Ma key wont turn over because i took the factory radio
its on the rear of the unit but normally clarion or kenwood
No, there are separate new and used Saab dealerships out there. The closest to a used vehicle that a new Saab dealership would offer for sale would be a factory model only that has limited miles driven at the factory showroom only.
It means "autostore." You use it for creating radio presets.
not possiable as the key is built into the Saab radio DICE which is your radio and your imobiliser ststem
Saab belonged to GM during this model year...so yes, GM made those cars. They made them in the Saab factory in Sweden.
join it
Take the bolts out remove bummper install new reinstall bolts
hit it with a baseball bat or a sleige hammer
The handful of new ones they're putting out are made by National Electric Vehicle Sweden. The ownership of this car company has been all over the map. Before 1968, the airplane factory Saab AB made the Saab car. In 1968, Saab AB merged with the truck company Scania-Vabis and became "Saab-Scania." In 1995, this group became three companies: Saab Automobile AB became majorly owned by General Motors. The airplane factory became the Saab Group...this company has become one of the biggest defense contractors in the world. Scania AB makes trucks and buses.
no there are no factory radio that has RCA.s except the new tiburon with factory kenwoods in them
Hit the AM radio button. You did not say it was a factory radio though.
It should be with the Owners Manual paperwork. If not, contact a Saab dealership with the car's VIN. ... When I lost use of my 1995 Saab 900SE convertible radio's function, the VIN was not enough...the dealer also needed (or insisted on anyway) the radio's serial number. So I had to pull the radio to write down it's SN before they would look it up, and charged me $25 to do it. I'm not sorry THAT dealer (or at least that service advisor) went out of business.