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11 August 2013 #21
Burnsside - I didn't think mine was broken, but my tech said it was. How do you know without removing it? What is there to look for? thx!
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17 January 2014 #22
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Hi, I have the same problem with my SAAB 9-3 and have been told that i need part 4927976 and have been waiting 4 months for my mechanics to get the part.
So i have decided to do it myself and order the part online and with some help fit it myself.
Whats the point of having a convertible that doesn't convert !
So i just want to know were you able to fit the part successfully?
Thanx
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18 January 2014 #23
Hi Michelle, my issue that a pin was missing (probably broken).
If you look at this photo: http://saabworld.net/attachments/f7/...808_133913.jpg
You'll see that at the top you see a pin sticking out, the one at the bottom is missing there. I went to a garage and they machined a new pin that fit's exactly and now it works fine.
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18 January 2014 #24
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18 January 2014 #25
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25 January 2014 #26
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- 23 Jul 2013
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- 2001 SE Turbo Convertible
can you upload a pic of the location of that u-joint in relation to the vehicle, please? i'm having the same problem...
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23 March 2014 #27
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- 2003 9-3 Convertible
Wow, this is a great discussion. I hope some of you folks are still here. Same problem but need to go on a four day trip with car before time to fix. I notice the cover is opening slightly less and less and now the top catches on the way up and down. Am I hurting anything using my vert? I just get out and slightly pull the cover to uncatch the top. Don't want to do further damage. After the top is free, operation is perfect. THANKS baldfield@aol.com
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23 March 2014 #28
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- 2001 SE Turbo Convertible
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23 March 2014 #29
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- 2003 9-3 Convertible
Thank you. Quick reply. I will get to the mechanic when I get back. The operation flows well (I remember how it sounded when low) but we will check. Do you think I am hurting anything using it anyway? I know I am asking a crystal ball question but I can't see how I am.
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23 March 2014 #30
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- 2001 SE Turbo Convertible
i can't imagine how you'd hurt anything by using it. either you have a bad u-joint (as illustrated above) or you are low on fluid. also check to see if the hinges need lubrication. do the easy stuff first...