Saab 9-3 Mirror Cover Removal | Saab 9-3 Mirror Motor

Saab 9-3 mirror cover removal | HOW TO | change Saab 9-3 mirror motor | full strip and rebuild
Saab 9-3ss, Saab 9-3X & Saab 9-5, all 03MY on
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[@CycloneCyd]

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[@chromecast3714]

As it so happens, this is pretty much the same for Saab 9-5 1997-2005 (don’t know for model years beyond). This vid was essential in allowing me to replace the broken cover on my 9-5. Many thanks Cyclone Syd!

[@Antagraber]

Thank you for posting. I had to made a reparation over the small motor some year ago, unfortunately without knowing about this interesting video. It would have helped me a lot.

[@jamrockrc172]

Love your video very educational keep them coming thanks 👍👍👍👍

[@CycloneCyd]

Glad you like them. I've plenty more ideas, don't worry. Which ones have you found especially useful?

[@tanktankerson1042]

I use a top quality anti-seize paste when joining dissimilar metals together. It stops the corrosion that can cause the, for example, screws to snap off in the future. I really wish manufacturers would use it when assembling the vehicle in the first place. Great video!

[@CycloneCyd]

It adds cost and weight to the vehicle and moreover, they don't need to. It only has to last the 3 year warranty period. After that, not their problem

[@Don-vh9ck]

I appreciate you man. Fiance's car mirror got smashed in the parking lot and I wasn't sure how to replace the motor (they wrecked it)

[@CycloneCyd]

👍👍Happy to help

[@misha90two]

I just watched "remove the cover" part as that was what I needed, turns out that apart from 4 clips, there are 2 screws holding the cover in, I broke one of of the screw holes when removing the cover, hope it won't prevent the mounting later, do I have some different version of the cover? I have an early 2006 pre facelift version

[@robmob12]

Your video's are great! Could you do a video on the speaker system and what to replace it with? My radio sounds a bit too much like amplified road noise for my liking (left front completely gone, rest of the speakers distorting like all hell) thank you :-)

[@CycloneCyd]

Great suggestion! Will do soon

[@reinislacis7197]

Hello! Your videos are very easy to understand! Thank You! Maybe You could solve my problem, passenger front window makes screeching noise when goes up or down. Only when weather is dry! Best wishes!

[@paulhere404]

Need to lube the window rubbers.

[@CycloneCyd]

As Paul says it could be the rubbers. I would say more likely the guide rail has lost all it's grease. You'e gonna have to get the door casing off to get at it. I will be doing door videos later in the year if you can wait a while. In the meantime avoid using that window just in case it's a rusty cable - if it is and it snaps = big trouble.

[@reinislacis7197]

​@@CycloneCyd Thanks! Guide rail and all moving parts inside door panel been done already! Must been window rubbers then. Try to grease those. No big rush here! Would love to see door video anyway! Best wishes!

[@shantaram3726]

Hi, thank you for this video. And because I like it so much, I have a question.... at the end of the video your talking about another video about the complete restauration of the mirror. I was looking for it in your excellent playlist, but I didn´t found it. Am I too blind? Thanks for helping me.

[@CycloneCyd]

No, it's not you going mad, it's me (long gone, some might say 😂). I forgot and never made it. I've added it to my list of future vids and I'll try to get it done in the summer (better for painting in warmer weather).

[@TheJunky228]

surprised to see the paint on the mirrors of the 2006 I just got in such bad shape. the clearcoat is totally gone and the paint is going. surprising to see as the 2005 that I had before I traded it in for the 2010 had no paint issues

[@TheJunky228]

I wonder if there's some sort of common wear on it that would affect the mirrors but not anything else..... a regular car wash?? I've got no other ideas

[@CycloneCyd]

Maybe they've been repainted (poorly)?

