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How to Replace a SAAB Key Fob A key fob that isn't working properly can cost you several hundred dollars at a dealership. You can repair it yourself and save money. You'll need a flathead screwdriver to open the case and access the electronics. A multimeter is also needed to test the battery. Battery Most key fobs start to work when you press the button to unlock or lock your vehicle (or start it if you own a car with keyless ignition). This is because they use a battery inside that sends an electronic signal to the vehicle to let it know that you're close enough to activate the starter button. If your fob begins to behave in a strange manner it is most likely that the battery is wearing out and must be replaced. This is a relatively simple procedure, but you'll have to be cautious not to damage the electronic components in the fob. If you're not sure of the size battery your fob needs you can look for a label or other marking on the back of the fob that will indicate what it requires. You can use a multimeter in order to test your old battery and make sure it still is working. Remove the battery that was in use and replace it with the new one after you've found the right one for your key fob. Then you can snap the two parts of the fob back together and you'll be all set. Get a few batteries to ensure you have them in case the battery in your key fob becomes lost or worn out. You'll not have to replace your key fob in the future. Electronics Key fobs that are used to lock and unlock vehicles remotely are powered by a battery. Depending on how often you use your key fob, it's unusual that the battery will die or for the electronic components in the key fob to wear out. Replace your SAAB key fob's battery as soon you can in order to avoid accidentally locking and unlocking your car. It's fairly easy to replace the battery or electronic components of the SAAB keyfob. It doesn't require any special tools or equipment, and you can do it at home, if you know how to do it. It's important to carefully remove the electronics from the case. If you press the case too hard, they may be damaged. It is not uncommon for owners of SAAB 9-3 cars to lose their only functioning key. It is possible to pay an enormous amount to purchase an alternative key from the dealer, and then wait for weeks to receive it. Our Oakland mobile SAAB locksmith can cut the Toyota key and program it in your immobilizer for a small fraction of the cost. A new Toyota key costs only $120. This is a fraction the cost that dealers charge. It also cuts down on the cost of towing your vehicle to the dealership and the time it takes for them to complete the job. Reprogramming There's a good chance that you'll have to replace the manual key of your car. resources 's a straightforward process and does not require any special tools. Place a flathead in the slot that is in the middle of your case. The key fob that was previously in the case can be removed by gently opening the case. The battery and the electronics can be easily removed but you will need to ensure that you don't damage any of the plastic. It was the case that it was not a surprise that you could take your neighbor's Volkswagen Golf 2. However, today automobiles are using advanced technology to make them more difficult to hack. The electronic chip that is in car keys is responsible for this, not the metal part of the key. It's a good idea to keep an extra key fob, or to reprogramme a SAAB fob. The cost to reprogram the key fob may vary according to the year of the vehicle and model. To get an accurate estimate, you should contact an area locksmith and give them the year model, make, and year of your vehicle. This will let you know whether or not the service is worth it. Also, you should get an emergency key in case you lose your other keys. You'll save a lot of money in the end. Removal of the manual key All modern key fobs whether they are used as car keys or to start your car by pressing a button, come with backup keys within. They can be used as physical keys in the event that your fob's digital components malfunction or are damaged. If you own one of these key fobs and are realizing that it's not allowing you to unlock your car as smoothly or sending a signal to the vehicle to notify you when you press the starter button, it's likely that your backup key is dead. There are a couple of quick fixes that can be done to help with this issue, but in the long term, you'll want to have the battery replaced whenever you can. Replacing a car's key fob battery is actually quite simple, and there are many YouTube videos that can walk you through the process step by step. Depending on the kind of damage your fob has suffered, you may need to replace parts or do some other extensive work to restore it. This could include a cracked circuit board, tiny electronic components that aren't fully connected to the circuit board, or bent or oxidized battery connectors. Ask a mechanic about the most affordable option is for fixing or replacing the key fob for the saab remote.