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How to Replace the Replacement Key Battery For the Saab 9-3

Saab owners have a distinct procedure to add another key. It requires dealer assistance using a handheld computer called Tech-2. Then a new car key and transponder must be purchased and then programmed to the car.

It is recommended to rotate your keys so that one does not wear out more quickly than the other. This will help to keep your keys in good 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 copy. This has made theft of cars considerably more complicated than it was 20 years ago. It has also made it more expensive to replace lost keys.

Every owner of a Saab 9-3 must have at least two functioning keys. It is costly to replace a lost key, as it requires replacing the CIM module, as well as reprogramming the locking cylinders. Dealers will typically charge $100-$200 to do this.

There are a few ways to avoid these high cost. Some parts dealers can look up the code from an extra key (usually the same one that opens the doors and turns the ignition) and cut a new metal key blade for only a fraction of the dealer's cost. The key, however, must be identical to the original one in order to function in your car.

You can also replace the case yourself by following these steps. You will need a flathead screwdriver and some patience. Utilizing the screwdriver, slowly tear the plastic away and then separate the emergency key from the case. Once the case is open, remove the electronic components and put them back into the new case. Make sure you put the correct badge and key back into the case as well.

Replacement Battery

The Saab 9-3 replacement battery is an inexpensive part that can be easily and quickly replaced. This video tutorial on DIY from YouTube Cyclone Cyd shows how to replace the battery for the remote key fob in only four steps. This tutorial should work with any modern Saab key fob. However, the process might differ slightly.

This button is usually placed just below the saab key code logo on the back of the fob. It's usually near the Saab logo on the back of the fob. Use a flathead to insert the screwdriver through the small hole on this button. This will allow you to open the fob's case to allow you to replace the battery.

After you have installed the CR1632 batteries, you can put back together the remote key fob. Then, you can program it into your car. The entire process should not take more than one hour. It's a very easy procedure that doesn't require any special equipment.

The process is a bit more complex if you lose your key, but still possible. The dealer needs to first determine the VIN of the vehicle before requesting an additional TWICE module and key blade that is matched to the unique code. The dealer will then need to program the key using MDI, a brand new software tool.

Key Replacement Fob

The key fob comes with an internal battery that is used to lock and unlock your vehicle. They have a limited life span and eventually die. This is a common problem that affects all cars and the good thing is that you can replace the batteries in a majority of fobs, without replacing the entire case. You can purchase replacement fobs on Amazon that include all the electronics already installed, so you'll be able to simply open the case and replace the old batteries. It is important to keep in mind that you'll need to take out the emergency key first, and you can do this by putting the small screwdriver flathead into the slot found in the middle of the case. Move the screwdriver around the case, and it will split open, making it easy to take it out.

If you're ready to replace your keys, make sure you have a spare on hand. This will save you a significant amount of money. If you have an extra key, you can ask the dealer to cut it and program it to your car. This is less expensive than purchasing a new key fob.

It is possible to add a second key to your vehicle in the event that you don't have one, however it requires lots of research and effort. The cost for adding a second key is about a few hundred dollars and it also requires the programming of the car's computer. Professionals can accomplish this, but it's an expensive option.

Replacement Ignition

In contrast to earlier Saab vehicles, the latest SAAB 9-3 models are equipped with an extremely sophisticated alarm system that is built around a coded key. This means that should you lose only one working key, adding another one could be very expensive since the car has to have a specific computer module installed, and it must also be designed to accept a different key. Dealers can charge hundreds of dollars to program a new key when they are not able to complete the task.

If you've Lost Saab key the only working key, a dealer will replace the computer in your car (known as the CIM or SAAB TWICE) to make an exchange, and they will charge a premium for it. We can reprogram the current EEPROM on your car's computer so that it's ready to accept an additional key. This will save you more than 50% of the price you'd pay at the dealer.

If you've been a long-time owner of an 03-11 SAAB 9-3, then you likely are aware that the ignition key isn't all that robust. If your ignition key is not functioning properly, it is time to think about replacing it. They can become sticky and the buttons are known to fall off. The good news is that replacing the ignition key isn't as complicated as it sounds, and it is fairly easy to do with the proper tools.