load indexes, see page 230. Before changing to wheels/tyres of another size, we recommend that you contact an authorized Saab workshop regarding acceptable options.
Compact spare:
Wheel __________________________ Tire ____________________________ Pressure ________________________ Maximum life ____________________
Maximum speed _________________
4 x 16”
T115/70 R16
60 psi (420 kPa)
2,200 miles
(3500 km)
50 mph (80 km/h)
Full size spare wheel:
Wheel___________________________ 6.5 x 16”
Tire_____________________________ 215/55 R16
Pressure_________________________ 42 psi (290 kPa)
Maximum life _____________________ 2,200 miles
(3500 km)
Maximum speed __________________ 50 mph (80 km/h)
NOTICE
Snow chains:
Snow chains must not be fitted to the rear wheels, and may only
be used with the following wheel-tire combinations:
Wheels
6.5 x 16”_______ 215/55 R16
Snow chains must not be fitted to 17" wheels.
Max. permissible speed with snow chains fitted is 30 mph
(50 km/h).
Contact an authorized Saab dealer for advice on snow chains.
Tires
NOTICE
Wheels larger than 17” must not be fitted. Wheel offset must be 49 mm.
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Lowest recommended tire pressure, cold tires Tire size
Load/speed mph (km/h) 1)
Front kPa/psi
Rear kPa/psi
All season tires
215/55 R16 93 H 1–3 pers./0–100 (0–160) 250/36
4–5 pers./0–100 (0–160) 250/36
1–5 pers./100– (160–)
290/42
1–3 pers./0–120 (0–190) 240/35
4–5 pers./0–120 (0–190) 240/35
280/41
1–5 pers./120– (190–)
235/45 R17 94 V
230/33
230/33
270/39
240/35
240/35
280/41
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Tire size
Load/speed mph (km/h) 1)
Front kPa/psi
Rear kPa/psi
Winter tires
215/55 R16 93 Q 1–3 pers./0–100 (0–160) 240/35
4–5 pers./0–100 (0–160) 260/38
1–3 pers./0–100 (0–160) 250/36
4–5 pers./0–100 (0–160) 270/39
235/45 R17 94 Q 1–3 pers./0–100 (0–160) 240/35
4–5 pers./0–100 (0–160) 260/38
225/45 R17 94 Q XL/RF
240/35
260/38
250/36
270/39
240/35
260/38
420/60
420/60
Max 50 (80)
Max 50 (80)
Compact spare
T115/70 R16
Spare wheel
215/55 R16 93 H
Spare wheel
1) Do not exceed posted speed limits.
By cold tires is meant tires that are the same temperature as the surround-
ing air temperature.
The values for tire pressure in the table above are for tires at 68°F (20°C).
The tire pressure will increase as the tires become warm (e.g. during
motorway driving), and decrease as they cool.
When the temperature of the tires increase or decrease by 10 degrees the
tire pressure will correspondingly increase or decrease by 10kPa/2psi
(0.1bar).
290/42
290/42
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Plates and labels When consulting your Saab dealer, it may be necessary to quote the car’s V.I.N., engine and gearbox numbers. 1 V.I.N. number, inside windshield. 2 V.I.N. label and certification label. 3 Gearbox number. 4 Engine number. 5 Canada: Label for tire pressure and color
codes (trim and body). USA: color codes (trim and body) can be found on the V.I.N. label on the B-pillar.
6 Chassis number, stamped on body.
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Y S 3 E H 4
V.I.N.:
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12
045842
9 10 11
9 G 6
1 2
6 = identification codes for certain chassis details
1 Region ___________ Y = Northern Europe
2 Country __________ S = Sweden
3 Manufacturer _____
4 Product line ______ E = 9-5
5 Model series ______ D = 9-5 Arc with driver’s and
passenger-side airbags
H = 9-5 Aero with driver’s and
passenger-side airbags
3 = Saab Automobile AB
6 Body version _____
7 Gearbox __________
4 = 5 = 5 = 9 =
4-door 5-door Manual 5-speed Automatic 5-speed
8 Engine variant _____ G = 2.3Turbo 8 Engine variant _____ A = G =
2.3T 2.3 Turbo
9 Check digit ________ 0–9/X 10 Model year ________ 7 = 11 Factory ___________ 3 = Trollhättan 12 Serial number ______
2007
000001–999999
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Several of the systems in your Saab car can be adjusted to better fit your individual needs Some functions are governed by legal requirements and cannot therefore be reprogrammed. We recommend that you contact an autho- rized Saab dealer for further information.
