1)will this work for a 2004 saab 9-3 2liter turbo? 2) can i install without welding?
1346597
No, it's not a bolt-on. It has to be welded on. Piping is 2.5 inches in diameter.
1346598
It will work if you take it to a muffler shop it need to be weld I had it done for my 2002 530i bmw
1287341
Hello, It is a universal kit, so it will need to be welded on with fabrication required! Thank you and good luck!
272566
No clue! Maybe go to manufacturer? If you know someone that welds they might could TIG it!
834173
Yea. Take it to a muffler shop. My maxima had a 2 inch diameter and they weld it together just fine.
1449937
Hello, you would have to customize it to make it work as I did on my F150. I have the metal working background and the torch and welder to do it with. I suggest that you buy one that is made for your purpose. It will be cheaper for you in the long run
604035
It will work fine. Your only obstacle will be getting the O2 sensor in there...which will require welding if it doesn't fit. But the short answer is yes it will work, and you will notice a difference once you run it awhile and adjust the trim down.
267521
This unit works on all vehicles that have separate blinkers and brake lights. So if your Saab (I am unfamiliar with it) has separate blinker and brake lights it will wire in fine. It takes the turn signal and brake light and combines them to a single output like most trailers take.More questions? just ask me. Take care and hope this helps.
1975460
Alternate fues should work, provided that you have an appropriate regulator and the neccesary safety devices. Contact your local welding supply.
604030
As long as your exhaust system has an O2 sensor bung, then yes. If your exhaust does not have one, you must weld a bung onto it first
970389
I Have a 96 328iS (E36). I used these when rebuilding the front end of my car. You can buy these without the metal bracket but the cost difference wasn't worth the extra time needed for the job.
322942
Yes it'll work alright, however because it's UNIVERSAL with no flange attachments at the ends, it has to be welded on. The old one has to be cut off and the new one welded on.
196535
If you have a 2.5" exhaust pipe, it will weld on very easily, just note that this tip isn't the one in the picture, the one that matches this part number is shorter and has a larger exit than the pictured product
691597
The post by gmcda gives some good advice. My 97 Chevy Tahoe had lots of rust on the exhaust. I was able to salvage my studs by using a rust dissolving catalyst spray called PB Blaster the night before. The next morning, I resprayed before I set out the tools. I used an impact wrench and I had all the studs out in minutes. Low torque is the key to not breaking the studs. Now, heat is king for removing rusty parts if you have it. The kit comes with new bolts and gasket for the rear flange so I used a sawzall to cut those bolts out by cutting right through the old rear flange gasket. Getting the exhaust plug and the drilling were the longest part of the project. The post by gmcda gives some good advice. My 97 Chevy Tahoe had lots of rust on the exhaust. I was able to salvage my studs by using a rust dissolving catalyst spray called PB Blaster the night before. The next morning, I resprayed before I set out the tools. I used an impact wrench and I had all the studs out in minutes. Low torque is the key to not breaking the studs. Now, heat is king for removing rusty parts if you have it. The kit comes with new bolts and gasket for the rear flange so I used a sawzall to cut those bolts out by cutting right through the old rear flange gasket. Getting... » Read More The post by gmcda gives some good advice. My 97 Chevy Tahoe had lots of rust on the exhaust. I was able to salvage my studs by using a rust dissolving catalyst spray called PB Blaster the night before. The next morning, I resprayed before I set out the tools. I used an impact wrench and I had all the studs out in minutes. Low torque is the key to not breaking the studs. Now, heat is king for removing rusty parts if you have it. The kit comes with new bolts and gasket for the rear flange so I used a sawzall to cut those bolts out by cutting right through the old rear flange gasket. Getting the exhaust plug and the drilling were the longest part of the project. « Show Less
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This kit will work on all vehicles. Saab may have GM-style antenna leads which are smaller than most others. In that case you would need two adapters, which are sold separately.
305006
yes. it has to be welded.i paid 60 to have one put on my subaru. will have to put a larger pipe on it becuse it has a 2in inlet.
2150446
Why type Of vehicle, If this is for a Saab? (93 models but nothing over 2002), factory grill will work perfectly and the fit is just right too.
1987662
Hello David, Thanks for contacting us and for your interest in our parts. Unfortunately, this part does not come equipped with the bolts and we do not carry them. We apologize for the inconvenience.Here is a direct link to the manufacturer's part information containing close-up images of this blower motor assembly:http://tyc.mycarparts.net/products/TYC-700001?brand_id=544Your inquiry is greatly appreciated. If you have any further questions or concerns please feel free to contact us again. Thank you.