The Lesser-Known Benefits Of Saab 9-3 Key Replacement
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How to Replace the Replacement Key Battery For the Saab 9-3
Saab owners have to follow a series of special steps to install a second ignition key. This requires an electronic handheld computer, referred to as Tech-2 which is to be used by the dealer. Then the transponder must be replaced and a key are required to be purchased.
Rotate your keys to stop one from wearing out quicker than another. This will also keep your keys in top condition.
Replacement Case
Unlike the classic saab car key keys of the past, the new key fobs are equipped with electronics which makes it difficult to duplicate. This has made car theft much more difficult than twenty years ago. It has also made it more expensive to replace keys lost.
Saab 9-3 owners should have two keys that work. If one gets lost, it costs a fortune to add another to the car because it involves replacing the CIM module and reprogramming the locking cylinders. Dealers charge between $100 and $200 for this.
There are options to avoid these costly costs. Some parts suppliers will search for the code from an old key (usually the same one that opens the doors and turns on the ignition) and cut a new metal key blade at just a fraction of dealer cost. The key must be the exact same as the original in order for it to work in your vehicle.
You can also replace the case yourself by following these steps. You'll need an flathead screwdriver and patience. Using the screwdriver, slowly break the plastic and separate the emergency key from the case. After the case is open take the electronics out and put them back in your new case. Make sure you insert the correct key and badge into the case.
Replacement Battery
The replacement battery for the Saab 9-3 is a cheap part that can be replaced easily and quickly. This YouTube DIY video Cyclone Cyd, a user on YouTube, explains how to replace the battery of the remote key fob in just four steps. This tutorial can be used with any modern Saab key fob. However, the process may differ slightly.
The first step is to find the button that opens the backup key inside the fob. This is usually located next to the Saab logo on the back of the fob. Then you will need the flathead screwdriver to insert into the small hole inside this button. This will be enough to allow you to open the fob's case so that you can replace the battery.
After you have installed the new battery CR1632, you are able to reassemble your remote key fob. Then, you can program it into your car. The entire process should take no more than an hour, if not less. It is a simple procedure that doesn't require any special tools.
If you lose your key, the process is a bit more involved but it is still able to be done. The dealer must verify the VIN of the car, and then purchase a replacement key blade and TWICE module with the exact unique code. Then, they'll have to cut the replacement key and then program it with the latest software tool known as MDI.
Replacement Key Fob
The key fob comes with an internal battery that is used to lock and unlock your vehicle. Batteries have a finite lifespan and eventually die. This is a problem that occurs with all vehicles, and the good news is that you can replace the batteries in most key fobs and not have to replace the entire case. You can purchase fobs replacements on Amazon that come with all the electronics already installed, so you can simply 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, and you can do this by putting an incredibly small screwdriver with a flat head into the slot in the middle of the case. The case should split when you work the screwdriver all around it.
When you are ready to replace the keys, make sure you have spare keys, as this will reduce your 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 a lot less expensive than purchasing a new fob.
It is possible to add another key to your car If you don't already have one, but it requires a great deal of research and effort. A second key can cost a few hundred dollars, and it also requires programming of the car's computer. Professionals can accomplish this however it's a costly option.
Replacement Ignition
The modern SAAB 9-3 features an alarm system that is more sophisticated built around a key code. If you lose your only key, it may be expensive to add another one, as the car has to include a computer and be programmed to accept a new key. Most locksmiths can't do this and even a dealer will charge several hundred dollars to program the new key!
Dealers will charge you a high price to replace your car computer (also called the CIM or SAAB twice) If you lose your sole working key. Instead, we can reprogram the EEPROM in your current car computer to allow it to be programmed to accept a second key, which will save you more than 50% of the price you have to pay at a dealership.
If you have owned a saab key programmer 9-3 for a long time you're aware that the ignition keys are not very durable. If the ignition key you have isn't functioning properly, it is time to look into replacing it. They can become extremely sticky and the buttons can fall off. Fortunately, replacing the ignition key isn't as complicated as it seems, and it can be done quickly with the right tools.