Car alarm/central locking system: (cid:129) The number of blinks when locking/
unlocking.
(cid:129) Automatic locking of the trunk when the car (SportCombi) is driven, 1 to 8 mph (2–14 km/h), YES or NO.
(cid:129) Preclude the unlocking of the trunk while
the car (SportCombi) is driven, YES or NO.
(cid:129) Automatic locking of the trunk (Sport-
Combi) after 1 second–4 minutes if it has not been opened, YES or NO.
(cid:129) Automatic locking of the trunk (Sport- Combi) when it is closed, YES or NO.
(cid:129) Automatic locking of all doors when the car is driven above 7.5 mph (12 km/h), YES or NO.
Saab Information Display: (cid:129) Outdoor temperature display can be
adjusted.
Miscellaneous: (cid:129) Select the on-time for heated rear seat 3. (cid:129) Additional sweep of the wipers after wind-
shield washer function (ON or OFF).
(cid:129) Courtesy Headlight Feature on-time can
vary from 20 to 50 seconds.
(cid:129) Night panel illumination deactivation
speed for the speedometer can be adjusted.
Following adjustments can be done by the driver:
Automatic Climate Control (ACC): You can choose whether front seat and rear window heating is to be activated manually or automatically; see "Adaptation of ACC" on page 85.
Saab 9-5 Audio System (see page 106): (cid:129) Speed dependent volume.
Daytime Running Lights: To disable, turn off the ignition and pull out fuse 35, see page 219.
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Index
A/C system, fault diagnosis _______ 244
A/C system, maintenance _________ 243
ABS brakes ____________________ 160
ACC __________________________ 79
ACC functions ___________________ 82
ACC, automatic climate control _____ 79
ACC, calibration _________________ 86
ACC, condensation water __________ 86
ACC, useful tips _________________ 86
AUX input _____________________ 104
Adjusting the steering wheel _______ 114
Adjustment, seats ________________ 18
Air conditioning (A/C), fault diagnosis
and maintenance ______________ 243
Airbag _________________________ 29
Alarm _________________________ 50
Alarm functions __________________ 53
Alarm signals ________________ 50, 53
Album information _______________ 104
Alternator _____________________ 201
Alternator drive belt __________ 201, 263
Alternator rating ________________ 263
Antennas ______________________ 109
Anticorrosion treatment ___________ 245
Antidazzle rear-view mirror ________ 121
Anti-skid ______________________ 163
Autochecking of lights on starting ____ 64
Auto-dimming rear-view mirror with
garage door opener ____________ 118
Automatic climate control (ACC) _____ 79
Automatic transmission, technical
data _________________________ 264
Aviod theft, tip __________________ 166
Battery ________________________ 199
Battery charging/replacing ________ 200
Battery, boost starting ____________ 186
Before a long journey ____________ 246
Before towing a camper or trailer ___ 177
Belt guide ______________________ 12
Boost starting using jump leads ____ 186
Brake and clutch fluid ____________ 196
Brake-fluid reservoir _____________ 196
Brakes, technical data ____________ 265
Bulbs, changing ________________ 204
Bulbs, table of __________________ 215
Buying new tires ________________ 225
CD changer ____________________ 100
CHECK messages _______________ 71
CHECKING _____________________ 71
Car alarm ______________________ 50
Car care ______________________ 189
Cargo net, 9-5 SportCombi ________ 137
Index
271
Carpeting, care of _______________ 240
Catalytic converter, important
considerations _________________ 145
Central locking ___________________ 44
Change language in SID ___________ 72
Change of address notification _____ 254
Changing a wheel _______________ 236
Changing bulbs _________________ 204
Changing wiper blades ___________ 202
Charge mobile phone ____________ 126
Charger/Jump starting ____________ 188
Charging the battery/Jump starting __ 188
Chassis number ________________ 268
Chassis number, key to ___________ 269
Checks before towing a camper or
trailer ________________________ 177
Child safety _____________________ 22
Child safety locks, rear doors _______ 47
Cleaning, engine bay _____________ 242
Clock _________________________ 105
Color code, body ________________ 268
Color code, trim _________________ 268
Compact spare wheel ____________ 234
Compass ______________________ 122
Condensation water, ACC __________ 86
Connecting a portable player ______ 104
Coolant _______________________ 195
Courtesy Headlight Feature ________ 74
