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156 Starting and driving
Sentronic, manual mode 3
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Move the selector lever to the M position.
Select a higher gear by pushing the
right-hand paddle on the steering
wheel. Select a lower gear by pushing the
left-hand paddle on the steering wheel.
An example of when you may wish to make
manual gear changes is when overtaking, to
enable you to remain in a low gear for an
extended period of time.
Changes from 3rd to 4th and from 4th to 5th
can be made when the engine speed is
above roughly 2,000 rpm.
If you select a gear that is judged too high by
the system, the selected gear position will
be shown briefly on the main instrument
panel and then the gear that is actually
engaged.
If the road surface is slippery, you may wish
to pull off in 2nd or 3rd to reduce the risk of
wheel spin.
When descending hills you should select a
low gear to increase the braking effect of the
engine and thus spare the brakes.
Manual gear selections are shown on the
main instrument panel. The selector posi-
tion and the current gear are displayed.
When the selector lever is in the M position,
as opposed to the D position, engines are
much more responsive to changes in accel-
erator position. The accelerator has a differ-
ent feel.
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.
For optimum performance, gear changes
should be made before reaching 6,000 rpm.
To avoid damaging the engine and trans-
mission, the transmission will shift up a gear
if the engine is in danger of overrevving. You
may feel a slight jolt before this gear change
is effected.
IB3880
Paddles on the steering wheel for
changing gear manually
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- Owner’s Manual 1
- Introduction 2
- Instrument panel 3
- Exterior 4
- Interior 5
- CLEAR LOW 7
- 11Safety 11
- Safety belt reminder 12
- FASTEN BELTS 12
- 13Safety 13
- Front safety belts 14
- Belt height adjustment 14
- Safety belt pretensioners 15
- Safety belt, rear seat 15
- IB???IB415 16
- 17Safety 17
- 18 Safety 18
- Legroom adjustment 19
- Backrest rake angle 19
- Lumbar support 3 19
- Memory driver’s seat 3 20
- Rear-seat head restraints 21
- Car safety tips 22
- General information on child 23
- 24 Safety 24
- Securing a Child Restraint 25
- Designed for the LATCH System 25
- Lockable latch plate 27
- 28 Safety 28
- Airbag 29
- 30 Safety 30
- 31Safety 31
- Front passenger seat 32
- Passenger Sensing System 33
- 34 Safety 34
- 35Safety 35
- Side airbags 36
- AIRBAG warning light 37
- What Will You See After an 38
- Airbag Inflates? 38
- AIRBAG servicing 39
- 40 Safety 40
- Adding Equipment to Your 41
- Airbag-Equipped Vehicle 41
- 42 Safety 42
- Doors _______________ 44 43
- Car alarm ____________ 50 43
- Security 43
- Door handles 44
- Key / Remote control 44
- Locking/unlocking the car 45
- 46 Security 46
- Child safety locks 47
- Trunk lid lock, 9-5 Sedan 47
- Trunk Release Handle 48
- Tailgate, 9-5 SportCombi 48
- (immobilizer) 49
- Reprogramming lock system 49
- Changing the key battery 49
- Car alarm 50
- Activating the car alarm 51
- Alarm signals 52
- Panic-function 52
- Overview of functions 53
- 54 Security 54
- 55Security 55
- 56 Security 56
- Instruments and controls 57
- Indicator and warning 58
- 59Instruments and controls 59
- 60 Instruments and controls 60
- 61Instruments and controls 61
- 62 Instruments and controls 62
- 63Instruments and controls 63
- Instruments 64
- 65Instruments and controls 65
- Pressure gauge 66
- Selector lever indication 3 67
- Outdoor temperature 68
- 69Instruments and controls 69
- Resetting values 70
- CHECK messages 71
- NIGHT PANEL 72
- Units and language versions 72
- Selecting units and language 72
- Switches 73
- Courtesy Headlight Feature 74
- Rear fog light 74
- 75Instruments and controls 75
- 76 Instruments and controls 76
- Wipers and washers 77
- 78 Instruments and controls 78
- Automatic climate 79
- Panel vents 80
- Temperature control 81
- Functions 82
- Air distribution 83
- IB3864IB3865 83
- 84 Instruments and controls 84
- Adaptation of ACC 85
- Calibration 86
- Useful tips 86
- Condensation water 86
- Formation of ice and mist in 86
- 87Instruments and controls 87
- 88 Instruments and controls 88
- Saab 9-5 Audio System 89
- Safety first! 90
- Steering wheel controls 3 91
- The audio system will be 92
- Audio settings 92
- Tone controls 92
- Selecting a radio station 93
- Tuning a station 93
- Storing presets 93
- Radio Data System (RDS) 94
- Removed appears 95
- 96 Saab 9-5 Audio System 96
- The XM Categories 96
- 3 Radio Messages 97
- 98 Saab 9-5 Audio System 98
- Loading CDs 100
- Removing CDs 100
- Selecting and changing tracks 101
- Selecting/changing CD 101
- Rapid playing tracks 101
- Random playback 101
- Removing MP3 discs 102
- Selecting/changing MP3 file 102
- Activating the MP3 player 102
- Loading MP3 discs 102
- Selecting/changing MP3 folder 103
- Rapid playing an MP3 file 103
- Random playback of MP3 files 103
- Playback order 103
- Sorting music 103
- Song title, artist name, etc 104
- AUX input 3 104
- Connecting and activating a 105
- Setting time and date 105
- Speed dependent volume 106
- Sound system 107
