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How to Replace a saab 93 key replacement 9-3 Key

The saab key fob replacement 9-3 has an impressive deal of appeal for drivers. It is powerful and has excellent visibility. It also has a high safety rating.

However, it is important to make sure that you have at least two keys that work for your car. It can be costly to replace a key in the event that you lose it.

How to replace the ignition Key in a Saab9-3

You'll need to replace your car keys if it won't turn. This guide will teach you how to replace the ignition key on the Saab 9-3. You'll need a new key with a reprogrammable battery and a new key-fob case.

The majority of modern Saab models make use of transponders instead of a key made of metal to unlock the car and start it. The issue with this is that the reprogrammable battery inside the key-fob can wear out and will not hold a charge any longer. This is particularly relevant if you use the same key for the same lock.

The good news is that it can be replaced quite easily by an experienced locksmith. You can also do it yourself if have the necessary tools and a little bit of patience. The first step is to separate the key-fob. Insert a flathead into the slot in the middle of your case. The plastic is brittle, and is easily damaged.

Once the case is open and you are able to prepare the new key by combining the lower part of the key that was used previously with the transponder and banana on the new key. This will ensure that the new key is properly mated to your CIM that can be a major difference when replacing the sole key for your saab ignition key 9-3.

How to Replace the Ignition Key on the saab Key code 900

If you don't have two keys you'll have to remove the dashboard and steering wheel in order to access the ignition. Begin by disconnecting the negative battery cable. After the battery has been disconnected, you are able to remove the dashboard and trim pieces around the steering wheel. Once the dash has been taken off, you can push a screwdriver into the opening in the back of the ignition switch and take it out.

The ignition cylinder houses an ignition lock that can prevent the car from starting if the key isn't inside it. If your 900's ignition switch isn't functioning, check the key to see whether it's inside the lock or is stuck in the ignition barrel. It's also an excellent idea to rotate your keys often and clean them regularly so that they don't get bent.

Saab cars differ from other cars in the sense that they don't have traditional keys made of metal. Instead, the car can recognize the electronic signals from the key fob through a chip that is specifically designed for it.

If you lose your sole working key fob the dealer will charge you top dollar for replacing your computer module (known as the CIM). However, we can reprogram the existing computer's EEPROM to prepare it to accept new keys without replacing it. This can save you over 50% of the price the dealer charges! This is the SAAB Key PROGRAM. Find out more information about it here!

How to replace the ignition Key in a Saab9-5

The metal part of classic Saab keys is easy to duplicate and does not present a major threat to vehicle theft. The real security comes from the electronic part of the key-fob, which has a chip inside that recognizes your car when it's inserted into your ignition switch.

Saab has relied on the technology of this anti-theft device for more than 10 years. It's not quite as effective as a physical door lock, but it makes stealing your car a lot more difficult. That's why every Saab owner should keep an extra key available.

The majority of new Saabs come with two keys at the factory. However, you can add more at the dealer with a handheld computer referred to as 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 work through a different process.

The dealer will replace the CIM or TWICE module of those cars if the keys are lost. They'll charge you top dollar for the process. We can however reprogram the EEPROM on your computer and set it up to accept new keys without replacing the expensive modules.

How do I replace the ignition Key in the Saab XC90

It could be time to replace your SAAB key fob if you're having difficulty turning the barrel of the lock. The process is fairly simple and you don't even need to go to a dealership. You can do it at home using a few basic tools.

First, you'll need to make the new keys. Before you begin, disable the anti-theft system by placing blocks underneath the rear wheels and activating your handbrake. Place 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 turn off the key in the "on" position.

Next, you'll need to buy a new case for your key fob. You can find them at any auto parts store and they're usually quite affordable. You can get them without electronics, based on the model.

To open the case, place a flathead screwdriver in the slot located in the middle and slowly work it. The case will break easily, and once you've got it open, you'll get access to the internal electronics. To remove the electronics, make use of a small screwdriver and try prying them out gently.