Crash memory, see EDR _________ 255
Cross modulation _______________ 110
Cruise control __________________ 159
Cup holder _____________________ 128
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272
DICE/TWICE ___________________ 217
Dampers ______________________ 265
Date _________________________ 105
Date code, tires _________________ 234
Date display ___________________ 105
Definitions and terminology, tire ____ 231
Determining correct load, tires _____ 233
Dim-dipped beam ________________ 73
Direction indicators _______________ 75
Diversity antenna _______________ 109
Door handles ___________________ 44
Door mirrors ___________________ 116
Doors, locks & luggage compartment _ 43
Drive belt ______________________ 263
Drive belt, alternator _____________ 201
Drive belts, length _______________ 263
Driver’s seat, programmable ________ 20
Driving at night _________________ 181
Driving in hot weather ____________ 173
Driving with a load ______________ 181
EDR (Event Data Recorders) ______ 255
ESP® _________________________ 163
Electric heating of rear seat ________ 87
Electric windows ________________ 115
Electrical system, technical data ____ 263
Electronic Stability Program _______ 163
Electronic starting interlock _________ 49
Emergency operation of moonroof __ 124
Emission control systems _________ 192
Engine bay ____________________ 191
Engine bay, cleaning _____________ 242
Engine number _________________ 268
Engine oil, grade ________________ 261
Engine, description ______________ 194
Engine, technical data ____________ 260
Engine, temperature gauge ________ 65
Engine-oil level, checking _________ 194
Error codes, Audio System ________ 112
Event Data Recorders (EDR) ______ 255
Expansion tank, coolant __________ 195
Filling a portable fuel container _____ 148
Flat spots, tires _________________ 224
Fluid level, automatic transmission __ 195
Folding the parcel shelf,
9-5 SportCombi ________________ 133
Folding the rear seat, 9-5 Sedan ___ 129
Folding the rear seat, 9-5 SportCombi 132
Frequency band _________________ 93
Frequently asked questions on airbag 40
Front fog lights __________________ 76
Frost warning ___________________ 68
Fuel __________________________ 146
Fuel consumption ________________ 68
Fuel container __________________ 148
Fuel gauge _____________________ 65
Fuel grade _____________________ 260
Fuel information _________________ 148
Fuse box under hood ____________ 220
Fuse panel _____________________ 216
Fuses _________________________ 216
Garage door opener _____________ 118
Gearbox number ________________ 268
Gearbox oil, checking ____________ 195
Gearbox, technical data, __________ 264
General functions _______________ 105
Glove compartment ______________ 126
Handbrake _____________________ 165
Hazard warning lights _____________ 76
Head restraint ___________________ 21
Headlight flasher _________________ 73
Headlights ______________________ 73
Heated front seats ________________ 87
Hood _________________________ 190
Horn __________________________ 114
If a tire goes flat _________________ 228
Ignition switch __________________ 140
Immobilizer _____________________ 49
Indicator and warning lights _________ 58
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Indicator lights ___________________ 58
Information about fuel ____________ 148
Instrument illumination ____________ 75
Instruments and controls __________ 57
Interior equipment _______________ 113
Interior lighting _________________ 124
Interior rearview mirror ___________ 116
Jack _________________________ 237
Key ___________________________ 44
Key to chassis number ___________ 269
Key, remove ___________________ 140
LATCH (child safety) ______________ 23
Labeling, tire sidewall ____________ 229
Labels __________________________ 7
Leather upholstery, care of ________ 240
Light horn ______________________ 73
Light switches ___________________ 73
Loading MP3 discs ______________ 102
Loading your vehicle _____________ 231
Luggage-compartment lighting _____ 125
MP3 player ____________________ 102
Main instrument panel _____________ 58
Main/dipped beam _______________ 73
Maintenance schedule ___________ 252
Maintenance, A/C-system _________ 243
Manual gearbox, technical data ____ 264
Maxi fuses _____________________ 217
Milometer ______________________ 64
Moonroof ______________________ 123
Motoring abroad ________________ 246
Multipath propagation ____________ 109
NIGHT _________________________ 72
New tires, buying _______________ 225
Night Panel _____________________ 72
