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Saab: 92 900S rough at 3000 rpm

  1. #1
    John
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    92 900S rough at 3000 rpm

    Greetings fellow Saab'ers.

    I have a problem that I would like to get some advice on.

    I have a 92 900S 16v with 86K on the clock. It is an
    awesomely fun car to drive - which I do daily.

    Just this past week, I noticed that when I try and run
    at a constant speed and the engine is turning over at
    3000 RPM, the engine acts as though is caught in a
    mini-accelerate - decelerate cycle. Moving the engine
    RPM's up or down 200RPM causes the engine to run smoothly.
    I have no hesitations when accelerating through 3000 RPM,
    only when running at 3000 RPMs.

    I am befuddled. I am running some STP fuel injector cleaner
    through this tank and will see if that changes anything.

    Has anyone ever seen this issue. If you have, what did you
    need to do to correct it?

    Thank you.

    John
    Atlanta, GA
    92 900S (my first Saab)

  2. #2
    LanceM
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    Re: 92 900S rough at 3000 rpm

    John Anderson wrote: 

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    Is this an manual or auto? I have a similar issue w/a 91 900S 5spd (also
    LH 2.4.2), that has been to two master Saab techs w/o resolve. I'm
    attempting DIY. I can provide some suggestions, pending if you want to
    DIY and/or what tools you have

    Have you checked your Throttle Position Sensor for drop-out?

    Lance

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    alancemor....AT..yahoo.....DOT...com

  3. #3
    John
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    Re: 92 900S rough at 3000 rpm

    LanceM wrote:

    {snip} 
    Is this an manual or auto? I have a similar issue w/a 91 900S 5spd (also
    LH 2.4.2), that has been to two master Saab techs w/o resolve. I'm
    attempting DIY. I can provide some suggestions, pending if you want to
    DIY and/or what tools you have

    Have you checked your Throttle Position Sensor for drop-out?

    Lance

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    It is a 5-speed.

    I am fairly competent around an auto - I don't have any special
    tools (exepct for the gearshift housing tool) for the SAAB.

    How do you check the Throttle Position Sensor for drop-out?

    Regards,
    John

  4. #4
    LanceM
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    Re: 92 900S rough at 3000 rpm

    John Anderson wrote:

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    You'll need something like a multimeter to measure resistance. Remove
    TPS conn harness at TB. One probe on terminal 1, other on terminal 3 (of
    TPS itself, not the wiring). Completely open or close the throttle _very
    slowly_. Should see continuously variable ~1100 - 3000 ohms resistance,
    w/o any drop-outs.

    Can more definitively ck voltage: steady power, variable signal, and
    ground at TPS and ECU, w/an oscilloscope (above is fairly good, tho)

    Alternatively, can get another TPS new or used (Bosch PN is on TPS, and
    the exact same part is used on _lots_ of early 90s imports)

    Bentley service manual highly recommended for DIY

    Lance

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    alancemor....AT..yahoo.....DOT...com

  5. #5
    John
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    Re: 92 900S rough at 3000 rpm

    LanceM wrote:
     
    Thank you.


    I have the Bentley and will be investigating this week. I will post
    results.

    Regards,
    John

  6. #6
    John
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    Re: 92 900S rough at 3000 rpm

    LanceM wrote:
     
    Well, I metered across 1`& 3 on the TPS and have zero conductance until
    you reach 1/2-way - then between 2300 & 3000 ohms. It looks like time for
    a new TPS.

    Any recommendations for a source? I see that eEuroparts has it for $34.99
    and allsaabparts.com has it for 38.

    Thanks!

    John




 

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