Saab 9-5 Quick Reference Manual

Brand: Saab

Model: 9-5

Category: Cars

Type: Quick Reference Manual

Saab 9-5

Below you can find brief product information for Saab 9-5. Please read your Owner Manual for complete details about your vehicle safety features.

Saab 9-5 comes equipped with an array of safety features to keep you and your passengers protected on the road. These features include:

Safety belts: The single most effective safety device in your car. Always wear your safety belt, and make sure all passengers are buckled up as well.
Airbags: Saab 9-5 has airbags for the driver and front passenger, as well as side airbags for both rows of seats. These airbags help to protect you in the event of a collision.

Saab 9-5

Below you can find brief product information for Saab 9-5. Please read your Owner Manual for complete details about your vehicle safety features.

Saab 9-5 comes equipped with an array of safety features to keep you and your passengers protected on the road. These features include:

Safety belts: The single most effective safety device in your car. Always wear your safety belt, and make sure all passengers are buckled up as well.
Airbags: Saab 9-5 has airbags for the driver and front passenger, as well as side airbags for both rows of seats. These airbags help to protect you in the event of a collision.

In-car safety &

Quick Reference Guide

In-car safety

Safety Belts

Safety belts are the single most effective safety

devices in your vehicle. DO NOT let anybody,

including rear seat passengers, ride in the

vehicle without buckling their safety belts, or

child safety seats.

To wear the safety belt properly (for adults only):

1 Close and lock the door.

2 Adjust the seat so you can sit up straight.

3 Pick up the latch plate and pull the belt

across you.

4 Push the latch plate into the buckle until it

clicks.

5 Check that the belt fits snugly. The lap part

of the belt should be worn low and snug on

the hips, just touching the thighs. The shoul-

der belt should go over the shoulder and

across the chest. To make the lap part tight,

pull up on the shoulder belt.

Note: The following is an overview of your

vehicle safety features and is not intended to

replace the specific instructions found in

your vehicle Owner Manual. Please read

your Owner Manual for complete details

about your vehicle safety features.

FASTEN BELTS

Safety belts are the single most effective safety

devices in your car. DO NOT let anyone, includ-

ing rear seat passengers, ride in the car without

being buckled up.

Grasp the belt, pull it out and allow the slack to

be taken up by the reel. The belt must be well in

on the shoulder.

Front seat Rear seat,

Sedan

Rear seat,

SportCombi

Adjust the head restraint so that it provides the

best possible support for your head.

Do not use mobile phone while driving. If you

are an OnStar subscriber, you may press the

blue button to connect you with an OnStar Advi-

sor (if equipped). The red button is an emer-

gency button.

Children from 3-12 years -15-36 kg/33-80 lbs,

shorter than 140 cm (56 inches) - should be

seated in separate child seats or on booster

cushions. Ensure that the child is seated as far

back as possible. Check that the belt is fastened

and that it fits snugly, low across the hips and

well in on the shoulder.

NEVER fit a child seat in front of the passenger

AIRBAG. DEATH or SERIOUS INJURY can

occur. Children under 13 years of age or shorter

than 140 cm (56 inches) should travel in the rear

seat. Do not put objects between the airbags

and occupants.

Correct seat position-

ing is vital for your

safety. Sit in an upright

position and not too

close to the instrument

panel.

ALWAYS move the driver’s seat as far rear-

wards as practically possible for maximum

safety and control. The airbag needs space to

inflate.

When the airbag is activated, all of the doors are

unlocked while the interior/exterior lighting and

the hazard warning lights are illuminated at the

same time

LATCH (Lower Anchorages & Top tethers for

Children) consists of two types of attachments

for child restraints in the rear seat, the lower

anchorages and the top tether. The lower

anchorages are two rigid bars located in the

seat bight.

Position the rear view

mirrors prior to driving,

for best field of view.

If trapped within the trunk, you may pull the

trunk release handle to open the trunk lid.