Odometer ______________________ 64
Oil capacity, engine ______________ 260
Oil specification _________________ 260
Outdoor temperature ______________ 68
Owner assistance _______________ 253
Index
273
Paintwork, touching-in ____________ 242
Parcel shelf, folding ______________ 133
Parking Assistance ______________ 168
Parking lights ____________________ 73
Plates and labels ________________ 268
Poly-V-belt _____________________ 201
Portable fuel container ___________ 148
Portable player _________________ 104
Power outlet ___________________ 126
Power steering _________________ 198
Power-steering fluid ______________ 198
Pressure gauge __________________ 66
Prestige _______________________ 107
Programme type ALARM __________ 99
Quality grading, tires _____________ 226
Questions on function of airbag ______ 40
RDS time ______________________ 106
Radiator fan ____________________ 201
Radio __________________________ 93
Radio Data System (RDS) _________ 94
Radio text ______________________ 94
Radio waves ___________________ 110
Rain sensor _____________________ 77
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274
Random playback of MP3 files, CD _ 103
Random playback, CD ____________ 99
Random playback, CD changer ____ 101
Rapid playing an MP3 file _________ 103
Rear fog light ___________________ 74
Rear seat, 9-5 Sedan, folding ______ 129
Rear seat, 9-5 SportCombi, folding _ 132
Rear window heating _____________ 82
Rear-seat head restraints __________ 21
Rear-view mirror, auto-dimming ____ 121
Rearview mirrors ________________ 116
Reclamation ___________________ 247
Recommendations for cars with
automatic transmission, towing a
camper or trailer _______________ 175
Refuelling _____________________ 146
Relay panel ____________________ 219
Remote control __________________ 44
Remote-control battery, changing ____ 49
Remove the key ________________ 140
Removing CDs __________________ 99
Removing CDs, CD-changer ______ 100
Removing MP3 discs ____________ 102
Replacement, wheel _____________ 227
Reporting safety defects __________ 254
Reprogramming of systems _______ 270
Reservoir, power-steering fluid _____ 198
Rev counter ____________________ 64
Reversing lights _________________ 76
Rolling advertisements ____________ 94
Roof load _____________________ 179
Running-in ____________________ 170
SDM _________________________ 255
SID ___________________________ 68
Saab Information Display (SID) _____ 68
Saab Parking Assistance _________ 168
Safety belts _____________________ 12
Safety belts, care of _____________ 239
Safety-belt pretensioners __________ 15
Safety-belt reminder ______________ 12
Seats __________________________ 18
Securing a load __________________ 47
Selecting a radio station ___________ 93
Selecting and changing tracks, CD ___ 99
Selecting/changing MP3 file _______ 103
Selector lever indication, automatic
transmission ___________________ 67
Sentronic, manual mode __________ 156
Service costs ___________________ 253
Service information ______________ 254
Service intervals ________________ 252
Service record retention __________ 253
Setting the clock ________________ 105
Setting the date _________________ 105
Settings, seats __________________ 18
Shadow effect __________________ 110
Side airbags ____________________ 36
Signalling, horn _________________ 114
Snow chains ___________________ 172
Sorting music __________________ 103
Sound system __________________ 107
Sources of AM interference _______ 111
Sources of FM interference ________ 111
Spare wheel ___________________ 234
Spare wheel and tools ____________ 183
Spark plugs ____________________ 263
Speed dependent volume
compensation _________________ 106
Speedometer _________________64, 65
Starting in cold weather, ACC _______ 84
Starting in hot weather, ACC ________ 84
Steering wheel adjustment ________ 114
Steering wheel controls ____________ 91
Steering, technical data ___________ 265
Steps for determining correct load
limit _________________________ 233
Stone-chip damage, repairing ______ 242
Storage compartments ___________ 126
Storing radio stations ______________ 93
Sun visors _____________________ 125
Suspension ____________________ 265
Suspension, technical data ________ 265
Switches _______________________ 73
Symboler ________________________ 9
Systems, adjustment _____________ 270
TCS OFF _______________________ 63
TP ____________________________ 99
Table of fuses __________________ 218
Tachometer _____________________ 64
Tailgate, opening _________________ 47
