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How to Replace a Saab 9-3 Key The Saab 9-3 is a fantastic car that provides a lot of appeal for drivers. It has a powerful engine as well as excellent visibility. It also has an excellent safety rating. However, it is crucial to ensure that you have at the very least two working keys for your car. If you lose the only key, it could be costly to purchase a new one. How to Replace the Ignition Key on a Saab 9-3 You have to replace your car key in the event that it isn't turning. This guide will walk you through how to do it on a Saab 9-3. You'll need to replace the key, buy another reprogrammable device, and purchase a new case for your key-fob. 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 batteries in the key-fob will wear out and will not hold a charge for long. This is especially relevant if you continue to use the same key for the same lock. A professional locksmith can change the battery fairly easily. You can also do it yourself if have the proper tools and a bit of patience. The first step is to remove the key-fob. This is done by inserting a flathead screwdriver into the slot located in middle of the case. It is important to work slowly, since the plastic is very thin and easily damaged. After the case is opened, you can create the new key by combining the lower part of old key with a transponder and banana. This will ensure that the new key is linked to the CIM properly, which could make a huge difference when replacing the primary key for your Saab 9-3. How do you replace the ignition Key in a Saab 900 If you don't have two keys you'll need to take off the steering wheel and dashboard to access the ignition. Start by disconnecting your negative battery cable. Once the battery is disconnected, you can take off all the trim pieces and dashboard 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 houses an ignition lock that can stop the vehicle from starting if key isn't present in the. If your 900's ignition switch isn't working properly, check the key to determine if it's in the lock or stuck in the barrel of ignition. You should also rotate your keys and keep them clean to avoid being bent. saab 9-3 key not accepted contact service differ from other cars because they don't use traditional keys made of metal. Instead, the car is able to recognize the electronic signals generated by the key fob through a special chip in it. If you lose just one key fob that is working, your dealer will charge you an extra fee to replace your computer module (also known as the CIM). However, we can reprogram your existing computer EEPROM and prepare it to accept new keys without replacing it. You'll save 50% off the dealer's cost! This is the SAAB KEY PROGRAM. Find out more information about it here! How to Replace the Ignition Key on a Saab 9-5 The metal part of the classic Saab keys is easy to duplicate and doesn't pose a significant threat to vehicle theft. The real security is the electronic component that's in the key fob, which is equipped with a chip that detects the car when it is inserted into the ignition switch. Saab's anti-theft device has been relying on this technology for more than 10 years. It's not quite as effective as a physical door lock however, it makes the theft of your car more difficult. Every Saab owner must keep a spare Saab key in their car. The majority of new Saabs come with two keys, but they can be added at 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 to this is the NG 9-3 vehicles which are more modern and more advanced features that require an ignition key. The dealer will replace the CIM or TWICE module in these cars if all keys are lost, and they'll charge you a premium for the process. But we can reprogram the EEPROM in your existing computer and prepare it to accept new keys, and not replace the expensive modules. How do I replace the ignition Key in an XC90 Saab If your SAAB 9-3 key fob starts having trouble turning the barrel of the lock It could be the time to replace it. The procedure is quite simple and doesn't require you to visit a dealer. Instead you can complete the process yourself at home using the help of a few tools. You'll first need to prepare the keys for your new car. Before starting, make sure that the anti-theft system has been disabled by placing blocks on your rear wheels and engaging the handbrake. After that, insert the key into the ignition and switch it to the on position which activates the accessories, but does not start the engine. Repeat this five times, and then put the key in the “on” position. The next step is to find a new case for the old key fob. They can be found in most auto parts stores and are usually inexpensive. Based on the model, you may even buy them without electronics. To open the case simply push the screwdriver with a flathead into the slot in the middle. The case should split easily and, once you've done that, you'll have access to the internal electronics. Use a flathead screwdriver to gently pry out the electronics.