ALWAYS secure heavy, bulky loads to the lash-

ing eyes in the luggage compartment. Place the

load as low and as far forward as possible

against the rear seat backrest. The floor and

side nets should only be used to secure light

objects.

SportCombi: NEVER stack loads above the

edge of the back rest unless a cargo net or

cargo grille is being used.

Children from 0-3 years (0-18 kg/0-40 lbs) must

ALWAYS ride in an appropriate child seat.

Make sure that the child seat is securely

mounted, according to the manufactures

instructions. Saab recommends rearward

facing child restraints.

National and/or regional laws regarding use of

child restraints and their attachments may

apply. Always follow the child restraint manu-

facturer’s instructions.

IB1833

If you have to put a load on a seat, secure it prop-

erly with the safety belt. NEVER use the parcel

shelf for storage and NEVER place unsecured

luggage on the rear seat.

1 Light switches

2 Traction Control/

Electronic Stability

Program,OFF

3 High/Low beam/

Direction indicators/

Cruise Control

4 Trip computer SID

5 Wipers/Washers

6 Audio system

7 Hazard warning lights

8 Passenger airbag

9 Climate control

system

10 Ignition lock.

To remove the key:

Manual gearbox: Gear lever

in R position.

Automatic transmission must

be in park.

11 Electric window

12 Electrically heated

front seats

13 Steering wheel

adjustment

14 Hood release handle

The purpose of this Quick Reference Guide is

to give You a quick overview of some important

features in the car.

3 Asterisk means: equipment not fitted in all cars

(can depend on model variant, engine variant,

market specification, options or accessories).

Cruise control

The light comes on when the system is

engaged.

Electronic Stability Program active

(ESP)

This light comes on whenever Elec-

tronic Stability Program is active.

Electronic Stability Program OFF

(ESP)

This light goes on when Electronic

Stability Program is switched off with

the ESP button.

Rear fog light

This light indicates when the rear fog

light is on.

High beam

This light shows when the high beam is

on.

Indicator, open door

Indicates which door (or tailgate)

is open.

Automatic tire pressure

monitoring

The tire pressure has decreased by

5,8 psi (40 kPa) or more below the rec-

ommended pressure or a fault has

occured.

Brake warning*

This light indicates when the brake fluid

level is too low.

Handbrake

This light comes on when the parking

brake is applied.

ABS warning*

This warning light illuminates when a

fault arises in the antilock system.

Airbag*

This light comes on if a potentially seri-

ous fault has occured in the airbag

system.

SPORT mode Indicator

On cars with automatic transmission,

the indicator light comes on when the S

(sport) button on the selector lever has

been pressed (position N or D).

In this mode, the gear changes occur

later, at higher engine revs, giving the

engine and transmission a sportier feel.

Note: This mode is deselected auto-

matically when the lever is

moved to P, R, M or L

* Contact a dealer as soon as possible. We recom-

mend that you contact your Saab dealer.

Instrument and controls

(US speedometer shown)

Warning, charging*

This light will come on if the battery is

discharging. If it comes on while driv-

ing, stop the car as soon as possible

and switch off the engine.

Oil pressure warning*

This light will come on if the engine oil

pressure is too low.

Gear selector indicator, automatic

transmission

Gear selected manually.

Engine malfunction*

This light indicates a malfunction in the

fuel or ignition system.

Automatic transmission, fault

indicator*

On a car with automatic transmission,

this warning symbol is illuminated if a

fault has been detected in the transmis-

sion.

Xenon headlight fault indicator*

This light indicates that there is a fault

in the Xenon head-light system, which

consists of xenon headlights and auto-

matic levelling system. If a fault arises

in the Xenon headlight system, the

headlights will automatically be angled

down.

Remaining fuel

This light comes on when there is less

than about 2.5 gallons (10 litre) of fuel

in the tank.

* Contact a dealer as soon as possible. We recom-

mend that you contact your Saab dealer.

Light switches

See your Owner’s Manual, section Instruments

and controls).

