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Saab Key Replacement
It can be a real pain to lose keys to your car stolen. If you have a spare key, adding a new key to your vehicle is relatively cheap and easy.
You'll need to get rid of the old electronic key fob and then program it into your car using a saab Technology 2 device. There will be a cost for putting off this process.
Keys stolen or lost
The key to your car is exactly the same to make copies of now as it was twenty years ago. Modern keys come with an electronic chip. These chips offer a great degree of protection against key theft and copying. However, this doesn't mean that you will never lose your key.
If you do lose your keys, don't panic! The first thing you should do is look around where you usually keep your keys. You may find them in your purse, jacket pocket or even lying on the ground next to your front door. If you're not able to locate your keys, you can call a locksmith who will come to your vehicle and help you locate them.
If all of your keys are lost the dealer will replace your car's computer (SAAB CIM or SAAB Twice) in order to make a new key for you. This can be costly and could take a few days to complete. We can reprogram the memory of your computer to save money.
The ignition key on the 03-11 SAAB isn't the most durable. They are often sticky and the buttons may disappear from time to time. You should create a copy of your ignition key if only you have one. This will save you from any hassles.
Lockouts
Saab owners should always have a spare key because it's much simpler to replace keys lost or stolen. If you lose your only key, it's a different story because it's costly to purchase a new one and requires the dealer to install and program a new TWICE module (Column Integration Module on earlier cars) and also a brand new key that is OEM (not from Amazon or eBay).
If your remote control keys aren't locking or unlocking your car, there are many possible reasons. Most likely is the battery of the coin that is dead in the key fob. However, it could be caused by worn buttons and water damage, signal interference, and problems with the receiver module.
If you've checked these but the issue persists you can attempt to solve the issue yourself by changing the code in the key. This is done by changing (in inverse Hex) the number count to zero in the ECU. You'll need to open the case of the key fob to accomplish this. The easiest way to do this is to remove the emergency key from the fob. After that, you can use a flathead screwdriver to open the case and expose the battery. Be careful when doing this and do not pour or drop any liquids into the fob because they could damage the electronic components within.
Broken Keys
It can be a traumatic experience to lose your car keys stolen, particularly if you do not have a spare. It is possible to minimize the hassle by having your replacement keys made in Bishopthorpe by an experienced locksmith. We can supply you with the electronic chips keys in a flash, whether you are located in the middle or close to the closest town.
Since 1995 since 1995, every Saab is required to have an immobilizer on the vehicle. This makes it almost impossible to steal a car without a unique key. A transponder is required to be included in the key to allow the car to start and unlock doors. The key also needs a transmitter/transponder chip that needs to be matched with the car's computer module in order to work. This can only be done at a dealer, using the special tool known as Tech-2 Tech-2 or a different kind of software.
It is not recommended to remove your broken key from your lock or ignition. saab 93 replacement key could cause damage to the lock, and result in other problems. When you try to force a key or lock that is broken out, it is likely to break the blade of the key's metal or the mechanism for the lock. This can be much more expensive than a key replacement made by a qualified locksmith.
Replacement
Saab owners from 1994 onwards are advised to have two working keys for their vehicle. Replacing one key is costly and complex. The dealer will have to replace both the CIM (Column Integration module) or TWICE, based on the model. They will also have to program the key to work with the new module. Keys purchased from aftermarket sellers are usually not properly initialized and will fail to properly program when you need them.
It is not unusual to find the battery inside a key fob to wear down after a few years of use, specifically when it is frequently used to lock and unlock the car. Fortunately replacing the battery on most SAAB 9-3 key fob models is easy and doesn't require any special tools.
A mobile SAAB locksmith can typically do this at a cost that is 75% less than what a dealer would charge for the same service. Locksmiths do not have to replace the car's computer, and can re-program the existing EEPROM so that it can accept the new keys. This could save you a significant amount of money since a new computer for your car is expensive. This is why it is logical to call a mobile SAAB locksmith anytime you require an extra key fob to your vehicle.