How A Weekly Saab 9-3 Key Replacement Project Can Change Your Life
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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 add the second key. It requires dealer assistance using an electronic handheld computer called Tech-2. Then a new key as well as transponder have to be purchased and then programmed into the car.
It is recommended to rotate your keys so that one doesn't wear out more quickly than the other. This will keep your keys in perfect condition.
Replacement Case
The new key fobs do not look like the old Saab keys. They're equipped with electronic devices that make it difficult to duplicate. This has made car theft much more difficult than twenty years ago. It also makes it more expensive to replace keys lost.
Saab 9-3 owners should have two working keys. It is costly to replace a lost key, as it requires replacing the CIM module, and reconfiguring the locking cylinders. Dealers charge between $100 and $200 for this.
There are several ways to get around these costly. Some parts suppliers will use the code of an old key to cut a new metal blade for a fraction of the cost of the dealer. The key must be the exact same as the original to allow it to function in your vehicle.
You can also change the case yourself by following these steps. You'll need a flathead screwdriver along with some patience. Utilizing the screwdriver, slowly pull the plastic apart and separate the emergency key from the case. Once you have the case open, remove the electronic components and put them back into your new case. Insert the correct key and badge into the case.
Replacement Battery
The replacement battery for the saab spare key 9-3 is a low-cost part that can be replaced quickly and easily. This YouTube video by Cyclone Cyd demonstrates how to replace the battery for the remote fob in just four simple steps. This tutorial is compatible with any modern saab 9-3 key programming key fob. However, the process might differ slightly.
The button is normally located just below the saab 900 key logo on the back of the fob. The button is usually found on the back of your fob right next to the Saab Logo. Use a flathead screwdriver to insert the screwdriver into the small hole on this button. This should be sufficient to open the fob case so that you can change the battery.
Once you have installed the new batteries CR1632, you can put back together your remote key fob. Then, you can program it into your car. The procedure should take no more than an hour or less. It's a simple process that doesn't require any special tools.
The process is more complicated if you lose your key, but still possible. The dealer needs to first determine the VIN of the vehicle and then order the replacement TWICE module as well as key blade that has the correct unique code. Then, they'll have to cut the replacement key and then program it using the latest software tool known as MDI.
Replacement Key Fob
The key fob is equipped with a battery that is used to lock and unlock your car. They have a limited life span and eventually will die. This is a typical issue that happens to all cars and the good thing is that you can replace the batteries on most key fobs and not have to replace the whole case. Amazon sells replacement fobs that already have all the electronics installed. It is easy to remove the case and replace the batteries. It is necessary to remove the emergency key before you replace the batteries. To do this, place a small screwdriver that is flat into the slot that is in the middle. Move the screwdriver around the case, and it will split open, making it easier to take it out.
If you're ready to replace your keys, be sure to have an extra set on hand. This can save you a lot of money. If you have an extra key, request the dealer to cut it in half and program it to your car. This is much less expensive than purchasing a new key fob.
It is possible to add a second key to your vehicle if you don't already have one, but it requires some research and effort. The cost for adding a second key is several hundred dollars and it requires programming of the Car Key Cutting's computer. This can be done by a professional, but it is an expensive option for most owners.
Replacement Ignition
The modern SAAB 9-3 features a more sophisticated alarm system built around a key code. If you lose your primary key, it may be expensive to add another one, as the car has to include a computer and also be programmed to accept a new key. Locksmiths typically aren't able to program this or even a dealer will charge several hundreds of dollars just to program the new key!
If you've lost only one working key the dealer will replace the computer in your car (known as the CIM or SAAB TWICE) in order to make an exchange, and they will charge top dollar for it. Instead we can reprogram the EEPROM in your current car computer to make it ready for a replacement key, which will save you more than 50% of what you'll pay at a dealership.
If you've been a faithful owner of an 03-11 SAAB 9-3, you likely know that the ignition key isn't the most robust. They can be extremely sticky, and the buttons are known to fall off every now and then and you should think about buying a new one if the one you have isn't working as it should. Fortunately, replacing the ignition key isn't as complicated as it sounds, and it is fairly easy to do with the proper tools.