Daytime running lights

Parking lights

Headlights

Rear fog lights

Wipers

0OFF

1 Intermittent/rain sensor wiping

2 Low speed

3 High speed

4 Washers (pull the lever to the steering wheel)

5 Sets wiper delay/rain sensor sensitivity

upper position: long delay/high sensitivity

lower position: short interval/low sensitivity

6 Rear window wiper (SportCombi)

Rainsensor 3: If the engine is switched off, the

stalk switch must be moved to (0) and back

to (1) to reactivate the rain sensor.

(See Owner’s Manual, section Instruments

and controls).

Cruise Control/Direction

Indicators

1 Engage/disengage (ON/OFF)

Temporarily disengage (CANCEL)

Re-engage/reduce set speed (RESUME/-)

2 Set speed (SET/+)

Increase set speed (SET/+)

3 Direction indicators

To engage the cruise control system

Slide the control to the left (1). The indicator

lamp on the instrument panel will light.

To set the speed

When the car is travelling at the desired speed,

press the SET/+ button (2).

To disengage the cruise control system

The system can be disengaged in several ways:

• Depress the brake pedal or clutch pedal.

• Slide the control (1) to CANCEL.

• Set the control (1) in the OFF position.

Cruise control is disengaged if the ESP system

is operative for more than 1 second.

Frequently asked questions (FAQ)

Can I disengage the cruise control

temporarily?

Yes. Slide the control (1) slightly to the left and

release it.

Can I increase speed temporarily?

Yes. Accelerate, without changing down a gear

(manual transmission), for example to overtake.

When you release the accelerator, the car will

return to the set speed.

Can I increase the set speed without

restarting the system?

Yes, in several ways:

• Accelerate to the desired speed. Then press

SET/+ (2).

• Press SET/+ (2). The speed increases by

1 mph (1.6 km/h) for each press.

• Press and hold SET/+ (2) until the desired

speed is reached.

Can I decrease the set speed without

restarting the system?

Yes, in several ways:

• Brake to the desired speed. Then press

SET/+ (2).

• Jog the control (1) to the right (RESUME/-).

The speed will decrease by 1 mph (1.6 km/h).

Repeat if you wish to reduce speed further.

• Hold the control (1) in the RESUME/- position

until the desired speed is reached.

(See your Owner’s Manual, section Starting and

driving).

Audio System

1 Information on MP3 disc or radio text

2 Tone and speaker settings/change CD track or

MP3 file/manual station search

3 Select the settings menu

4 Select page with favorite radio stations

5 Menu buttons

6 No function on US-/CA-cars

7Select XM

3 program type

8 Load CD or MP3 disc (only with CD changer

installed)

9 Eject CD or MP3 disc

10 Activate radio

Change frequency band

11 Automatic tuning

Change track/file on CD or MP3 disc

12 Automatic tuning

Change track/file on CD or MP3 disc

13 (Press) On/Off

(Turn) Volume

14 Manual tuning

Rapid play of track/file on CD or MP3 disc

15 Manual tuning

Rapid play of track/file on CD or MP3 disc

16 Activate CD media or portable player (AUX input)

Switching on the system

• Press the ON/OFF button (13).

Manual tone and speaker settings

• Press the tone control knob (2) to show the

settings menu.

• Select settings options with one of the menu

buttons (5).

• Adjust the settings with the tone control

knob (2).

Centering tone and speaker settings

Hold the tone control knob (2) depressed until a

chime sounds to center all tone and speaker

settings.

Automatic tone setting

• Press the tone control knob (2) to show the

settings menu.

• Press the menu button (5) for the menu option

Auto EQ.

• Select required tone setting with one of the

menu buttons (5).

Switching on the radio

• Press the RADIO BAND button (10).

• Select any favorites page with the FAV button

(4). Select station with one of the menu

buttons (5).

Switching on the CD player

• Load a disc or press the CD AUX button (16).

Start the CD changer

• Press the CD AUX button (16) if one or more

discs are loaded or load with disc(s).

