Saab 9-3 Badge Replacement | Saab Wheel Centre caps

Saab 9-3 Badge Replacement | Saab Wheel Centre caps

Saab bonnet and boot badges AND Saab wheel centre caps REPLACEMENT | Easy peasy lemon squeezy to DIY | Another Saab 9-3 common problem!!
🎥 How to reset your Saab’s “time for service” message yourself: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=mORIbqE6mp0

I got my badges here, several designs to choose from:
https://bit.ly/Saab_badges

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🎥 The importance of keeping your battery clean:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gBkDOnpCaaE
🎥 A comprehensive guide to battery and alternator testing
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=AT_XmlwMVz4

🎥 How to remove & replace the rear lights and bulbs on your Saab 9-3:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jrJyAlZMcMU
🎥 Why not explore my entire Saab 9-3 playlist:
https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLOaePmzqZNJ0gdSMQ5ihHdysTVF2otBoX
🎥 Crank sensor failure is such a common issue. Learn to recognise the symptoms:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=iLKOqCS67xM&t=116s

Other bits and bobs:

Battery cables, red or black, 50cm (19inch)
https://bit.ly/50cm_cable_R_or_B
Replacement battery terminal clamps
https://bit.ly/Battery_terminals
https://bit.ly/Terminals_red_black
Fibre washers for terminal protection
https://bit.ly/Fibre_washers_x2
Stainless screws for battery tray – select M8x20 or 30
https://bit.ly/Dome_head_screws
Sealant applicator gun:
bit.ly/Applicator_gun
Spare nozzles for your sealant tubes:
bit.ly/spare_nozzles
Leak sealing duct tape
bit.ly/Leak_seal_tape
Dummy shark fin in case yours is looking tired:
bit.ly/dummy_fin

Learn more about looking after your car:
🎥 How to replace a CV [constant velocity] joint boot with a split kit:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=MuEgTqUCBDI
🎥 Don’t let your fuel filter end up like this:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8aZLTbG993Y&list=PLOaePmzqZNJ2NXFKr8wIH2-OePIUQYvGV&index=2&t=1s

Everyone should have a tyre pressure gauge in their glovebox:
http://bit.ly/Tyre_press_guage
http://bit.ly/Pressure_Gauge_2
I personally prefer a stirrup pump to a foot pump (I use the same one for my bikes and cars)
http://bit.ly/Tyre_stirrup_pump
If you’d like to learn about the science and engineering of cars:
Bosch Automotive Handbook:
https://amzn.to/39va9xA

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shalock says:

Tko predator 2.8T got that done as well car looks nice

Ian Richards says:

Good video, wheel badges can be wet sanded with something like 1500 and 3000 and they look as good as new. Also bonnet badges if you use a hair dryer and warm them up they peel off much easier and don’t leave much of the pad behind.

FuZe says:

Wheel caps can be sanded downed, then polished. I did it to mine and they look brand new, and ~40£ saved 😀

Thomas says:

Love the saab videos

Kent B says:

When replacing original Saab badges with the cheaper copied ones before fitting spray a couple of coats of lacquer on them and they will look good for years.

bob david says:

For the badges with foam, I have always found a bit of fishing wire works great! Just run the wire back and forth under the badge to cut the foam/glue

M E says:

Just use some lacquer thinner if they are dark or hazed. Brings them back to new.

sunless crayfish says:

I
have the same wheel badges , but also have them on bonnet boot and steering wheel, think they look better

SkullKid L says:

Where did you buy the new badges?

Thanos Economou says:

Go man! Excellent video ! Morning from Greece

Jaegwang Lim says:

Thank you for the video!

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