Saab owners have a unique set of steps to add the second key. It requires dealer assistance using an electronic handheld computer called Tech-2. Then a new key as well as transponder have to be purchased and then programmed into the car.
It is recommended to rotate your keys so that one doesn't wear out more quickly than the other. This will keep your keys in perfect condition.
Replacement Case
The new key fobs do not look like the old Saab keys. They're equipped with electronic devices that make it difficult to duplicate. This has made car theft much more difficult than twenty years ago. It also makes it more expensive to replace keys lost.
Saab 9-3 owners should have two working keys. It is costly to replace a lost key, as it requires replacing the CIM module, and reconfiguring the locking cylinders. Dealers charge between $100 and $200 for this.
There are several ways to get around these costly. Some parts suppliers will use the code of an old key to cut a new metal blade for a fraction of the cost of the dealer. The key must be the exact same as the original to allow it to function in your vehicle.
You can also change the case yourself by following these steps. You'll need a flathead screwdriver along with some patience. Utilizing the screwdriver, slowly pull the plastic apart and separate the emergency key from the case. Once you have the case open, remove the electronic components and put them back into your new case. Insert the correct key and badge into the case.
Replacement Battery
The replacement battery for the saab spare key 9-3 is a low-cost part that can be replaced quickly and easily. This YouTube video by Cyclone Cyd demonstrates how to replace the battery for the remote fob in just four simple steps. This tutorial is compatible with any modern saab 9-3 key programming key fob. However, the process might differ slightly.
The button is normally located just below the saab 900 key logo on the back of the fob. The button is usually found on the back of your fob right next to the Saab Logo. Use a flathead screwdriver to insert the screwdriver into the small hole on this button. This should be sufficient to open the fob case so that you can change the battery.
Once you have installed the new batteries CR1632, you can put back together your remote key fob. Then, you can program it into your car. The procedure should take no more than an hour or less. It's a simple process that doesn't require any special tools.
The process is more complicated if you lose your key, but still possible. The dealer needs to first determine the VIN of the vehicle and then order the replacement TWICE module as well as key blade that has the correct unique code. Then, they'll have to cut the replacement key and then program it using the latest software tool known as MDI.
Replacement Key Fob
The key fob is equipped with a battery that is used to lock and unlock your car. They have a limited life span and eventually will die. This is a typical issue that happens to all cars and the good thing is that you can replace the batteries on most key fobs and not have to replace the whole case. Amazon sells replacement fobs that already have all the electronics installed. It is easy to remove the case and replace the batteries. It is necessary to remove the emergency key before you replace the batteries. To do this, place a small screwdriver that is flat into the slot that is in the middle. Move the screwdriver around the case, and it will split open, making it easier to take it out.
If you're ready to replace your keys, be sure to have an extra set on hand. This can save you a lot of money. If you have an extra key, request the dealer to cut it in half and program it to your car. This is much less expensive than purchasing a new key fob.
It is possible to add a second key to your vehicle if you don't already have one, but it requires some research and effort. The cost for adding a second key is several hundred dollars and it requires programming of the Car Key Cutting's computer. This can be done by a professional, but it is an expensive option for most owners.
Replacement Ignition
The modern SAAB 9-3 features a more sophisticated alarm system built around a key code. If you lose your primary key, it may be expensive to add another one, as the car has to include a computer and also be programmed to accept a new key. Locksmiths typically aren't able to program this or even a dealer will charge several hundreds of dollars just to program the new key!
If you've lost only one working key the dealer will replace the computer in your car (known as the CIM or SAAB TWICE) in order to make an exchange, and they will charge top dollar for it. Instead we can reprogram the EEPROM in your current car computer to make it ready for a replacement key, which will save you more than 50% of what you'll pay at a dealership.
If you've been a faithful owner of an 03-11 SAAB 9-3, you likely know that the ignition key isn't the most robust. They can be extremely sticky, and the buttons are known to fall off every now and then and you should think about buying a new one if the one you have isn't working as it should. Fortunately, replacing the ignition key isn't as complicated as it sounds, and it is fairly easy to do with the proper tools.
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