Start the MP3 player

• Load a disc or press the CD AUX button (16).

Radio

Automatic tuning

Press one of the SEEK buttons (11 or 12). The

radio searches the frequency band and stops at

the closest strong station.

Manual tuning

Turn the tone control knob (2) or press the REV

button (14) or the FWD button (15). Release the

knob/button to stop at the required frequency.

Manually storing a station

• Press the FAV button (4) to select the required

favorites page where the station shall be

stored.

• Press and hold the menu button (5) which

corresponds to the storage location. A chime

is heard when the storing is complete.

Preset station buttons

• Select station by first pressing the FAV button

(4) and then one of the menu buttons (5).

You can also press or on the steering

wheel to select another preset station.

Finding a XM

-station

• Press the RADIO BAND button (10) until the

frequency is displayed.

• Press the PTY button (7) to display the cate-

gory labels. Continue pressing the PTY

button until the desired category name is

displayed.

• Press either of the two pushbuttons (5) below

the desired category label to immediately

tune to the first XM

station associated with

that category.

• Turn the tone control (2) or press the buttons

(5) below the right or left arrows displayed, or

press the SEEK button (11) or (12) to go to the

next or previous XM

station within the

selected category.

• To exit the category search mode, press the

FAV button (4) to display your favorites again.

CD player

Changing tracks

• Turn the tone control (2) or press the SEEK

buttons (11 or 12)/steering wheel button or

The track number is shown on the display.

Rapid play

• Press and hold the REV or FWD button (14 or

15) for rapid play. Release the button to end

rapid play and continue playing the current

track.

CD changer 3

The CD changer can be loaded with CD and

MP3 discs.

Loading a disc

• Press the LOAD button (8). The following

appears on the display: Please Wait.

• Wait until the following appears on the

display: Insert CD.

• Load the disc in the slot. The following

appears on the display: Loading.

Loading several discs

• Press and hold the LOAD button (8) for

2 seconds. A chime sounds and the following

appears on the display: Please Wait.

• Follow the instructions on the display to load

the discs.

• If you do not wish to load more CDs, press the

LOAD button (8).

Removing a disc

• Press the EJECT button (9). A chime sounds

and the following appears on the display:

Ejecting.

• Remove the disc when the following appears

on the display: Remove CD.

Removing several discs

• Press and hold the EJECT button (9) for

2 seconds. A chime sounds and the following

appears on the display: Ejecting All.

Changing track

Turn the tone control (2) or press the SEEK

buttons (11 or 12)/steering wheel button or

The track number is shown in the display.

Changing discs

• Press the left or right-hand menu button (5)

under the menu option CD.

Change MP3 file/folder

See the MP3 player section.

MP3 player

Selecting/changing MP3 file

• Turn the tone control (2) or press the SEEK

buttons (11 or 12)/steering wheel button

or .

The MP3 file number is shown in the display.

Selecting/changing MP3 folder

• Press the folder symbol’s left-hand menu

button (5) to play the first file in the previous

folder.

• Press the folder symbol’s right-hand menu

button (5) to play the first file in the next folder.

Rapid play

• Press and hold the REV or FWD button (14 or

15) for rapid play. Release the button to end

rapid play and continue playing the current

MP3 file.

Steering wheel controls

Cup holders

Cup holder in fascia

1 Press symbol to open

2 Lift bottom to close

Cup holder in center console compartment

between front seats

Cup holder in rear-seat armrest 3. Press the

edge to open/close.

The most frequently used functions in the audio

system can be selected using the steering

wheel controls. The SID functions are also

governed by these controls.

(See your Owner’s Manual, section Saab 9-5

Audio System).

Cars with automatic transmission (Sentronic)

Manual downchanges

Manual upchanges

SID control

Radio mode: Change between

stored stations

CD mode: Change track/file on CD

or MP3 disc

SID control

Radio mode: Automatic tuning

CD mode: Change to next track/file

on CD or MP3 disc

Switch between AM/FM/XM

, CD,

MP3, CD changer or portable player

Adjust volume

(See your Owner’s Manual, section Starting and

driving).

