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Did you check if the rod from the wastegate actuator to the wastegate arm is
properly connected ? I lost the split (or whatever it's called) that's
keeping it all together, and a lot of power with it. Replacement is 3
minutes and zero cost.
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Per
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- 01-23 05:03 PM #1dfraGuest
1996 9000cs lpt
My 96 Saab 9000 has recently suffered a noticeable reduction in power. At
the same gas consumption increased dramatically.
I think the turbo charger is not functioning. Any ideas ?
Thank-you in advance,
Kirk
- 01-23 06:33 PM #2PerGuest
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- 01-23 07:59 PM #3dfraGuest
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Looking down at the turbo, where would the rod be and what size is it ?
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- 01-23 10:15 PM #4LauraKGuest
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>Looking down at the turbo, where would the rod be and what size is it ?
Try this site:
http://www.saab9000.com/procedures/index.html
It has some good descriptions of repair procedures for the 9000 with pictures
that have parts labeled.
Don't know if that specific one is on it, though.
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- 01-24 05:43 PM #5PerGuest
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Excellent point, this link has a picture of the stuff I was thinking about:
http://www.saab9000.com/procedures/exhaust/baseboostadj.html
second picture, 'retaining clip'.
Lift the front (support on stands!), slip in under it, and take a look. 10
minute operation.
regards
Per
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