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How to Replace a Saab 9-3 Key

The Saab 9-3 has an impressive variety of appeal to drivers. It is well-lit and has an impressive performance engine. It has a very high safety rating.

It is crucial to have two keys that are compatible for your vehicle. If you lose one key, it can be expensive to replace it with another one.

How to replace the ignition Key in a Saab9-3

You'll need to replace your car key when it doesn't turn. This guide will show how to replace the ignition key on the Saab 9-3. You will need a replacement key as well as a reprogrammable battery, and a new key-fob cover.

Most modern Saab models use transponders instead of a traditional key to unlock the car and begin it. The reprogrammable batteries that are in the key-fob eventually expire, and they cannot hold any charge. This is especially true if you use the same key for the lock you have.

The good thing is that the battery can be replaced quite easily by a professional locksmith. If you have the proper tools, and a little patience you can do it yourself. The first step involves separating the key-fob. Insert flatheads into the slot that is in the middle of your case. The plastic is very thin and can easily be damaged.

Once the case is opened, you can prepare the new key by combining the lower part of the old key with the banana and transponder on the new key. This will ensure that the new key is mated to the CIM properly, which could make a big difference when replacing the original key for your Saab 9-3.

How do you replace the ignition Key on the Saab 900

If you do not have two keys, you will need to remove the dashboard and steering wheel to gain access to the ignition. Begin by disconnecting the negative battery cable. Once the battery is disconnected, it is possible to remove the dashboard and trim pieces that surround the steering wheel. Once the dashboard is removed, you can place a screwdriver in the opening behind the ignition switch.

The ignition cylinder is equipped with a key lock that could stop the vehicle from starting if it does not have a key. If the ignition switch on your 900 isn't working correctly, make sure to check if the key is in the lock or stuck inside the ignition barrel. It's also a good idea to rotate your keys often and clean them regularly so that one doesn't become bent.

Saab cars differ from other cars because they don't use traditional metal keys. Instead, the car recognizes electrical signals that come from the key fob by using the use of a specific microchip.

If you lose your only working key fob the dealer will charge you top dollar to replace the computer module (known as the CIM). We can reprogram the EEPROM of your computer to enable it to accept new keys without the need to replace it. You'll save more than 50% off the price of the dealer! We call it the SAAB KEY PROGRAM. Find out more about it here!

How to Replace the Ignition Key on a Saab 9-5

The metal part of classic saab key fob repair keys is simple to copy and doesn't pose a significant threat to vehicle theft. The real protection is the electronic component in the key-fob, which has a chip inside that recognizes your car when it is inserted into the ignition switch.

saab 9-3 key programming's anti-theft system has relied upon this technology for more than a decade. It's not as efficient as a physical lock for your door but it does make stealing your car more difficult. Every Saab owner must keep a spare Saab key in their vehicle.

The majority of new Saabs come with two keys, but they can be purchased from the dealer's expense using a handheld device, called a Tech-2. The cost can be under $400 for the transmitter+transponder (different than the metal key blade/shell that opens the doors and turns the ignition cylinder). The only exception is for NG 9-3 vehicles, which come with newer, more modern features that require a separate key-fob and operate using a different procedure.

If you lose all keys, the dealer will replace your CIM or TWICE modules and charge you an additional fee for it. But we can reprogram the EEPROM on your computer and set it up to accept new keys, without replacing the expensive modules.

How to Replace the Ignition Key on the saab key battery XC90

If your SAAB 9-3 key fob starts having issues turning the barrel of the lock, it may be time to replace it. It's relatively simple and doesn't require you to visit a dealer. Instead you can do it yourself at home using a few simple tools.

First, you'll need to prepare the new keys. Before you start, be sure that the anti-theft system is disabled by placing blocks on your rear wheels and engaging the handbrake. Insert the key in the ignition and turn it to the "on" position. This will activate the accessories however, it won't start the engine. Repeat this five times, then keep the key in the on position.

You'll need to purchase an additional case for your key fob. You can get these at any auto parts store, and they're typically very affordable. Based on the model, you may even purchase them without electronic components.

To open the case, put an flathead screwdriver into the slot that is in the middle and gently work it. The case will split easily, and when you've done that, you'll have access to the internal electronics. Use a flathead screwdriver to gently pry out the electronics.