Tank gauge _____________________ 65
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Technical data _________________ 257
Technical data, radio/audio ________ 108
Temperature control, ACC _________ 81
Temperature gauge, engine ________ 65
Temperature zones, ACC __________ 81
Textile carpeting ________________ 240
Through-load hatch ______________ 131
Tie Downs _____________________ 131
Tightening torque, wheel studs _____ 236
Time display ___________________ 105
Tip, driving at night ______________ 181
Tip, to avoid theft _______________ 166
Tips, ACC ______________________ 86
Tire chains ____________________ 228
Tire date code __________________ 234
Tire inspection and rotation _______ 223
Tire markings __________________ 230
Tire pressure ___________________ 182
Tire sidewall labeling ____________ 229
Tire terminology and definitions ____ 231
Tire, compact spare _____________ 234
Tires _____________________ 222, 266
Tires, winter ___________________ 266
Tools _________________________ 183
Touching-in the paintwork _________ 242
Towbar attachment ______________ 174
Towbar load ___________________ 178
Towing the car _________________ 183
Towing, automatics ______________ 183
Traffic programme _______________ 99
Trailer weights _________________ 259
Treadwear indicators ____________ 224
Trionic ________________________ 192
Trip computer ___________________ 68
Trip meter ______________________ 64
Trunk _________________________ 129
Trunk lid, opening ________________ 47
Tuning _________________________ 93
Turbo gauge ____________________ 66
Turbo, points to note _____________ 144
Under the hood _________________ 191
Uniform tire quality grading ________ 226
Upholstery and trim ______________ 240
Upholstery and trim, care of _______ 240
Vanity mirrors __________________ 125
Vehicle Data Collection ___________ 255
Ventilated front seats _____________ 87
Viscosity, engine oil _____________ 260
Warning labels ___________________ 7
Warning light, AIR BAG ___________ 37
Warning lights ___________________ 58
Washers ______________________ 202
Washers, windshield _____________ 203
Washing the car ________________ 241
Index
275
Waxing and polishing ____________ 242
Wear indicators, tires _____________ 224
What Will You See After an Airbag
Inflates? ______________________ 38
Wheel replacement ______________ 227
Wheel, change _________________ 236
Wheels and tires ________________ 266
Wheels and tires, sizes ___________ 266
When it is time for new tires _______ 224
Windshield washers ______________ 77
Windshield wipers ________________ 77
Winter tires ________________233, 266
Wiper blades, replacing ___________ 202
Wipers and washers __________77, 202
Xenon headlight ________________ 204
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Owner’s Manual
Saab 9-5, Model Year 2007
11
Safety
43
Security
Instruments and controls
57
Saab 9-5 Audio System 3 90
Interior equipment and trunk 113
Starting and driving 139
Car care and technical information 189
Customer Assistance and Information 251
Specifications 257
Index 271
© Saab Automobile AB 2006
Service Readiness, Saab Automobile AB, Trollhättan, Sweden
Printed in Sweden
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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 include precise specifica- tions of the different variants. Some differ- ences also occur to meet special legal requirements in different countries. Importation and distribution of Saab auto- mobiles, spare parts and accessories are handled exclusively by General Motors of Canada Limited in Canada and by Saab Cars USA, Inc. in the U.S.A.
We recommend that you read through the manual before taking the car out for the first time and that you keep it in the car for future reference. To find a specific item, use the overviews given on pages 3–6. A list of contents 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 and a tire warranty folder which specifies the regular mainte- nance to be carried out. The book also con- tains important warranty conditions.
WARNING
WARNING texts warn against the danger of injury if the specified instructions are not followed.
NOTICE
NOTICE texts warn 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. 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 or the like, your Saab dealer will be pleased to help.
Best wishes, 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. The specifications, design particulars and illus- trations included in the manual are not binding.
