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Is it possible that my 2001 Saab 9-5 will not start if the battery in the key is dead?
Question by been there: Is it possible that my 2001 Saab 9-5 will not start if the battery in the key is dead?
My car (Saab 9-5) decided not to start after the battery for the remote key went dead could this prevent the car from starting?
Best answer:
Answer by Austin Bouchard
no, if it is the correct key, the car should start even if the battery in the key is dead… i would call the dealer (for a situation like this, only dealers know their way around probs like these)
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2 Users Response In " Is it possible that my 2001 Saab 9-5 will not start if the battery in the key is dead? "
No, the battery should be/is unrelated. This happened on our 2000 9-5. It was an intermittent problem that the car just did not want to start. Eventually after having the issue checked out, it turns out it was a problem in the alarm system, so I just had it disconnected—the key-less entry still works though. The only other electrical thing it can be is the immobilizer ring/system. Other than this, it may be a mechanical issue unrelated to your dead battery in your remote. Take it to an independent saab mechanic if you have one around because the dealer is just a rip off $ $ wise
No, the battery in the key only effects the remote control.
The transponder chip in the key gets its power from the car (like two coils in a transformer).
Look to see if the SID (Saab Info Display) says any thing like “key not accepted”,
If it does, then you have a key problem.
if not, start looking for another cause.
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