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g28carkeys.co.uk can be very frustrating to lose keys to your car stolen. It's cheap and easy to replace a car key in the event that you have an extra key. To add an additional key, you'll need to remove the electronics from your old key and get it programmed to your vehicle via a SAAB tech 2 device. Procrastinating this process will cost you. Keys stolen or lost The car key is the same easy to copy today as it was ago. Modern keys are equipped with an electronic chip. These chips provide a good degree of protection against key theft and copying. However, this does not mean that you will never lose your key. If you do lose your keys, don't panic! The first thing you must do is to look over the places where you normally put your keys. They could be in the pocket of your pants or jacket, or even on the floor next to your front door. If you're not able to find your keys, contact a locksmith who will go to your vehicle to assist you find them. A dealer can make you new car keys if all your keys are missing. This is expensive and may take several days to complete. We can reprogram the memory of your computer to save money. 03-11 SAAB 9-3 owners know that the ignition key isn't very durable. The buttons can fall out and can become stuck. It is recommended that you make a duplicate of your ignition key, if you only have one. This will help you stay away from any inconveniences. Lockouts Saab owners should always have an extra key since it's easier to replace keys lost or stolen. If you only lose one key, it's not the same. It's expensive to add the second key, and it will require the dealer to install and program the new TWICE Module (Column Integration Module for older vehicles) as well as a brand new OEM key (not from Amazon or eBay). If you're experiencing issues with your remote control keys not locking or unlocking your car, you should investigate the possible causes. The most frequent reason is a dead coin-cell battery inside the key fob. However, it could be caused by worn out buttons and receivers, water damage or module issues. If your problem persists after having checked all of these options, you can try reprogramming the ignition key. This is done by changing (in reverse Hex) the number count to zero in the ECU. You will need to open the case of your key fob to do this. This can be accomplished by removing your emergency keys from the fob. Then, you can employ a flathead for removing the fob's case to expose the battery. Be careful while doing this and make sure you don't pour any liquids into the fob because they could damage the electronic components within. Broken Keys It's a painful experience to lose your keys taken from your car, especially if you do not have an extra. Fortunately, you can reduce the inconvenience by having your replacement keys created by an experienced auto locksmith from Bishopthorpe. We can supply you with a set of electronic chips keys in a matter of minutes, whether you are in the middle or near the closest town. Every Saab since 1995 has been required to have an immobilizer inside the vehicle, which makes it nearly impossible to steal your car without a specific key. A transponder that is specialized for the vehicle must be included in the key to turn on the car 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 by a dealer using a special tool called Tech-2 or other similar software. If you find that your key has been damaged in your ignition lock, it's vital that you don't attempt to get it out it by yourself, as this may damage the lock and cause further problems. When you try to force a broken lock or key out, it typically breaks the steel blade of the key or the lock mechanism. This could be much more expensive than having a key replacement made by a locksmith who is certified. Replacement Saab owners who purchased their Saab from 1994 and beyond are advised to keep two working keys for their car. Replacing a single key is costly 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 also the key itself. In addition it must be programmed to work with the new module. Claimed-new keys from aftermarket sellers are typically not properly programmed and may fail to properly program when you require them. It is not uncommon for a battery to wear out on a keyfob following a few use years especially if the device is frequently used to lock and unlock cars. The replacement of the battery on most SAAB 9-3 models is simple and does not require any special tools. A mobile SAAB locksmith can usually do this for 75% less than a dealer will charge for the same service. Locksmiths do not have to replace the car's computers and can re-program the existing EEPROM to accept the new keys. This could help you save money as a brand new computer for your car is expensive. It's logical to contact a mobile SAAB Locksmith whenever you want to replace the key fob on your car.