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Making Your Own Replacement Key For Saab 93 Viggen

Saab owners who have lost a key to their car may be worried about the expense and hassle of acquiring the new key. However, there is a solution to avoid these costs by creating your own key fob.

To do this, you will need an flathead screwdriver. Put the screwdriver into the slot that is located in the middle of the case and slowly open it.

Cost

Certain used cars come with one key, and the majority of SAABs have two keys. In this instance, the owner will have to purchase new keys. This can be costly. There are many methods to save money on this procedure. For instance, if you only require a replacement for your key fob case You can save money by purchasing a used case at an auto dealer. These cases do not contain the emergency badge or key, and tend to wear out fast.

It is also necessary to pay for installation and programming the TWICE module. These costs can quickly add up especially if there's no spare key.

It is essential to have two keys for your vehicle. In this way, if you have lost the only functioning key you won't be left without any transportation.

It's not as difficult as it might seem to add an additional key from the Saab 9-3. The only issue is that you have to pair the key with the computer in your car. This can be accomplished by a dealer, but it can take a while to arrange an appointment. You can easily find the necessary information online to aid you with the procedure.

Installation

The majority of Saab vehicles built after 1995 have an immobilizer system that uses a key-fob to control the car's engine. This system also controls the remote and door locks for the vehicle. It is important to keep an extra spare key in case you lose your original key and having your vehicle stolen. The good news is that if you lose your only functioning Saab key you can replace it without the need to pay for the expense of a dealer service.

First, you need to prepare the new key fob. It is done by using an flathead screwdriver to open the case open. Place the screwdriver in the small slot in the center of the case, then gently move the screwdriver. If you're having trouble, try using different angles. Once you've opened up the case, you'll be able to remove the electronics and put them into a brand new fob case.

You can begin the process of programming when you have the replacement key and fob. You'll have to connect your Tech2 and follow the instructions for the NG 9-3 (with or without the key). It is recommended that you make use of a replacement TWICE unit that is already mated to the correct key by using a transponder. You can find an equivalent unit on the internet however, you must make sure that the replacement is an OEM part.

Programming

In general, adding an additional key for a Saab 9-3 requires the use of a specific tool known as a Tech 2. This also requires programming the vehicle to recognize the new keys. This is a far more complex process than simply copying a key made of metal. It should be handled by a professional so as to not damage the electronic system of the vehicle. If you're considering adding a spare key for your car, it's best to do it as quickly as you can. If you wait, it could cost a lot more in future.

In addition to adding an alternative key, you'll need replace the TWICE or repairer CIM module. This is usually a mail-order process and isn't something that you can do with an aftermarket provider. Depending on the car model the price can be quite expensive.

The dealer will charge you top dollar to replace the car computer, but there's an alternative option! S.A. Locksmith & Security can RE-Program the EEPROM in your Saab computer and prepare the vehicle for the new key, thereby saving you the expense of a brand new car computer! This service is quick, simple and affordable. It will save you up to 50% or more when compared to what a dealer will charge you! This is a great option for those who have lost their car keys.

Remotes

The Saab 9-3 Viggen is one of the most original cars to sport the Saab badge. It was an Scandinavian front-drive, fighter jet-inspired monster that was fast as a nut and fun to drive. Although many other Saab models were made after it, very few were as distinctive.

If you have a 9-3 Saab and lose the key fob, it's important to replace it as soon as possible. As opposed to the more usual European hot hatchbacks, Saab vehicles come with an immobilizer system that requires a special key to begin. The replacement process is easy if you've got a spare key, however it can be costly and time-consuming if you don't have an additional key.

You can save money when you purchase an used key fob replacement and have it programmed locally by a locksmith. But, be careful about purchasing used keys on eBay as well as other online marketplaces. They might not be authentic, and you could pay more in the end.

Anyone can take out the electronics and battery of an old key fob with the screwdriver's small flathead. Be careful not to harm the tiny electronic components within the case. Avoid pouring liquids into the case as this can cause damage. Also, do not purchase a duplicate key from any aftermarket sellers as they may not be compatible with the CIM of your vehicle.