Saab owners have to follow a series of special steps to install a second ignition key. This requires an electronic handheld computer, referred to as Tech-2 which is to be used by the dealer. Then the transponder must be replaced and a key are required to be purchased.
Rotate your keys to stop one from wearing out quicker than another. This will also keep your keys in top condition.
Replacement Case
Unlike the classic saab car key keys of the past, the new key fobs are equipped with electronics which makes it difficult to duplicate. This has made car theft much more difficult than twenty years ago. It has also made it more expensive to replace keys lost.
Saab 9-3 owners should have two keys that work. If one gets lost, it costs a fortune to add another to the car because it involves replacing the CIM module and reprogramming the locking cylinders. Dealers charge between $100 and $200 for this.
There are options to avoid these costly costs. Some parts suppliers will search for the code from an old key (usually the same one that opens the doors and turns on the ignition) and cut a new metal key blade at just a fraction of dealer cost. The key must be the exact same as the original in order for it to work in your vehicle.
You can also replace the case yourself by following these steps. You'll need an flathead screwdriver and patience. Using the screwdriver, slowly break the plastic and separate the emergency key from the case. After the case is open take the electronics out and put them back in your new case. Make sure you insert the correct key and badge into the case.
Replacement Battery
The replacement battery for the Saab 9-3 is a cheap part that can be replaced easily and quickly. This YouTube DIY video Cyclone Cyd, a user on YouTube, explains how to replace the battery of the remote key fob in just four steps. This tutorial can be used with any modern Saab key fob. However, the process may differ slightly.
The first step is to find the button that opens the backup key inside the fob. This is usually located next to the Saab logo on the back of the fob. Then you will need the flathead screwdriver to insert into the small hole inside this button. This will be enough to allow you to open the fob's case so that you can replace the battery.
After you have installed the new battery CR1632, you are able to reassemble your remote key fob. Then, you can program it into your car. The entire process should take no more than an hour, if not less. It is a simple procedure that doesn't require any special tools.
If you lose your key, the process is a bit more involved but it is still able to be done. The dealer must verify the VIN of the car, and then purchase a replacement key blade and TWICE module with the exact unique code. Then, they'll have to cut the replacement key and then program it with the latest software tool known as MDI.
Replacement Key Fob
The key fob comes with an internal battery that is used to lock and unlock your vehicle. Batteries have a finite lifespan and eventually die. This is a problem that occurs with all vehicles, and the good news is that you can replace the batteries in most key fobs and not have to replace the entire case. You can purchase fobs replacements on Amazon that come with all the electronics already installed, so you can simply 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, and you can do this by putting an incredibly small screwdriver with a flat head into the slot in the middle of the case. The case should split when you work the screwdriver all around it.
When you are ready to replace the keys, make sure you have spare keys, as this will reduce your 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 a lot less expensive than purchasing a new fob.
It is possible to add another key to your car If you don't already have one, but it requires a great deal of research and effort. A second key can cost a few hundred dollars, and it also requires programming of the car's computer. Professionals can accomplish this however it's a costly option.
Replacement Ignition
The modern SAAB 9-3 features an alarm system that is more sophisticated built around a key code. If you lose your only key, it may be expensive to add another one, as the car has to include a computer and be programmed to accept a new key. Most locksmiths can't do this and even a dealer will charge several hundred dollars to program the new key!
Dealers will charge you a high price to replace your car computer (also called the CIM or SAAB twice) If you lose your sole working key. Instead, we can reprogram the EEPROM in your current car computer to allow it to be programmed to accept a second key, which will save you more than 50% of the price you have to pay at a dealership.
If you have owned a saab key programmer 9-3 for a long time you're aware that the ignition keys are not very durable. If the ignition key you have isn't functioning properly, it is time to look into replacing it. They can become extremely sticky and the buttons can fall off. Fortunately, replacing the ignition key isn't as complicated as it seems, and it can be done quickly with the right tools.