Cup holders are provided in the fascia, in the

center console compartment between the front

seats and in the rear-seat armrest.

Saab Information Display

SID

The SID display is located in the lower edge of

the speedometer. Depending on equipment

level the following functions can be selected

with the steering wheel button i/SET. The func-

tions are arranged in a continuous, scrolling

loop:

Settings

Set Dist, Alarm and Speed W as follows:

1 Select function with the steering wheel

button i/SET.

2 Press and hold the i/SET button until a

chime is heard and the value is marked.

3 Change the value with the steering wheel

button or .

4 End with a short press on the i/SET button.

When the alarm sounds it is switched off using

the steering wheel button CLR.

Alarm and Speed W are disengaged by means

of first selecting Alarm/Speed W with the i/SET

button and then briefly pressing the CLR button.

(See your Owner’s Manual, section Instru-

ments and controls).

SID 1 SID 2

Ambient temperature Temp Temp

Estimated range with

remaining fuel

- D.T.E

Average fuel

consumption

- Fuel Ø

Distance to destinations -Dist

Average speed -

Speed

Alarm function -Alarm

Speed warning -

Speed

Automatic Climate

Control

1 Temperature setting: LH side

2 AUTO: all settings selected automatically

3 Manual setting of fan speed

4 Defroster

5 Rear-window heating: ON/OFF/Door mirrors

6 Temperature setting: RH side

The ACC system will achieve the desired

temperature in the quickest possible way. Note

that selecting a higher or lower temperature

than that desired will not speed up the process.

For the ACC system to be most effective, all

windows (and sunroof, if fitted) should be

closed.

Starting in cold weather

To start with, the system will automatically

select the defroster setting, maximum heat and

low fan speed. As the engine warms up, air will

also be distributed through the floor vents and

the fan speed will be increased.

Starting in hot weather

The system will automatically distribute air

through the panel vents at high fan speed and

will switch on the A/C compressor (unless the

ECON switch has been pressed). If the outdoor

temperature is above 86°F (30°C), the system

might select recirculation after approximately

45 seconds if this is required in order to reach

the desired temperature.

(See your Owner’s Manual, section Instruments

and controls).

1 Door mirrors

2 Open the trunk lid (Sedan)

Unlock the tailgate (SportCombi)

Seats

1 Seat tilt angle

2 Head restraint, height adjustment

3 Lumbar support (driver’s seat)

4 Backrest rake angle

5 Height adjustment

6 Legroom adjustment

(See your Owner’s Manual, section Safety)

Driver’s door Interior lighting

1 Interior lightning on continuously

2 Lightning comes on when a door is opened

3 LIghtning always off

(See your Owner’s Manual, section Interior

equipment and trunk).

Pass-through hatch

(Sedan only)

Fold down the armrest and raise the hatch by

lifting the handle.

(See your Owner’s Manual, section Interior

equipment and trunk).

1 Lock all doors/setting the alarm

2 Unlock all doors/disarm the alarm

First press: Unlock the driver’s door

Second press: Unlock the rest of the doors

3 To open the trunk (Sedan)

Unlock the tailgate (SportCombi)

Locks

Central locking (operated from inside the car)

Panic-function

Activate:

• Push and hold one of the buttons on the key

for 2 seconds or...

• Push the LOCK-switch on the center console

for 2 seconds.

These actions will trigger the alarm.

Deactivate:

• Push one of the buttons on the key or...

• Push the LOCK-switch on the center console

or...

• Turn the key in the driver’s door or...

• Turn the ignition to ON.

Child safety lock on rear doors

Engage the child safety lock by using the key.

Turn 45° as shown on the label on the door.

When the child safety catch is in the locked posi-

tion, the door can only be opened from the

outside.

(See your Owner’s Manual, section Security).

ABS-brakes

Press the pedal down hard and steer to avoid an

obstacle if required.

