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How to Replace the Replacement Key Battery For the saab replacement key programming 9-3

saab 93 key owners must follow a set of unique steps to add a second ignition key. This requires a handheld computer, called Tech-2 which is to be used by the dealer. Then a new key and transponder need to be bought and then programmed to the car.

Change your keys regularly to prevent one from deteriorating faster than another. This will help to keep your keys in good condition.

Replacement Case

The new key fobs do not look like the old Saab keys. They're equipped with electronic devices that make them difficult to copy. This has made stealing cars significantly more difficult than 20 years ago. It has also made it more costly to replace keys that were lost.

Every owner of a 9-3 Saab should have at minimum two working keys. It costs a fortune to replace a lost key because it requires replacing the CIM module, and changing the locking cylinders. Dealers charge between $100-$200 to do this.

There are some ways around the high price. Some parts providers will use the code of the spare key to cut a new metal blade for a fraction of what the dealer charges. The key must be the exact same as the original for it to function in your vehicle.

You can also replace the case yourself by following these steps. You'll require a flathead screwdriver along with some patience. Utilizing the screwdriver, slowly break the plastic and separate the emergency key from the case. Once the case is open, remove the electronics and place them into your new case. Make sure you insert the correct key and badge into the case.

Replacement Battery

The Saab 9-3 replacement battery is a budget component that can be easily and quickly replaced. Cyclone's YouTube video Cyd demonstrates how to replace the remote fob battery in only four steps. This tutorial can be used for any modern saab-type key fob, although the process might differ slightly.

This button is usually placed just below the Saab logo on the back of the fob. It is usually located near the Saab 9-3 Key Not Accepted Contact Service logo on the back of the fob. Use a flathead screwdriver to insert the screwdriver into the tiny hole on this button. This should be enough to open the case so that you can replace the battery.

After you have installed the new CR1632 batteries, you can restore your remote key fob. Then, you can program it into your car. The whole process should take more than a half hour at the most. It is a very simple procedure that doesn't require any special equipment.

If you lose your key, the process will be slightly more complicated, but it can still be completed. The dealer has to first verify the VIN of the vehicle before requesting the replacement TWICE module as well as key blade that has the correct unique code. The dealer will then have to program the key using MDI, a brand new software tool.

Replacement Key Fob

The key fob is equipped with a battery that is used to lock and unlock your car. Batteries have a finite lifespan and eventually will die. This is a problem that occurs with all cars. The good news is you can replace the battery in all key fobs, without having to replace the entire case. You can buy fobs replacements on Amazon that have all the electronics already installed, which means you can just pop open the case and replace the batteries that were in the case. It is necessary to remove the emergency key before you replace the batteries. To do this, you need to insert a small screwdriver that is flat into the slot in the middle of the. The case will split once you turn the screwdriver around it.

If you are about to replace your keys, ensure that you have a spare as this will reduce the total cost by a substantial amount. If you have a spare you can request that the dealer cut an additional key and program it to the car, which is cheaper than replacing the entire key fob.

If you do not have a spare key, it is possible to add an additional key to your car, however it requires a lot of research and effort. The cost of adding a second key is several hundred dollars and also requires programming of the car's computer. Professionals can accomplish this, but it's an expensive option.

Replacement Ignition

The modern SAAB 9-3 has a more sophisticated alarm system that is based on a key code. If you lose your sole key, it can be costly to purchase a new one since the car needs to have a specific computer installed and also be programmed to accept a new key. Even a dealer can charge hundreds of dollars to program an additional key in the event that they are unable to complete the task.

Dealers will charge you the highest price to replace your car's computer (also called the CIM or SAAB twice) in the event that you lose your only working key. We can reprogram the current EEPROM on your car's computer so that it's ready to accept an additional key. This will save you more than 50% on the price you'd have to pay a dealer.

If you've been a long-time owner of an 03-11 SAAB 9-3, then you likely know that the ignition key isn't the most durable. They can become extremely sticky and the buttons can fall off occasionally It is recommended that you consider purchasing a new one if yours isn't functioning properly. It's not as difficult as it appears to replace the ignition key. With the appropriate tools, it could be accomplished in a matter of minutes.