Saab Repair/Expert Profile


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all questions on 1990 and newer vehicles

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12 years

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aa degree in automotive electronics

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Saab Master tech, ASE master tech

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Recent Answers from Jim Geyer

2009-10-28 2006 Saab 9-5:

1)What do you mean by module? The key cylinders on these have a tendency to stick, not pop up,when the key is removed. This fools the car into thinking the key is still in the ignition which is why the

2009-09-28 2000 SAAB 9-3 sedan leaky drivers door:

I would remove the driver side visor and it's mount as well as the a-oillar trim. on the front of the sunroof assy is a hose, sometimes these break, then it will leak at the front area by the door.If not

2009-09-25 ABS and Brake Light:

Possible problem with the abs control unit losing communication with the rest of the car. You need to get the codes read when the light is on. If you can't pull codes when the light is on then the control

2009-09-22 alternator 93 turbo:

There is a ground wire that goes from the alternator to the mounting bracket, be sure that is there still. Frequently people remove it when they do an alternator and they don't put it back. Are you sure

2009-09-11 Convertible Top - Manual Close on '95 900SE:

When you pull the red lever behind the seat it pops out the rear tonneau motor, this allows you to move the top manually. In order to close it you need to put the red lever back in it's starting position

 

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