I own 1995 saab 900s conv. lost my keys with the remote. after a big
battel with the dealer and with ebays help and only $120 insted of
$600 as per dealer i have a key and a remote. my next step is to
program it. Anyone has any clues on how to program it with out going
to the dealer?
>I own 1995 saab 900s conv. lost my keys with the remote. after a big
>battel with the dealer and with ebays help and only $120 insted of
>$600 as per dealer i have a key and a remote. my next step is to
>program it. Anyone has any clues on how to program it with out going
>to the dealer?
You can't program it without a Tech II. That means a trip to the
dealer or a Saab oriented mechanic. However, I don't think you can
have it programmed at all unless you have at least one remote
available. If you still have a spare, you are OK, otherwise, get out
the big checkbook.
Taras - 05 May 2007 23:50 GMT
> >I own 1995 saab 900s conv. lost my keys with the remote. after a big
> >battel with the dealer and with ebays help and only $120 insted of
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> available. If you still have a spare, you are OK, otherwise, get out
> the big checkbook.
well the thing is i dont have a spare and i would need to do it from
skretch. any ideas?
still me - 06 May 2007 07:13 GMT
>well the thing is i dont have a spare and i would need to do it from
>skretch. any ideas?
If the computer is not "locked" in anti-theft mode, you can probably
have the dealer cut you a key. Otherwise you need to buy a new
computer for a price in excess for $1000 last I heard. If the car is
locked, you have no choice but to spring for the new computer.
The anti-theft system was designed so that no one could produce a
scanner that would unlock it (which is often done to other makes of
cars). The downside to that is that no one can reprogram the computer
- you have to replace it.