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Instrument panel
Turn signal and lane change
indicators ______________ 75
High beam flasher________ 73
Cruise control 3 _________ 159
Parking lights____________
73
High/low beam __________ 73
Daytime running lights_____ 73
Instrument illumination ____ 75
Changing bulbs __________ 204
Rear fog light____________ 74
NIGHT PANEL __________ 72
Front fog lights 3 _________ 76
NIGHT PANEL __________ 72
Indicator and warning lights ______ Speedometer_________________ Odometer and trip meter ________ Fuel gauge___________________ Temperature gauge ____________ Saab Information Display (SID) ___
58
65
64
65
65
68
77
Wipers and washers______
Rear-window wiper
(SportCombi) 3_________
78
Rain sensing wipers 3 ____
77
Washers _______________ 203
Wipers and washers______ 202
Hazard warning lights_____
76
Saab 9-5 Audio System 3 _ Steering wheel controls 3 _
90
91
Automatic climate control
(ACC) ________________
79
Air conditioning (ACC) ____ 243
Steering wheel controls 3 _______
91
Sentronic, manual mode 3 3 ____ 156
Heated front seats 3 ___________ Head restraint ________________
87
21
Power Outlet 3________________ 126
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Exterior
Moonroof 3 _____________ 123
Washing the car _________ 241
Waxing and polishing _____ 242
Touching up the paint _____ 242
Anti-corrosion treatment ___ 245
Headlights______________ 73
Rear light cluster, 9-5 Sedan 208
Rear lights clusters,
9-5 SportCombi _________ 210
Changing bulbs __________ 204
Towing a trailer 3 ________ 174
Towing the car ___________ 183
Rear towing eye _________ 184
Driving with a roof rack load______ 179
Fitting the roof carriers 3 ________ 179
Maximum roof load ____________ 258
Rearview mirror _______________ 118
Hood _______________________ 190
Engine compartment: washing ___ 242
Headlights _____________
High/low beam __________
Turn signal and lane change
75
indicators______________
Headlight washers 3 _____
77
Changing bulbs _________ 204
73
73
Central locking __________ Trunk lid lock, 9-5 Sedan __ Tailgate, 9-5 SportCombi __ Child safety locks ________ Car alarm 3 ____________
44
47
48
47
50
Trunk _______________________ 129
Folding the rear seat, 9-5 Sedan __ 129
Folding the rear seat,
9-5 SportCombi ______________ 132
Trunk Release Handle __________ 138
Driving with a spare wheel fitted __ 183
Compact spare tire ____________ 234
Fuel gauge___________________
65
Refueling ____________________ 146
Economical motoring ___________ 170
Fuel ________________________ 260
Tires pressure ________________ 267
Wheels and tires ______________ 266
Braking______________________ 160
Driving in cold weather__________ 172
Compact spare tire_____________ 234
Changing a wheel _____________ 236
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Interior
Steering wheel adjustment _ 114
Airbag _________________ 29
Power steering fluid_______ 198
Steering wheel controls 3 __ 91
Sentronic, manual mode 3 3 156
Seats__________________ 18
Heated front seats 3 ______ 87
Head restraint 3 _________ 21
Safety belts _____________ 12
Child safety _____________ 22
Folding the rear seat,
9-5 Sedan _____________ 129
Folding the rear seat,
9-5 SportCombi _________ 132
Upholstery and trim_______ 240
Side airbags ____________ 36
Interior lighting ________________ 124
Moonroof 3 __________________ 123
Dome light, front ______________ 214
Rearview mirrors ______________ 116
Door mirrors__________________ 116
Sun visors ___________________ 125
12
Safety belts ____________
29
Airbag_________________
22
Child safety ____________
47
Child safety locks ________
Safety belts, maintenance _ 239
Glove compartment ______ 126
Manual transmission _____ 150
Automatic transmission 3 _ 151
Electric windows ______________ 115
Ignition switch ________________ 140
Starting the engine ____________ 141
Engine Break-In Period _________ 150
Driving in hot weather __________ 173
Driving in cold weather _________ 172
Parking _____________________ 165
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Engine compartment
Warning labels __________
V.I.N. number ___________ 268
Engine number __________ 268
Gearbox number _________ 268
Color code______________ 268
Tire and Loading Information
Label _________________ 231
Power steering fluid_______ 198
Steering, technical data ___ 265
Ignition switch ___________ 140
Drive belts ______________ 201
Spark plugs _____________ 263
Catalytic converter _______ 145
Engine ______________________ 194
Checking the oil level ___________ 194
Engine oil, specification _________ 261
Braking______________________ 160
ABS brakes __________________ 161
Brake and clutch fluid___________ 196
Brake system _________________ 265
Brake pads___________________ 265
Fuses _________________ 216
Changing a fuse _________ 218
Relays ________________ 220
Table of fuses ___________ 216
Temperature gauge ______
65
Driving in hot weather_____ 173
Driving in cold weather ____ 172
Coolant _______________ 195
Coolant capacity_________ 260
Wipers and washers______
77
Washers _______________ 203
Washer jets ____________ 203
Important considerations for driving 144
Turbo unit ___________________ 191
Engine, technical data __________ 260
Manual transmission ___________ 150
Automatic transmission 3 _______ 151
Automatic transmission,
technical data ________________ 264
Manual gearbox, technical data___ 264
Jump starting _________________ 186
Battery ______________________ 199
Charging/replacing the battery____ 200
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Warning labels
Radiator fan Radiator fan may start at any time.
