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179Starting and driving
Trailer weight
Maximum recommended trailer weights for
different gradients, with a view to comfort
and drivability for manual and automatic
cars, are shown on the drawing.
Make sure you are familiar with the law
regarding speed limits for towing, maxi-
mum trailer weights, trailer-braking
requirements, and also any special
driving-licence provisions
(see also page 271).
The specified trailer weights and gradients
assume that the journey starts at the hill and
therefore apply only to short periods.
Recommendations for driving in hilly
terrain
The following time limits are based on the
capacity of the cooling system in warm
weather, i.e. approximately 86°F (30°C).
The following time limits are based on the
capacity of the cooling system in hot
weather, i.e. approximately 104°F (40°C).
Gradient
of hill, %
Maximum
trailer weight,
lbs. (kg)
Maximum dura-
tion, minutes
6–7 3300 (1500) unlimited
8–9 3300 (1500) 15 max
10–15 1870 (850) 15 max
Gradient
of hill, %
Maximum
trailer weight,
lbs. (kg)
Maximum dura-
tion, minutes
6–7 2000 (900) unlimited
8–9 2000 (900) 15 max
10–15 1000 (450) 15 max.
Maximum recommended trailer weights
for different gradients
- Owner’s Manual 1
- Saab 9-5, Model Year 2004 1
- Introduction 2
- Instrument panel 3
- Exterior 4
- Interior 5
- Warning labels 7
- 11Safety 11
- 12 Safety 12
- 13Safety 13
- 14 Safety 14
- 15Safety 15
- Head restraint 16
- FASTEN BELTS 17
- 18 Safety 18
- To fasten the belt 19
- 20 Safety 20
- IB???IB415 21
- Safety belt, rear seat 21
- 22 Safety 22
- Child safety 23
- 24 Safety 24
- 25Safety 25
- 26 Safety 26
- Saab 9-5 Sedan 27
- 28 Safety 28
- Locking the lap belt 29
- SportWagon) 30
- 0.1 second 31
- 32 Safety 32
- 33Safety 33
- 34 Safety 34
- 35Safety 35
- Side airbag inflated 36
- Side airbag components 36
- 37Safety 37
- 38 Safety 38
- Security 39
- Key / Remote control 40
- 41Security 41
- Locking/unlocking by key 42
- 43Security 43
- Trunk lid switch 44
- Grab handle 45
- Remote control 46
- 47Security 47
- 48 Security 48
- 49Security 49
- 50 Security 50
- 51Security 51
- 52 Security 52
- Instruments and 53
- Main instrument panel 54
- 55Instruments and controls 55
- 56 Instruments and controls 56
- 57Instruments and controls 57
- 58 Instruments and controls 58
- 59Instruments and controls 59
- Instruments 60
- 61Instruments and controls 61
- 62 Instruments and controls 62
- NIGHT PANEL 63
- 64 Instruments and controls 64
- 65Instruments and controls 65
- 66 Instruments and controls 66
- 67Instruments and controls 67
- 68 Instruments and controls 68
- Light switches 69
- Rear fog light 70
- Instrument illumination 71
- Hazard warning lights 72
- Rear-window wiper 74
- Automatic climate 75
- Panel vent 76
- Air vent at rear side window 77
- 78 Instruments and controls 78
- 79Instruments and controls 79
- 80 Instruments and controls 80
- 81Instruments and controls 81
- 82 Instruments and controls 82
- 83Instruments and controls 83
- 84 Instruments and controls 84
- Saab 9-5 Audio 85
- 86 Saab 9-5 Audio System 86
- Quick guide to the 87
- Saab 9-5 Audio System 87
- 88 Saab 9-5 Audio System 88
- Sound controls 89
- 90 Saab 9-5 Audio System 90
- 91Saab 9-5 Audio System 91
- Cassette player 92
- 93Saab 9-5 Audio System 93
- 94 Saab 9-5 Audio System 94
- CD player 95
- 96 Saab 9-5 Audio System 96
- CD changer 97
- 98 Saab 9-5 Audio System 98
- 99Saab 9-5 Audio System 99
- 100 Saab 9-5 Audio System 100
- Programmable 101
- Steering-wheel controls 102
- Security lock 103
- Technical data 104
- 105Saab 9-5 Audio System 105
- Fault codes 106
- OnStar - Telematics 107
- Using OnStar 108
- 109OnStar - Telematics 109
- The OnStar Center 110
- The OnStar Safe & 110
- Sound Plan 110
- The OnStar Directions & 111
- Connections Plan 111
- Additional Services 112
- 113OnStar - Telematics 113
- 114 OnStar - Telematics 114
- 115OnStar - Telematics 115
- Virtual Advisor 116
- OnStar Subscriber 117
- Limitations 117
- Additional Information 118
- Interior equipment 119
- To adjust the steering wheel 120
- Adjusting the door mirrors 121
- Door mirror folded in 121
- Rearview mirror 122
- 1 Forward-facing sensor 125
- 3 Rear-facing sensor 125
- Compass 126
- Electric windows 127
- Switch for rear side window 128
- Sunroof control 129
- Manual operation of sunroof 129
- Interior lighting 130
