Questions & Answers for: remove saab shifter

Saab 1996 900s 2.3 i 5 speed man. Can you please tell me what I will need to do. Like removing center console and how to get to the old switch etc. Thank you Cheers You take all the center console and

...Saab shifters break off and mine did. Got a new one, removed old one with three screws but the bottom unit is in a round shifting ball keeper with shifting shaft towards the motor. How do I get the ...

...Saab 2006 9 3. The shift knob falls off. It just pushes back on and the metal part has some ridges. Should I use an adhesive to fix it? Any particular type? I own a 2006 9-3 Aero convertible and ...

remove the fuse box that sits on the driver side. You should be able to see the clutch cable insulation. If there is any damage to the insulation replace the cable. This cable has an automatic tension

...saab 900s You may find that this job is quite difficult as the transmission needs to come out, drive shafts, shifter, etc. Not a task for a novice, fairly complicated... You will need a hoist, as ...

...Remove the console that surrounds the shifter. This may require removing the shifter handle, too, but it may not be necessary. There will be a screw on the back of the shifter's handle. If it is ...

saab 900s Option A remove driver side seat insert the key and turn to midway between "lock" and "accessories" position, push stiff wire tool such as metal coat hanger, into the hole in the side of the

saab 900 5 speed ...1998..seems some kind of trick to it with system? The ignition is in the center console between the front seats.Depress the clutch and put the shifter into reverse position.Put the

Saab 900: ABS light has been on for awhile, now check engine, and check gearbox lights are on. The car will go into limp home mode and all gauges will go nuts and then it will be fine. i have had that

...saab 9-5, automatic: help! engine turns on, but can't get shifter out of park; AND can't turn key all the way to the left to remove it, so the key is stuck too. Fuse #1 is fine. There's a safety ...