Do not release the brake pedal before the car

has come to a halt or the danger is past!

(See your Owner’s Manual, section Starting and

driving).

Folding the rear seat

Sedan

1 Raise the rear seat cushions by pulling the loop

located between the cushion and the backrest.

2 Tip the seat cushion forward.

3 Press the button adjacent to the respective back-

rest to release it.

4 Fold down the bckrest.

(See your Owner’s Manual, section Interior

equipment and trunk).

SportCombi

1 Make sure that the head restraint is in the down

position.

2 Put the safety belts for the outer seat places in

their respective belt clips.

3 Raise the rear seat cushions by pulling the loop

located between the cushion and the backrest.

4 Fold the narrow section (right) of the backrest for-

ward by raising the opening handle on the right-

hand side.

5 Fold the wide section of the backrest forward in

the corresponding manner.

The parcel shelf can be located behind the

bakrests of the front seats.

(See your Owner’s Manual, section Interior

equipment and trunk).

Automatic transmission

Depress the brake pedal and the selector lever

detent when changing from the P or N position.

(See your Owner’s Manual, section Starting

and driving).

Electronic Stability

Program (ESP)

The Electronic Stability Program (ESP) is a

system that helps the driver to stabilise the car

in unusual circumstances that could otherwise

be more difficult to handle.

The indicator light in the tachometer for a

short period of time when the ESP system is

operative. Operation of the ESP indicates

reduced cohesion between tires and the road,

and that extra care should be taken by the

driver.

Note: Drive responsibly. Do not rely on the

systems above to keep you safe. Use pre-

cautions when driving on slippery roads.

(See your Owner’s Manual, section Starting and

driving).

Sentronic Automatic

transmission 3

Your automatic transmission can also be shifted

manually using a feature called "Sentronic". This

system allows you to change gears manually,

using the controls on the steering wheel.

To operate:

1 Move the selector lever to the M position.

2 Select a higher gear by pushing the right-

hand paddle on the steering wheel (+).

3 Select a lower gear by pushing the left-hand

paddle on the steering wheel (-).

Manual gear selections are shown on the main

instrument panel. The selector position and the

current gear are displayed.

Changes from 3rd to 4th and from 4th to 5th can

be made when the engine speed is above

roughly 2,000 rpm.

If the road surface is slippery, you may wish to

start off in 2nd or 3rd to reduce the risk of exces-

sive wheel spin.

When descending hills you should select a low

gear to increase the braking effect of the engine.

When in manual mode, kick-down operates for

4th and 5th gears (below 2,000 rpm). Kick-down

cannot be activated in 1st, 2nd or 3rd gears.

(See your Owner’s Manual, section Starting and

driving).

Rearview mirrors

1-3 Garage door opener

4 LED

5 Compass/autodimming ON/OFF

6 Compass bearing

Autodimmimg mirror (option) 3

By pressing button (5) on the interior rearview

mirror, you can turn the automatic autodimming

mirror function on for this mirror. Mirror senses

bright lights from the rear and automatically

darkens to prevent the strong light from blinding

you.

(See your Owner’s Manual, section Interior

equipment and trunk).

Garage door opener and compass 3

see your Owner’s manual, section Interior

equipment and trunk for setting and calibration.

Button for angling passenger’s mirror down

on reversing.

Saab Parking

Assistance 3

The parking aid system facilitates parking and

reversing. The system is activated automati-

cally when reverse is engaged or

selected.There are four sensors in the rear

bumper that detect objects up to 6 feet

(1.8 metres) behind the car.

When the sensors detect an object within the

monitored area, the SID will display the text

"PARK ASSIST" and pulses of sound (- - - -) will

be heard. The frequency of the pulses increases

as the car comes closer to the object.

When the distance to the object is less than

12 in. (30 cm), a continuous tone will be heard.

(See your Owner’s Manual, section Starting and

driving).

