SAAB 9-5 Refinement - Part 2 "The Aero donor car"
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- Опубликовано: 29 сен 2024
- I wanted a rear OEM wing for the Red 9-5 and I found this -02 9-5 Aero, with a OEM rear wing and some goddies inside, and the best part was that I manage to get the whole car for less than a used OEM wing, so winwin!
The plan was just to take it to the garage, remove the wing and some interior parts, and sell the rest of the car in parts/take it to the junkyard. But it would also be fun to made it start again, after being standing still on grass/mud for over one year. So, here it goes!
No matter what, I will give the car a big clean later on.
Music in video: Skeler - No Limits (feat. Milash) (Skeler Remix) - ID 5 & DaniLeigh
Thanks to Jonas & Johannes!
I enjoyed your video. It would be a shame to scrap the car. I would love to see this lovely Saab wagon restored.
Thanks!
Yes I agree, will see in part 3 later on.
Hello, can you make a walkthrough video with the "Denso Navigation Unit"?, Would be fun to see One in HD
My bad it appears to be a Kenwood, Still possible for a walkthrough with it?
@@Desynccc Yes, Kenwood is correct. I sure can do a walkthrough for it. Do you want to see anything special?
@@JWMotorsport Oh yeah! I'd love to see the settings of it and how it functions. As we have a saab we're looking to get something OEM
@@Desynccc I will do that! If the car have too many issues with rust etc. and not worth to keep, I will sell it in parts and by that the Kenwood nav with all the devices etc. can be up for sale if that's intresting.
That chain noise is easily fixed by replacing the top rubber chain "guide". Over time these turn into hard plastic and it starts to sound like the chain is slapping against the valve cover. I replaced this and the belt with pulleys on my 363k km 9000 CSE 2.3T Jubileum. Sounded like a new engine after this. Its cheap and easy. :)
This sounds perfect!
Thanks for the advice! :)
Keep it and save it! Would be great to follow up the nice car and owner :)
Thanks man! Now when the car is running and all, I might restore and save it :)
In my mind i think you need keep it because it's Aero
Yeah, like a small "side-project". Would be great to fix it up and make it thru the car inspection.
that rear wheel arch looks bad....
Yes, totally! Now when the car is running and all, I might fix all the things, incl the rust and rear wheel arch. I'm not an rust/body repair expert, but I will try!
Donor car has unscractech or less scratched alloy wheels and better light bulbs in the headlights
I depending on the state of the engine of both cars, i would move all the better things to one. Make your vector an Aero or make that Aero nice again
I would keep it if I were you. It s an aero and the carbon panel looks so great.
Yes, I hope she's a keeper! Will have a closer look at the rust issue and engine later on and make a decision after that. Cheers mate
I also bought a Saab aero 2002 but I have some sounds coming from the engine... I still do not know what it is... May be you have some suggestions.
Hi,
Can you describe the sound a little better?
Save it - it’s better than the one I’m using as a daily. :)
😊請問9-5水箱風扇在引擎工作溫度多少度運転?
風扇轉速有幾段?😀
Can you take this in english please?
Nice videoseries, keep it going!
Hello! I saw you haul the combi with a trailer...How far did you travel hauling the car? I purchased one and it's located more then 1,000 kilometers from my home, What was your experience? I read the 9-5 owner's manual about trailering and it said if the cargo exceeds 3,500 pounds (1,589 kg) the trailer must have it's owns brakes. I don't wanna twist or damage my 2004 9-5 Aero. The car to be hauled it's a 2002 Saab 9-5 2.3t with automatic transmission, so I'll take out the front axels to avoid transmission damage. I'm planning to use a tow bar and preventive lights. Please send me your reccomendations, thanks!
Hi Juan!
Nice to hear about your new Saab!
Yes, a friend with a trailer did it for me. We had the Saab on the trailer for ~150km only, rural road/highway.
Yes, the trailer should have own brakes.
You don't need to take out the axels, just drive the car on the trailer, strap it on all four wheels (hard) and put it in park and lock the handbrake.
And off course, take it easy and don't drive too fast!
Here is a pic how the trailer we used looks like (you can see it in the video, but it might be to dark to see it complete): 03.cdn37.se/Ww/images/2.69528/3504-a4.jpeg
Good luck mate!
Keep it!
Hopefully she's a keeper and I can restore/keep it. Will have a closer look at the rust, engine sound etc. soon and make a decision after that.
I think you should just move over everything you can like the foglights and other electronics.
The red 9-5 already has the "new Aero foglights" so that would be a downgrade to install this ones on the red 9-5, but I will move over as much as I can.
Keep it!!!
Why did they stop using it? Not even a check engine light. 😕
Because of the wheel bearing.
AMAZINGNES!!!