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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 add an additional key. This requires the use of a handheld computer, known as Tech-2, to be used by the dealer. Then, a new transponder and key are required to be purchased. It is a good idea to rotate your keys in order that one does not get damaged faster than the other. This will also ensure that your keys remain in top condition. Replacement Case The new key fobs for keys are not like the older Saab keys. They're equipped with electronic devices that make them difficult to copy. This has made car theft considerably more complicated than it was 20 years ago. It also makes it more costly to replace keys that were lost. Saab 9-3 owners should have two working keys. If one gets lost, it costs a lot of money to get another one for the car, as it requires replacing the CIM module and re-programming the locking cylinders. Dealers will typically charge $100-$200 for this. There are a few ways to avoid these costly. Some parts suppliers will use the code of an extra key to cut a brand new metal blade at a fraction the cost of the dealer. The key must be exactly the same as the original to allow it to function in your vehicle. You can also change the case yourself by following these steps. You'll require a flathead and patience. With the screwdriver, break apart the plastic and remove the emergency key. Once the case is open, take the electronics out and place them inside the new case. Make sure you put the correct badge and key back into the case as well. saab key programmer -3 replacement battery is a budget part that can be quickly and easily replaced. This YouTube video from Cyclone Cyd demonstrates how to replace the remote fob battery in just four simple steps. This tutorial is compatible with any modern Saab key fob. However, the process may differ slightly. The button is normally located close to the Saab logo on the back of the fob. This button is typically located on the back of your fob close to the Saab Logo. Then you will need a flathead screwdriver into the small hole of this button. This should be enough to let the fob case open to allow you to change the battery. After you have installed the new batteries CR1632, it is possible to restore the remote key fob. You can then program it into your car. The whole process should not take more than an hour. It's a simple procedure that doesn't require any special tools. The process can be a bit more complex if you lose the key, but it's possible. The dealer has to first verify the VIN of the vehicle, and then purchase an alternative TWICE module, as well as a key blade with the proper unique code. The dealer will then have to program the key using MDI, a new software tool. Replacement Key Fob The key fob is the device that locks and unlocks your car, it has an internal battery. They have a limited life span and eventually will die. This is a regular issue that occurs with all vehicles and the good news is that you can change the batteries in many key fobs and not have to replace the entire case. Amazon sells fobs for replacement that already have all the electronic components installed. It is easy to remove the case and replace the batteries. It is important to keep in mind that you'll have to remove the emergency key first, and you can accomplish this by inserting an incredibly small screwdriver with a flat head into the slot found in the middle of the case. The case will split once you move the screwdriver around it. If you're planning to replace your keys, be sure to have a spare on hand. This will save you lots of money. If you have spare keys, you can ask the dealer cut an entirely new key and then program it into your car, which is much cheaper than replacing the entire key fob. If you don't have a spare you can add an additional key to your car, but this will require a lot of research and effort. A second key can cost a few hundred dollars, and it also requires programming of the car's computer. Professionals can accomplish this however it's a costly option. Replacement Ignition The new SAAB 9-3 is an advanced alarm system built around a key code. This means that should you lose only one working key, replacing it with another key can be extremely costly since the car needs to have a computer module added and it also needs to be specifically programmed to accept a new key. Even a dealer can charge hundreds of dollars to program an entirely new key, if they are unable to complete the task. Dealers will charge you the highest price to replace your car computer (also known as the CIM or SAAB twice) If you lose the only working key. Instead we can reprogramme the EEPROM in your current car computer to prepare it to accept a second key, which will save you more than 50% of the price you pay at a dealership. If you've been an owner of a 03-11 SAAB 9-3, then you likely have noticed that the ignition switch isn't very robust. If your ignition key isn't functioning properly, it is time to consider replacing it. They can become extremely sticky and the buttons are known to fall off. The good news is that replacing the ignition key isn't as difficult as it seems and can be done quickly using the right tools.