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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 take to add the second key. It requires dealer assistance using an electronic handheld computer called Tech-2. Then, a new transponder and key have to be purchased.

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 top condition.

Replacement Case

In contrast to the traditional Saab keys of old keys, the modern key fobs contain electronics which makes it hard to make a copy. This has made stealing cars much more difficult than twenty years ago. It also makes it more expensive to replace lost keys.

Every owner of a Saab 9-3 should have at least two working keys. It is expensive to replace a lost key because it requires replacing the CIM module, as well as programming the locking cylinders. Dealers charge between $100-$200 to do this.

There are options to avoid these high costs. Some parts retailers will search for Saab Key Fob the code on an extra key (usually the same one that opens the doors and turns on the ignition) and cut a brand new key blade out of metal for only a fraction of the dealer's cost. The key must be the exact same as the original for it to work in your vehicle.

Follow these steps to replace the case. You'll need a flathead and patience. Utilizing the screwdriver, slowly break the plastic and separate the emergency keys from the case. Once you have the case open, remove the electronics and put them in your new case. Make sure you insert the correct key and badge inside the case.

Replacement Battery

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

The button is typically located next to the Saab logo on the back of the fob. This is usually located near the Saab logo on the back of the fob. Use a flathead to insert the screwdriver through the small hole in this button. This will allow you to open the fob's case so that you can replace the battery.

Once the new CR1632 battery is in place then you can reassemble your remote key fob and program it to your car. The entire process should take no more than an hour at most. This is a very easy process that doesn't require any special tools.

If you lose your key, the process is slightly more complicated, but it can still be accomplished. The dealer will first need to read the VIN of the vehicle and then order an additional TWICE module and key blade that has the correct unique code. The dealer will then need to program the key using MDI an innovative software tool.

Replacement Key Fob

The key fob has an internal battery that is used to lock and unlock your car. The batteries last for a period of, and they will eventually go out of service. It is a common problem that affects all cars. The good news is you can change the batteries in most key fobs without having to replace the entire case. You can purchase replacement fobs from Amazon that have all the electronics already in place, so you'll just pop open the case and replace the old batteries. You will need to remove the emergency key before you replace the batteries. To do this, insert the screwdriver of a small flat head into the slot that is in the middle. The case will split as you work the screwdriver all around it.

When you're ready to replace the keys make sure you have a spare because this can cut down your total cost by a significant amount. If you have a spare you can request that the dealer cut the new key and program it into your car, which is cheaper than replacing the whole key fob.

It is possible to add a second key to your vehicle even if you don't have one, but it takes lots of research and work. It costs around a hundred dollars to get a second car key. The computer in the car also needs to be programmed. Professionals can do this but it's not a cheap option.

Replacement Ignition

Unlike earlier saab ignition key cars, the modern SAAB 9-3 models have an advanced alarm system that is built on a key code. If you lose only one key, it may be costly to replace it with another one, as the car has to be equipped with a specific computer and be programmed to accept a brand new key. Most locksmiths cannot do this and dealers can charge several hundreds of dollars just to program the new key!

If you've lost only one working key, a dealer will replace your car's computer (known as the CIM or SAAB TWICE) to create a replacement, and will charge a premium for it. Instead, we can reprogram the EEPROM of your current car computer to prepare it for a new key, which will save you more than 50% of what you'd be charged at a dealership.

If you've owned a 9-3 from SAAB for a long time, you know that the ignition keys are not very durable. If the ignition key you have isn't working correctly, you should think about replacing it. They can become very sticky and the buttons have been known to fall off. Fortunately, replacing the ignition key isn't as complicated as it seems, and it can be done in a short time with the proper tools.