Brake fluid CLEAN FILLER CAP BEFORE REMOVING. USE ONLY DOT 4 FLUID FROM SEALED CON- TAINER.
Coolant: Never open when engine hot!
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. KEEP OUT OF REACH OF CHILDREN
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
authorized personnel only. For instructions consult
workshop manual.
The A/C system complies with SAE J639.
Charge: 825 g of R134a.
Compressor oil: PAG oil SP-10 alt.
Saab oil 4759106
Oil amount: See workshop manual.
(cid:129) AVOID SPARKS AND OPEN FLAMES,
NO SMOKING
(cid:129) WEAR EYE PROTECTION (cid:129) KEEP OUT OF REACH OF CHILDREN (cid:129) ACID (cid:129) SEE OWNER’S MANUAL (cid:129) FLAMMABLE GAS
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Contact a Saab dealer if a xenon headlight requires replacement. This label is only found on cars with xenon head- lights.
WARNING EVEN WITH ADVANCED AIR BAGS (cid:129) Children can be killed or seriously
injured by the air bag.
(cid:129) The back seat is the safest place for
(cid:129) Never put a rear-facing child seat in
(cid:129) Always use seat belts and child
children.
the front.
restraints.
Jack Use only on specified vehicles. Safe working load 1100 kg. Use on level firm ground only. Do not get under a vehicle that is supported only by a jack, use vehicle sup- port stands. For more information see your owner´s manual.
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Examples of symbols that can be found in your car
Buckle up
Headlights
Direction indicators
Windshield wipers
Windshield washers
Coolant temperature
Battery charging
Radiator fan
Fuel
No sparks, fla- mes or smo- king.
Use protective goggles
Keep out of reach of children.
Battery acid contains sulfuric acid.
Refer to the Owner’s Manual.
Risk of explosive gas.
Airbag
Never place a rear-facing child seat in this seat.
Electric windows
Deactivating of rear window switches
Central locking, lock
Central locking, unlock
Trunk lid/tailgate, opening
Parking lights
Defroster
Foot brake
Hazard warning lights
Rear window heating
Ventilation fan
Front fog lights
Rear fog light
Coolant level
Engine oil pressure
ABS brakes
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Safety
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Safety
Seats _______________ Head restraint ________ Safety belts __________ Child safety __________ Airbag_______________
18 21 12 22 29
3 Asterisk means: equipment not fitted in all cars (can depend on model variant, engine variant, market specification, options or accessories).
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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 car occupants.
(cid:129) Child safety, see page 22. (cid:129) Check that the locking tongue is prop-
erly locked in the belt lock.
(cid:129) In the event of a crash, the rear-seat passengers not wearing a seatbelt 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 pro- vided 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. Bear in mind that in certain states/provinces it is a legal requirement for all occupants of the car to wear a safety belt. Safety belt reminder When the ignition is switched on, the ”FAS- TEN BELTS” reminder will light up until the driver fastens the safety belt. 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 (25 km/h). The text Use your seatbelts. 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.
FASTEN BELTS
Safety
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Correctly positioned safety belt
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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 occupant 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) If two people share a belt, they risk
injury by being crushed together in the event of a crash.
(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.
(cid:129) Refrain from tilting the backrest more than
necessary, as the safety belt provides better protection when the seat is in a 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.
Belt height adjustment The front safety belts and the outside belts in the rear (9-5 Sedan) are equipped with automatic height adjustment. After fastening the belt, grasp it at chest height, pull it out and, without letting go, allow the slack to be taken up by the reel. Make sure that the belt is well in on the shoulder.
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To fasten the belt
Press the red button to release the belt
To release the belt, press the red button on the belt buckle, as illustrated. See page 239 for the checking of belt func- tion, cleaning, etc.
Front safety belts Fasten the belt by pulling the belt and insert- ing the tongue in 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. Then grip the belt at the shoulder, pull it out and, without letting go, allow the slack to be taken up by the reel. Make sure that the belt is well in on the shoulder. Because the lower belt-anchorage points are on the seat, the belt buckle follows the movement of the seat during seat adjust- ment.
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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.
Safety
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Safety belt, rear seat
WARNING
(cid:129) Make sure that the belt does not
become trapped when the backrest is folded down or raised (see page 129).
(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.
