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Losing your car keys or misplacing them can be very frustrating. If you have an extra key, attaching the new key to your vehicle is comparatively inexpensive and easy.

To add a new key, you will need to take the electronics off your old key fob and have it programmed to your vehicle via a technology called saab 9-5 key replacement tech 2. You'll pay a fee in the event that you delay this procedure.

Lost or Stolen keys

The key to your car is exactly the same to duplicate like it was a decade ago. Modern keys are equipped with an electronic chip. These chips offer a lot of security against theft and key copying. However, this doesn't mean that you will never misplace your key.

If you do lose your keys, don't panic! Check the places you usually keep your keys. They may be hidden inside your pants or jacket, or even on the floor beside your front door. If you're not able to locate your keys, you can call a locksmith who will go to your car to help you find them.

If all of your keys are lost and you are in need of replacement, a dealer will replace your car's computer (SAAB CIM or SAAB Twice) in order to make your a new key. This can be expensive and could take a few days to complete. Instead, we can reprogram your existing computer EEPROM and save you money.

The ignition key on the 03-11 saab key fob isn't very robust. The buttons could fall out and can become stuck. If you're down to one working ignition key it is recommended to make a duplicate as soon as possible to avoid difficulties.

Lockouts

Saab owners are advised to keep a spare key in the car, because it's simpler to replace a stolen or lost one. If you lose only one key, it's a different matter. It's expensive to add another key and requires the dealer to install and program the TWICE module (Column Integration Module for older cars) as well as an OEM key that is brand new (not from Amazon or eBay).

If you're having problems with your remote control keys not locking or unlocking your car, you should investigate the possible causes. The most common reason is a dead battery inside the key fob, however it could also be due to worn-out buttons as well as water damage or receiver module issues.

If you've tried these steps and still have a problem it is possible to fix it yourself by reprogramming the key. This is done by changing the count (in reverse hex) to zero in the ECU. In order to do this, you need to get access to the case of your car key fob. The best way to do this is to remove the emergency key from the fob. Once this is done you can use a screwdriver with a flat head to open the case and expose the battery. Be careful when opening the case and make sure you don't pour any liquids in the fob as they can damage the electronic components inside.

Broken Keys

It can be a stressful experience to lose your car keys stolen, particularly if you do not have a spare. Fortunately, you can lessen the inconvenience by having replacement keys made by an expert auto locksmith in Bishopthorpe. We can offer you an electronic set of keys within a short time no matter if you're located in the middle of or near the closest town.

Since 1995, every Saab is required to have an immobilizer for vehicles. This makes it almost impossible to steal a vehicle without a specific key. A transponder with a specific code must be incorporated into the keys to start the car as well as 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 is something that is only possible at a dealer, using the special tool known as a Tech-2 or a similar kind of software.

It is not recommended to remove the broken key from your ignition or lock. It could damage the lock, and cause other issues. If you attempt to force the broken lock or key out, it typically breaks the steel blade of the key or the lock mechanism. This can be much more costly than having a key replacement made by a licensed locksmith.

Replacement

saab 9-5 key replacement owners from 1994 and beyond are advised to keep two working keys for their car. Replacing only one key is expensive and complicated. The dealer will have to replace the CIM (Column Integration Module) or TWICE (Theft Warning Integrated Central Electronics), depending on the model, and the key itself; plus it must be programmed to work with the new module. Keys that are claimed-new from sellers on the aftermarket are often not properly programmed and may fail to program correctly when you require them.

It is not uncommon for the battery in a key fob to wear down after a few years of use, particularly when it is frequently used for locking and unlocking the car. Fortunately that replacing the battery in the majority of SAAB 9-3 key fob models is quite simple and does not require any special tools.

A mobile SAAB Locksmith can provide this service for 75% less money than dealers would charge. Locksmiths don't have to replace the computer in the car, and will usually reprogram the EEPROM of your current computer to accept the new key. This can save a lot of money since a brand new car computer can be expensive. This is why it is logical to call a mobile SAAB locksmith whenever you need an alternative key fob for your car.