[@jamrockrc172]

I have a 2002 saab 93SE radiator leaking need a video on how to remove and replace radiator thanks

[@CycloneCyd]

I don't have access to an OG9-3. Try asking in Saab Nuts! on Facebook

[@georgekolotouros9176]

I have a 9- 3 2005 sport sedan model (B 207 ), and on the right side mirror the electric folding is not working although the rest is just fine . Do i need to buy the whole mirror or a specific part of it ? If you do know the item No it will be very helpful. Happy new year ,stay safe. Your videos are very helpful.

[@CycloneCyd]

Let me check

[@owendavies4613]

I have a problem with my near side mirror it goes too far forward and will not set in the standard use position, I have taken the mirror off the car and I am down to the body as shown on your video but there does not seen to be anyway to access the motor or gear box even though I can see the torx screws(3). Is there anyway to reset the mirrors and fix this problem???

[@CycloneCyd]

I've never actually taken a powerfold Saab 9-3 mirror apart, but am very familiar with Range Rover L322 ones from the same manufacturer. I bet it the same motor system (also used on the Mini). Take the three torx screws out to get at the motor unit.They are very fragile though and break easily. Personally I would never chose to have powerfold mirrors. More trouble than they are worth. Also, what I refer to as a "solution without a problem".

[@MrOikono]

Hi Sid. One question for you. I got a 2005 Saab 93 1.8t. The radiator is leaking slightly from the bottom right corner as you look the car from the front. It's definitely not a hose leak but from the actual radiator. The obvious way is to change the radiator. Would you though consider using "stop leak" products? Do you think they might clog up for example the passenger heater core and affect its performance or mess with the water pump ?

[@CycloneCyd]

Hi Thanos. Over the years, I've had variable success with leak sealants. If it's a small weep then success is more likely. You're correct there are some engines that have very small waterways that can be blocked by sealants, but I'm not aware of the B207 being one of those, so yes, I'd give that a try in the first instance. Particularly in the current circumstances, that may do the trick and see you through till you can get a new radiator. I once ran a Rover with leak sealer for over 3 years, but looking back I think I was pushing my luck!! Q4U: I've recently lost my job at JLR and am now doubling down on my channel to grow it to provide an income. I'm thinking of doing a live stream - a 'show' - and am thinking that answering viewers questions might be a good way to do it. As a viewer, do you think this would be of interest AND would you join the stream if I did this question on the first one??

[@MrOikono]

Cyclone Cyd of course it's a good idea and anything you want I am willing to help. Do you want me to send a video asking the question or ask it live in the chat?

[@CycloneCyd]

@@MrOikono Ooh! that's a good idea. Yes, make a video asking the question. My email is in my 'about' section (near bottom). 👍👍 You're a star 🌟

[@davidanderson3586]

Question, I have a Saab 9-3 2008, when I turn on the engine the fan comes on full blast, do you know how disable it ? Dave.

[@Antagraber]

Suggestion: if not in automatic mode, you'd check the temperature sensors. There are inside the car and outside.

[@hiramnaman]

Hi! very interesting video!. My problem is that my mirrors have Alzheimer and when I fold electrically they fold a little late and I hear the motor whine even after it's folded. Would changing the motors bring back the memory and electric folding to factory specs?

[@hiramnaman]

My car is a 9-3 2009 convertible.

[@stojannedic9547]

👍👍👍😀

[@CycloneCyd]

Thanks Stojan, welcome aboard

[@adeliepedro3661]

saab side mirror

[@STAMATAKISM]

Dear friend, i can see nowhere as well, the mirror motor removal!

[@CycloneCyd]

7:49 on

[@reinislacis7197]

almost forgot Saab 93, 2007

[@CycloneCyd]

Great, I've answered the original question

[@georgekolotouros9176]

I have a 9- 3 2005 sport sedan model (B 207 ), and on the right side mirror the electric folding is not working although the rest is just fine . Do i need to buy the whole mirror or a specific part of it ? If you do know the item No it will be very helpful. Happy new year ,stay safe. Your videos are very helpful.

[@CycloneCyd]

No you can't get just the powerfold motor on it's own, so you'd need a whole mirror. You can take the powerfold system apart, my son fixed his on a Ford in about 15 minutes

[@georgekolotouros9176]

@@CycloneCyd Thanks very much .