On certain models, the passenger side mirror

glass can be angled down to help you see the

road/curb when reversing. After selecting

Reverse gear, press the button located under

the touch pad for mirror adjustment. The

passenger side door mirror will angle down to

provide a better rear view. Pressing the button

again will return the mirror to its normal position,

or the mirror will automatically return once you

drive forward about 65 feet.

Cooled glove

compartment

The glove compartment can be cooled by the air

conditioning. Cold air can be directed to the

glove compartment for keeping drinks cool, etc.

Slide the cover towards you to allow cold air to

enter the glovebox.

(See your Owner’s Manual, section Interior

equipment and trunk).

Headlight levelling 3

Cars with xenon headlights have automatic

levelling. Depending on how the car is loaded,

the headlights are continually levelled to avoid

blinding drivers in oncoming traffic.

(See your Owner’s Manual, section Instruments

and controls).

NIGHTPANEL

In this mode, the amount of information

displayed on the dashboard is reduced to avoid

unnecessary driver distraction. When NIGHT

PANEL has been selected, only the speedome-

ter will be illuminated. All other lighting will be

switched off and you will note the needles in the

main instrument panel zero out. All indicator,

warning lights and messages will appear if

required.

(See your Owner’s Manual, section Instruments

and controls).

Courtesy Headlight

Feature

The Courtesy Headlight Feature allows head-

lights to remain on for 30 seconds after you exit

the vehicle.

1 Remove the ignition key.

2 Open the driver’s door.

3 Pull the turn signal indicator switch towards

you and release (as if you were flashing your

lights).

4 Exit the car and close the driver’s door. The

headlights will go on and remain on for

30 seconds.

(See your Owner’s Manual, section Instruments

and controls).

NOTE: This feature can be programmed by your

dealer for different lengths of activation time.

US Ordering no. 32 001 070

Printed in Sweden

Engine compartment

Tire size

Load/speed

mph (km/h)

Front/

rear

psi (kPa)

215/55 R16 H

1-3 pers.

0-100 (160)

36/33

250/230

235/45 R17 V

1-3 pers.

0-120 (190)

35/35

240/240

215/55 R16 Q

Winter tire

1-3 pers.

0-100 (160)

35/35

240/240

225/45 R17 Q

XL/RF

Winter tire

1-3 pers.

0-100 (160)

36/36

250/250

235/45 R17 Q

Winter tire

1-3 pers.

0-100 (160)

35/35

240/240

T115/70 R16

Spare wheel

Max 50 (80)

60/60

420/420

Note: Table of pressures for most common

loads. For other loads, refer to Owner’s

Manual, section Specifications.

For tire changes, refer to Owner’s Manual

which lists approved tire/engine combinations.

1 Engine-oil dipstick/filler cap

2 Reservoir, brake/clutch fluid

3 Fuse box

4 Expansion tank, coolant

5 Washer-fluid fillercap

6Battery

7 Reservoir, power-steering fluid

Refueling

Open the cap by turning it gently counter

clockwise.

Closing: Turn the filler cap clockwise until you

hear three clicks.

For optimum performance Saab

recommends: AON 93

* If AON 90 is used some decrease in engine

power can occur.

Fuel tank capacity: 18.5 gal. (70 litres)

Gasoline with a lower octane rating can be used, although not

lower than AON 87. However, engine performance will fall

slightly and heavy loading and laboring should be avoided. For

optimum performance, use the recommended grade of fuel.

Tire pressure

Saab 9-5 Quick Reference Manual

Brand: Saab

Model: 9-5

Category: Cars

Type: Quick Reference Manual

Saab 9-5

Below you can find brief product information for Saab 9-5. Please read your Owner Manual for complete details about your vehicle safety features.

Saab 9-5 comes equipped with an array of safety features to keep you and your passengers protected on the road. These features include:

Safety belts: The single most effective safety device in your car. Always wear your safety belt, and make sure all passengers are buckled up as well.
Airbags: Saab 9-5 has airbags for the driver and front passenger, as well as side airbags for both rows of seats. These airbags help to protect you in the event of a collision.

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