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How to Replace the Replacement Key Battery For the Saab 9-3

Saab owners have a distinct procedure to add an additional key. This requires the use of a handheld computer called Tech-2, to be used by the dealer. Then a new key and transponder need to be bought and programmed to the car.

Change your keys regularly to prevent one from deteriorating faster than the next. This will also ensure that your keys remain in top condition.

Replacement Case

The new key fobs for keys are not like the old saab 93 key fob keys. They're equipped with electronic devices that make them difficult to copy. This has made stealing car keys much more difficult than twenty years ago. It also makes it more expensive to replace lost keys.

saab car keys 9-3 owners should have two keys working. If one is lost it costs a lot to purchase a new one for the car, as it requires replacing the CIM module and re-programming the locking cylinders. Dealers charge between $100 and $200 to do this.

There are several ways to get around these costly. Certain parts suppliers will utilize the code of the spare key to cut a brand new metal blade for less than the price of the dealer. The key must, however, be identical to the original in order to function in your car.

Follow these steps to replace the case. You will need to have an open-faced screwdriver and a lot of patience. Utilizing the screwdriver, slowly pry the plastic apart and separate the emergency keys from the case. After the case is open remove all electronics and place them into the new case. Make sure you put the correct badge and key back inside the case, too.

Replacement Battery

The replacement battery for the Saab 9-3 is an affordable component that can be replaced quickly and easily. Cyclone's YouTube video Cyd shows how to replace the remote fob battery with only four steps. This tutorial will work with any modern Saab Fob Key Replacement key fob. However, the procedure could differ slightly.

The button is normally located just below the Saab logo on the back of the fob. This is usually located next to the Saab logo on the back of the fob. Use a flathead screwdriver to insert the screwdriver into the small hole in this button. This should be enough to open the case of the fob to allow you to replace the battery.

Once you have installed the battery CR1632, you are able to put back together the remote key fob. You can then program it into your car. The entire process should not exceed an hour. It is a simple process that does not require any special tools.

If you lose a key, the process is slightly more complicated however it can be accomplished. The dealer must verify the VIN of the car, and then order a new key blade and a TWICE module with the exact 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 a device that locks and unlocks your car. It has a battery within. Batteries are able to last for a short time and will eventually die. This is a common problem that occurs with all vehicles, and the good news is that you can replace the batteries in most key fobs without replacing the whole case. Amazon sells replacement fobs with all the electronic components installed. You can simply pop the case open and replace the batteries. It is important to remember that you'll need take out the emergency key first, and you can accomplish this by inserting an incredibly small screwdriver with a flat head into the slot that is located in the middle of the case. The case will split as you work the screwdriver all around it.

When you are ready to replace the keys, make sure you have a spare, because this can cut down the total cost by a significant amount. If you have an extra key, ask the dealer to cut it and program it to your car. This is much less expensive than purchasing a new fob.

It is possible to add another key to your vehicle if you don't already have one, however it requires some research and work. It will cost you a few hundred dollars to add a second car key. The computer of the car must also be programmed. Professionals can do this however, it's a costly option.

Replacement Ignition

The new SAAB 9-3 uses an advanced alarm system based on a key code. This means that when you lose your sole working key, acquiring another one can be very expensive because the car needs to have a special computer module installed and it must also be programmed to accept an additional key. The majority of locksmiths aren't able to do this and a dealer will charge several hundreds of dollars just to program the new key!

If you've lost your sole working key, a dealer will replace the computer in your car (known as the CIM or SAAB TWICE) to create the replacement, and will charge you the highest price for it. Instead we can reprogram the EEPROM on your existing car computer to prepare it for an additional key, and save you over 50% of what you'd be charged at a dealership.

If you've owned a 9-3 from SAAB for quite a while you're aware that the ignition keys aren't very durable. They can become incredibly sticky and the buttons can fall off of them at times, so you should consider replacing your ignition key if it isn't performing as it should. It's not as difficult as you think to replace the ignition key. With the proper tools, it can be accomplished in a matter of minutes.