- Technical data 108
- Multipath propagation 109
- Diversity antenna 3 109
- Shadow effect 110
- Cross modulation 110
- Radio waves, FM/AM 110
- Sources of FM interference 111
- Sources of AM interference 111
- Error codes 112
- Security lock 112
- Interior equipment and trunk 113
- Steering wheel 114
- Electric windows 115
- Child safety: rear windows 116
- (ON/OFF) 116
- Door mirrors 116
- Rearview auto-dimming 121
- Compass 122
- Moonroof 3 123
- Emergency operation of 124
- Luggage-compartment lighting 125
- Storage facilities 126
- Center armrest for rear seat 127
- Console between front seats 127
- In the doors 127
- Cup holders 128
- Trunk pass-through hatch 131
- Tie Downs 131
- Parcel shelf, 9-5 SportCombi 133
- Load anchoring 135
- Cargo net 3 137
- Starting and driving 139
- LOCK position 140
- OFF position 140
- ON position 140
- ST (starter) position 140
- If the car does not start 141
- Starting the engine 142
- Useful tips on cold climate 143
- Limp-home mode 143
- Important 144
- 145Starting and driving 145
- Refueling 146
- 148 Starting and driving 148
- 149Starting and driving 149
- Wearing in new brake pads 150
- Manual transmission 3 150
- Automatic transmission 3 151
- 152 Starting and driving 152
- Lock-up function 153
- Kick-down 153
- Park Brake Shift Lock 153
- 154 Starting and driving 154
- Descending hills 155
- Sentronic, manual mode 3 156
- Selector positions 157
- Adaptive gear-change patterns 158
- SPORT modes 158
- To set the desired speed 159
- To increase the preset speed 159
- Temporary increase in speed 159
- To cancel temporarily 159
- To re-engage the system 159
- To reduce the preset speed 160
- Disengaging the system 160
- Brake pad wear indicators 160
- ABS brakes 161
- 162 Starting and driving 162
- How the ESP 163
- system works 163
- 164 Starting and driving 164
- Parking brake 165
- Parking on a hill 166
- Long-term parking 167
- Saab Parking 168
- Assistance 3 168
- 169Starting and driving 169
- Factors affecting fuel 170
- Breaking-in 170
- Weather conditions 170
- Driving technique 171
- Road conditions 171
- Engine block heater 3 172
- Tire chains 3 173
- Trailer hitch attachment 3 174
- Trailer weight 175
- 176 Starting and driving 176
- Driving considerations 177
- Checks before driving 177
- Trailer hitch load 178
- Fitting the roof carriers 3 179
- 9-5 Sedan and 9-5 SportCombi 179
- IB1294IB1295 180
- Driving at night 181
- Driving with a load 181
- 182 Starting and driving 182
- Driving with a spare 183
- Driving with the trunk 183
- Front towing eye 184
- Rear towing eye 184
- Towing the car 185
- Transporting the car 185
- Jump starting 186
- 187Starting and driving 187
- Charging the battery/Jump 188
- Engine compartment 191
- Engine families 192
- Saab Trionic engine 193
- Recovery) 193
- Checking the oil level 194
- Manual transmission 195
- Automatic transmission 195
- Checking the fluid level 196
- Power steering fluid 198
- Air filter 198
- Drive belts 201
- Rear window, SportCombi 202
- Washer jets 203
- Xenon headlight 3 204
- Low beam bulb 3 206
- Parking-light bulb 207
- Front fog lights 3 207
- Front direction indicator 207
- Rear light cluster, 9-5 Sedan 208
- 9-5 Sedan 209
- High-mounted stop lights 210
- Rear lights clusters 210
- 9-5 SportCombi 210
- License-plate light 213
- Side direction indicators 213
- Dome light, front 214
- Dome light, rear 214
- Other bulbs 214
- Bulb table 215
- Maxi fuses 217
- DICE / TWICE 217
- Fuse box under hood 220
- Inflation - Tire Pressure 222
- How to Check 223
- Tire Inspection and Rotation 223
- Flat spotting 224
- When It Is Time for New Tires 224
- Treadwear indicators 224
- Buying New Tires 225
- Uniform Tire Quality Grading 226
- Tire Chains 228
- Tire Sidewall Labeling 229
- Tire Size 229
- Tire markings 230
- Loading Your Vehicle 231
- Load Limit 233
- Winter tires 233
- Tire date code 233
- Tire direction of rotation 233
- Automatic tire pressure 234
- Malfunctions 236
- Removing a tire 236
- Fitting a tire 236
- Compact spare tire 237
- Driving considerations with 238
- Changing a wheel 239
- Safety belts 242
- Upholstery and trim 243
- Textile carpeting 243
- Washing the car 244
- Waxing and polishing 245
- Touching up the paint 245
- Two-coat enamel 246
- Fault diagnosis 247
- Maintenance 247
- What causes rust? 248
- Preventive maintenance 248
- For long trips 249
- Recovery and/or 250
- Headlight aiming 250
- 1 Wall or garage door 251
- Service intervals 254
- Engine oil and filter changes 254
- Owner assistance 255
- (U.S. and Canada) 256
- Service information 256
- Vehicle Data Collection and 257
- Event Data Recorders 257
- Specifications 259
- 260 Specifications 260
- 261Specifications 261
- Engine 262
- Engine oil 263
- Engine variants 264
- 265Specifications 265
- 266 Specifications 266
- Suspension 267
- Steering 267
- Brake system 267
- Wheels and tires 268
- 269Specifications 269
- 270 Specifications 270
- 271Specifications 271
- Adjustable systems 272
- Following adjustments can be 272
- 278 Index 278
- 279Notes 279
- 280 Notes 280
- 281Notes 281
- 282 Notes 282
- 283Notes 283
- 284 Notes 284
- 285Notes 285
- 286 Notes 286
- 287Notes 287
- 288 Notes 288
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