Safety belt pretensioners The belts of the front seats are fitted with automatic pretensioners and force limiters. These are activated in the event of a severe frontal or rear-end crash and a side-on col- lision, provided that the safety belts are being worn. The pretensioners serve to reduce the for- ward movement of the body by tensioning the belt. The force limiters reduce belt loads on the body by "loosening" the safety belt to absorb the body’s kinetic energy as gradu- ally as possible. The safety belt pretensioners are not acti- vated by vehicle rollover.
WARNING
If the car is involved in a crash, the safety belts, belt pretensioners and other com- ponents must be inspected by an autho- rized Saab dealer and replaced as neces- sary. Never make any alterations or repairs to the safety belt yourself. Visit an autho- rized Saab dealer for any necessary repairs.
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Three-point safety belts are provided for all three rear seat passengers. Fasten the belt by pulling out the strap care- fully and inserting the tongue in the lock. Check that it is securely fastened. Then grip the diagonal part of the strap near the lock and pull the belt upwards towards the shoulder to tighten the lap strap. The lap strap should lie low over the hips. The diagonal part should lie as far in on the shoulder as possible. To release the belt, press the red button on the belt lock. See page 239 for the checking of belt func- tion, cleaning, etc.
Safety belt, rear seat
Securing an item on the rear seat
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(cid:129) Each belt assembly must only be used by one occupant; it is dangerous to put a belt around a child being carried on the occupant´s lap.
(cid:129) No modifications or additions should be made by the user which will either prevent the safety belt adjusting device from operating to remove slack, or prevent the safety belt assembly from being adjusted to remove slack.
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WARNING
(cid:129) Safety belts are designed to bear upon
the bony structure of the body, and should be worn low across the front of the pelvis or the pelvis, chest and shoulders, as applicable; wearing the lap section of the belt across the abdominal area must be avoided.
(cid:129) Safety belts should be adjusted as firmly as possible, consistent with comfort, to provide the protection for which they have been designed. A loose belt will greatly reduce the pro- tection afforded to the wearer.
(cid:129) Care should be taken to avoid contam- ination of the webbing with polishes, oils and chemicals, and particularly battery acid. Cleaning may safely be carried out using mild soap and water. The belt should be replaced if webbing becomes frayed, contaminated or damaged.
(cid:129) It is essential to replace the entire
assembly after it has been worn in a severe impact even if damage to the assembly is not obvious.
(cid:129) Belts should not be worn with straps
twisted.
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Seats
WARNING
The seats are actuated by powerful motors. Bear this in mind when adjusting the seat, and make sure that nothing gets caught and damaged. Ensure that noth- ing can be trapped when adjusting the seat. Bear in mind that children can be injured if they play with the electrically-operated seats. Always remove the ignition key when you leave the car. This prevents personal injury caused by the electrically adjust- able seats, for example, due to children playing.
Both front seats are electrically operated. On certain models the driver´s seat is equipped with a memory function. To facilitate getting into the car, both seats can be adjusted when either of the front doors is open. For safety reasons, if the door is closed, the seat can only be adjusted when the ignition is ON. Note, however, that both seats can be adjusted for 30 seconds after both doors have been closed.
The following seat adjustments can be
made to achieve a comfortable driving
position:
(cid:129) height
(cid:129) legroom
(cid:129) backrest rake angle
(cid:129) lumbar support 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 seat tilt angle
4 backrest rake angle
Lastly, adjust the steering wheel (see
page 114).
WARNING
Never adjust the driver’s seat except when the car is stationary.
Side airbags (see page 36).
Head restraint (see page 21).
Height To raise the seat, lift the lower control straight up. To lower the seat, press the lower control down. The same control can be used to adjust the height of the front and rear edges of the seat independently.
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Legroom adjustment To adjust the legroom, push the lower con- trol forward or back.
Backrest rake angle To adjust the backrest, move the upper con- trol forward or back.
Lumbar support 3
Turn the smaller wheel for stepless adjust-
ment of the lumbar support.
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 and in particular a rear-end collision.
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Memory driver’s seat 3
In certain models the driver´s seat is
equipped with a programmable memory
function. This function also includes the
door mirrors.
Adjust the seat and door mirrors.
To save the settings, press and hold the M
button and, at the same time, press one of
the preselect buttons (1, 2 or 3). The Saab
Information Display (SID) will chime to con-
firm that the settings have been saved.
To recall the programmed settings, press