- Sun visors 131
- Ashtrays 131
- Glove compartment 132
- Cup holders 134
- Trunk pass-through hatch 137
- Tie Downs 137
- Safety belt located 138
- Load anchoring 140
- Example of cargo anchoring 141
- Cargo net (accessory) 142
- Setting up the sliding floor 143
- Loading 144
- Trunk Release Handle 144
- Spare wheel and tools 145
- 9-5 Wagon 146
- 9-5 Sedan 146
- Starting and driving 147
- Ignition switch 148
- Starting the engine 149
- 150 Starting and driving 150
- Important 151
- 152 Starting and driving 152
- Fuel filler flap 153
- Refueling 154
- 155Starting and driving 155
- In Canada, look for the 156
- ”Auto Makers’ Choice” label 156
- Engine Break-In Period 157
- Gear changing 158
- 159Starting and driving 159
- 160 Starting and driving 160
- 161Starting and driving 161
- 162 Starting and driving 162
- 163Starting and driving 163
- 164 Starting and driving 164
- 165Starting and driving 165
- 166 Starting and driving 166
- Cruise-control switches 167
- 168 Starting and driving 168
- 169Starting and driving 169
- 170 Starting and driving 170
- Traction Control System 171
- Electronic Stability 172
- Program (ESP) 172
- Increased stability with ESP 173
- Economical motoring 174
- 175Starting and driving 175
- Driving in cold weather 176
- Driving in hot weather 177
- Towing a trailer 178
- 179Starting and driving 179
- 180 Starting and driving 180
- 181Starting and driving 181
- 182 Starting and driving 182
- Driving with a roof rack 183
- 184 Starting and driving 184
- Driving at night 185
- Driving with a load 185
- 186 Starting and driving 186
- Driving considerations 187
- Driving with the trunk 188
- Front towing eye 189
- Rear towing eye 189
- 190 Starting and driving 190
- Jump starting 191
- 192 Starting and driving 192
- 193Starting and driving 193
- Saab Parking 194
- Assistance 194
- 195Starting and driving 195
- Parking brake 196
- 197Starting and driving 197
- 198 Starting and driving 198
- Car care and 199
- 10 9 678 201
- Engine compartment 201
- Emission control 202
- Balance shafts 203
- Engine oil 204
- Drain plug and oil filter 205
- Transmission fluid 206
- Coolant expansion tank 207
- Brake and clutch fluid 208
- Power steering fluid 209
- Air filter 209
- Electrolyte level indicator 210
- Battery 211
- Routing of the drive belt 212
- Wipers and washers 213
- Washer-fluid filler cap 214
- Changing bulbs 215
- Front fog lights 218
- Front turn signal bulbs 219
- To re-install the lamp unit 219
- Rear light cluster, 9-5 Sedan 220
- High-mounted stop lights 221
- Tailgate bulbs, 9-5 Wagon 222
- Loading lighting, 9-5 Wagon 223
- License-plate light 224
- Side direction indicators 224
- Dome light, front 225
- Dome light, rear 225
- Other bulbs 225
- Bulb table 226
- Fuse box under the hood 227
- Sound fuse / Blown fuse 227
- Maxi fuses under the hood 228
- Fuse box under hood 231
- Inflation - Tire Pressure 233
- When to check 234
- How to Check 234
- Tire Inspection and Rotation 234
- Flat spotting 234
- Wear indicators 235
- Uniform Tire Quality Grading 237
- Notice: 238
- Tire Sidewall Labeling 240
- Tire Size 240
- TIN-code 241
- Loading Your Vehicle 242
- Tire date code 245
- Panel hooked back, 9-5 Sedan 246
- Changing a wheel 247
- Removing the wheel cover 251
- Air conditioning 252
- Safety belts 253
- Upholstery and trim 253
- Textile carpeting 253
- Washing the car 254
- Waxing and polishing 255
- Touching up the paint 255
- Anti-corrosion 256
- What causes rust? 257
- Preventive maintenance 257
- For long trips 258
- Recovery and/or 258
- Headlight aiming 259
- Vertical aiming device 260
- Correctly adjusted low beam 261
- Customer 263
- Assistance and 263
- Information 263
- Maintenance schedule 264
- Owner assistance 265
- Reporting Safety 266
- Defects (U.S.A.) 266
- Defects to the Canadian 266
- Data Recorders 267
- Specifications 269
- 270 Specifications 270
- 271Specifications 271
- 272 Specifications 272
- Approved oils: 273
- Servicing/Oil changes: 273
- Recommended oil viscosities 273
- Extra engine oil additives 273
- When to change engine oil 274
- 2.3t Ecopower 274
- 2.3T Ecopower 274
- 2.3 Turbo Ecopower 274
- Drive belt 275
- 276 Specifications 276
- 277Specifications 277
- 278 Specifications 278
- 279Specifications 279
- 280 Specifications 280
- 281Specifications 281
- 282 Specifications 282
- 288 Index 288
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