Service programme, general
Service programme, general |
This Service Manual, 1 Service, contains our recommendations for pre-delivery and maintenance service on model year 1994-1997 Saab 900 cars.
These recommendations are based on design constraints, the requirements of the authorities, and practical usage. The mileage intervals for checking and replacing consumable items are based on this. However, due to the relationship between time and mileage, some operating conditions will make annual service more suitable.
The owner's Service Card supplied with the Service Logbook is marked M94-97.
Contents |
The Manual begins with instructions for acceptance inspection of a new car and car in-storage care. This is followed by a run-down of the pre-delivery and maintenance programmes, which are covered point by point in methodical order. After the service programmes comes a description of the methods and relevant technical data for each service point.
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In all service work it is essential to follow the service schedule to be sure of carrying out the right service at the recommended service interval. The service schedule for the car's indicated mileage is itemized in the car's Service Logbook. |
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Acceptance and storage |
On acceptance of a new car, its specification must be checked. The car must also be inspected for damage. Defects and departures from the specification must be reported in accordance with special procedures. Afterwards, the car must be inspected during the time it is parked in storage to be sure that it is properly cared for while waiting for its new owner.
Pre-delivery service |
Customers base their opinions of Saab and you as a dealer on the condition of the car when it is collected. So pay attention to even the smallest details, such as making sure that there are no oil stains or smudges of dirt anywhere on the car, that the clock shows the right time, and so on.
All inspection, checking and adjustment points must be carried out conscientiously. Apart from this, unforeseeable defects may have been caused during transport and storage. These are to be regarded as repairs.
Maintenance programmes |
The programmes consist of service measures that must be carried out to maintain the car's high standard of safety and prevent faults from arising. They are also designed to ensure that the car will conform to exhaust emission control regulations, maintain a high standard of roadworthiness and be economical in use.
The service programmes have been prepared with regard to the operating conditions that are typical for the market in which the car is to be used. To ensure that the customer's car is given the correct service, the owner's Service Card is marked with a code next to the card's part number.
Maintenance is covered by service programmes at three levels, depending on the market.
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Saab Original Service Programme EU
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Saab Original Service Programme PA
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Saab Original Service programme FE/ME
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Annual service |
Annual service is recommended when the service interval mileages are not attained. The next service should then be carried out as shown by the rubber-stamp spaces in the Service Logbook.
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Inspection points and the replacement of consumable items which are subject to legal requirements should be carried out at the specified odometer readings only. These are marked with an asterisk : in the service programme. |
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