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

Saab owners have a unique set of steps to take to add a second key. This requires the use of a handheld computer, known as Tech-2 that is operated by the dealer. Then the transponder must be replaced and a key have to be purchased.

Rotate your keys to stop one from wearing out more than the next. This will also ensure that your keys remain in top condition.

Replacement Case

Contrary to the classic Saab Keys (Hikvisiondb.Webcam) of old keys, the new key fobs are equipped with electronics which makes it more difficult to create a duplicate. This has made theft of cars much more difficult than it was twenty years ago. It also makes it more costly to replace keys that were lost.

Saab 9-3 owners should have two working keys. If one is lost, it costs a fortune to get another one for the car, as it requires replacing the CIM module and reprogramming the locking cylinders. Dealers charge between $100 and $200 to do this.

There are several ways to get around these expensive. Some parts providers will use the code of an extra key to cut a new metal blade for a fraction of that of a dealer. The key must, however, be the same as the original one in order to function within your car.

Follow these steps to replace the case. You will need a flathead screwdriver as well as some patience. With the screwdriver, slowly pry the plastic apart and remove the emergency key from the case. When the case is opened take the electronics out and Saab Keys put them back in your new case. Be sure to put the correct badge and key back in the case too.

Replacement Battery

The Saab 9-3 replacement battery is an inexpensive component that can be quickly and easily replaced. This YouTube video by Cyclone Cyd demonstrates how to program saab 9-3 key fob to replace the battery of the remote fob with just four simple steps. This tutorial can be used for any modern saab-type key fob, however, the procedure may differ slightly.

The first step is to locate the button that will release the backup key within the fob. It is usually located just below the Saab logo on the back of the fob. Use a flathead screwdriver to insert the screwdriver into the tiny hole on this button. This will be enough to allow you to open the case of the fob so that you can replace the battery.

After you have installed the CR1632 batteries, you can restore your remote key fob. You can then program it into your car. The whole process should take more than a half hour at the most. It is a very simple process that does not require any special tools.

The procedure is a little more complicated if you lose your key, but it's possible. The dealer has to determine the VIN of the car and then order a replacement key blade and a TWICE module with the proper unique code. After that, they will need to cut the replacement key and then program it with a brand new tool for programming called MDI.

Replacement Key Fob

The key fob comes with a battery that is used to lock and unlock your car. They have a limited life span and will eventually die. It's a common issue in all vehicles. The good news is you can replace the battery in most key fobs, and not have to replace the entire case. You can buy replacement fobs from Amazon that come with all the electronics already installed, so you'll be able to just pop open the case and replace the old batteries. It is necessary to remove the emergency key before you replace the batteries. To accomplish this, simply insert a small screwdriver that is flat into the slot in the middle of the. The case will split once you work the screwdriver all around it.

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

If you don't have a spare car key, you can add another key to your car, but this will require a lot of research and effort. A second key can cost several hundred dollars and it also requires the programming of the car's computer. Professionals can do this however, it's a costly option.

Replacement Ignition

The current SAAB 9-3 features an alarm system that is more sophisticated built on a keycode. This means that should you lose only one functioning key, getting another one could be very costly since the car needs to have a specific computer module added and it also needs to be specifically programmed to accept an additional key. Most locksmiths can't do this and dealers will charge hundreds of dollars just to program the new key!

If you've lost only one working key, a dealer will replace the computer in your car (known as the CIM or SAAB TWICE) to create a replacement, and they will charge you the highest price for it. We can reprogram the existing EEPROM in your car computer to make it ready for an extra key. This will save you more than 50% on what you would spend at a dealer.

If you have owned a 9-3 from SAAB for quite a while you're aware that the ignition keys are not very durable. If your ignition key is not working correctly, you should think about replacing it. They can become very sticky and the buttons have been known to fall off. The good news is that replacing the ignition key isn't as complicated as it seems, and it can be done in a short time with the proper tools.