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How to Replace the Replacement Key Battery For the saab 9-5 key replacement 9-3

Saab owners have a distinct set of steps to add a second key. It requires dealer service with a handheld computer called Tech-2. Then the transponder must be replaced and a key must be purchased.

Make sure to rotate your keys in order to prevent one from wearing out faster than the next. This will also help to keep your keys in good condition.

Replacement Case

Contrary to the classic saab replacement keys keys of old, the new key fobs have electronics inside which makes it more difficult to make a copy. This has made car theft significantly more difficult than 20 years ago. But, it has also made the replacement of lost keys an incredibly expensive task.

Every owner of a Saab 9-3 must have at least two functioning keys. It is expensive to replace a lost key because it requires replacing the CIM module, and reprogramming the locking cylinders. Dealers will typically charge $100-$200 for this.

There are ways to reduce these costly costs. Some parts suppliers will search for the code from an extra key (usually the same one that opens the doors and turns the ignition) and cut a new metal key blade for just a fraction of dealer cost. The key must, however, be the same as the original one in order to function in your car.

You can also change the case yourself by following these steps. You'll require a flathead and a lot of patience. With the screwdriver you can pull apart the plastic and remove the emergency key. Once the case is open, remove the electronics and put them in your new case. Make sure you put the correct key and badge back into the case as well.

Replacement Battery

The Saab 9-3 replacement battery is an inexpensive component that can be easily and quickly replaced. This YouTube tutorial for DIY user Cyclone Cyd explains how to replace the remote key fob battery in just four steps. This tutorial should work for any modern saab key fob however the procedure might differ slightly.

The first step is to locate the button that releases the backup key within the fob. This button is usually located just below the Saab logo on the back of the fob. Then, use a flathead screwdriver to insert into the small hole inside this button. This should be enough to unlock the fob's case so that you can replace the battery.

After you have installed the batteries CR1632, it is possible to put back together the remote key fob. Then, you can program it into your car. The entire process should not take more than an hour at most. This is a very easy procedure that doesn't require special tools.

The procedure is a little more complex if you lose your key, but it's possible. The dealer will have to find the VIN number of the car and then purchase a replacement key blade and TWICE module with the correct unique code. The dealer will then need to program the key using MDI, a new software tool.

Key Replacement Fob

The key fob is the piece that locks and unlocks your car. It is equipped with batteries inside. The batteries have a lifespan and eventually go out of service. It is a common problem in all vehicles. The good news is that you can replace the battery on most key fobs, without having to replace the entire case. You can purchase replacement fobs on Amazon that come with all the electronics already in place, so you'll just pop open the case and replace the batteries in the original case. It is important to note that you'll have to take out the emergency key first. you can do this by inserting the screwdriver of a small flathead into the slot found in the middle of the case. The case will split as you work the screwdriver all around it.

If you're about to replace your keys, ensure you have spare keys, since this will cut down the total cost by a significant amount. If you have an extra key, ask the dealer to cut it and program it for your car. This is a lot less expensive than purchasing a brand new key fob.

If you don't have a spare you can add an additional key to your car, however this requires a lot research and effort. Adding a second key costs around a hundred dollars and it requires programming of the car's computer. Professionals can do this, but it's an expensive option.

Replacement Ignition

The latest SAAB 9-3 uses a more sophisticated alarm system based on a key code. If you lose your sole key, it can be costly to replace it with another one since the car needs to be equipped with a specific computer and be programmed to accept a new key. Most locksmiths cannot do this or even dealers will charge hundred dollars to program the new key!

If you've lost your only working key, a dealer will replace the computer in your car (known as the CIM or saab ignition key TWICE) to create an exchange, and they will charge top dollar for it. We can reprogramme the existing EEPROM of your car's computer to be ready to accept an additional key. This will save you more than 50% off the price you'd pay the dealer.

If you've owned a SAAB 9-3 an extended period of time, you know that the ignition keys aren't very durable. They can get extremely sticky, and the buttons are known to fall off occasionally It is recommended that you consider purchasing a new one if yours isn't performing as it should. Luckily, replacing the ignition key isn't as difficult as it sounds and is fairly easy to do using the appropriate tools.