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The unique and stylish four-door sedan struts to its unique beat. It's a great front-drive car, affluent yet powerful engines, generous space for passengers, top-of-the-line trunk space in sedans with excellent crash test scores.

Have you lost a Saab key? We can reprogram the EEPROM on your existing SAAB computer and make an entirely new key. Dealers charge a significant amount to replace the module, computer and other parts. We can save you money.

Replacement Keys

All Saab cars come with two keys when they are new. However, if you've lost one or if you just want to make an additional key, we can help in that, too. We provide a quick and affordable service for replacing keys to cars on any Saab model. Our prices start at $120 which is significantly less than the price the dealer charges.

Incorporating a second Saab key to the vehicle is a simple task for our technicians. Our locksmiths are able to alter the immobilizer's settings so that it will accept the new key. This is a vital step because Saab's anti-theft system will prevent the car from being started when it detects a non-authorized key in its ignition. The car won't turn on without the correct programming. It will also be unable to open the doors.

If you have only one key that works it is a bit more difficult. The technician at the dealer replaces the computer module in place called CIM unit or CIM unit or Twice unit, and then programs the key to it. It will take a few days, but is usually less expensive than the price of the dealer.

If all keys are lost, you'll require an alternative key fob as well as an additional key for the driver's door lock. The key fob will include the unique code of the key, so a specialist could program it to work with your car. We can also RE-PROGRAM your car's EEPROM to accept a new key without having to replace the computer. This is a great alternative to the dealer's cost, which can be up to PS1000.

Transponder Keys

Transponder keys (which are an amalgamation of the words "transmitter" and "responder") are used to protect against auto theft by transmitting a unique radio signal to the vehicle's immobilizer system when they are placed in the ignition. The signal is activated when keys are within the range of the vehicle and is unique to the vehicle. It also comes with a chip with a digital serial code, making it very difficult for duplicates or thieves to get your car keys.

The chips cannot be read by scanners, which is why you'll have to contact locksmiths to replace your transponder key if you have lost it. The average locksmith isn't equipped with the tools required to program the transponder. In certain cases, the chip must be replaced however this is more complicated and time-consuming simply making a new key with a standard keyblade.

Transponder keys can add an extra layer to security, and can help protect your vehicle from being stolen. They are harder to copy than remote keys, and can only be copied with an electronic scanner designed specifically for this kind of key. They also work with a majority of vehicles' immobilizers, which makes it difficult for a thief wiring the vehicle to leave.

Keyless Entry Remotes

Many cars come with keyless entry systems that allow drivers to unlock their vehicle without having to insert the car key. This is typically done using keys that are mounted on the door or keychain remote (or "keychain"), or wirelessly-enabled handheld computers that can communicate directly with the car's system. These devices can be used to lock or unlock the vehicle, turn on the ignition, and turn on the vehicle's lighting.

The keyless entry system depends on the transmitter in the fob and receiver in the car to communicate via a special code that's unique to every vehicle. It is essential to have your fob resettled if you need new keys, have to replace the battery in the current fob, or if you lose your key fob.

It is important to be cautious when purchasing a replacement key fob online as certain sellers won't ask you for proof of ownership and may deliver the wrong key, Saab Key code or even a blank shell. You can avoid these problems by getting your key fob reset at a certified automotive locksmith or a dealership.

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saab car key replacement, a Swedish automaker, is known for its quirky and elegant Scandinavian style. They are distinctive and well-made, however their cars are prone mechanical problems that can cause owners issues. One example is a worn-out key fob, which could be expensive to replace at the dealer. There are steps homeowners can take to reduce costs and time when replacing their keys.

The first step is to replace the battery on their fob. Anyone can do this simple and inexpensive task. The key fob comes with a microprocessor that allows it to connect directly to the car. Over time, its battery can wear down. A new battery can restore functionality to the key fob and can even extend its lifespan by a few years.

Another task that can be completed at home is the removal of the electronics and the battery from the old key fob. This is a straightforward process that only requires an inexpensive flathead driver. It is essential to remember that when you put the key fob back together, all of the parts must be put back in their original positions. The immobilizer chip should be in the correct position or else the key will not function.

Last but not least, owners should purchase a spare key made by locksmiths. They will save money and also have a spare key in the event that their car is stolen.