2008 Saab 9-3 Cim Column Module With Matched Transponder Key on 2040-parts.com
Marlboro, New Jersey, US
You are looking to purchase a CIM (Column Intergrated Module) with matching ignition key that was removed from a 2008 Saab 9-3. The car it was removed from ran well before it was parted.
It was removed from a 2008 newer generation 9-3 model. You will have to do your homework to see if the given part number will work for your year and model.
Part Number 12779247
You will get the following:- Saab 9-3 CIM with Wiper and Turn Signal stalk switches Part #
- One Saab 9-3 Ignition key matched to the CIM
Keyless Entry Remote / Fob for Sale
Land rover keyless entry remote fob lucas 17tn khh 17tn khh17tn(US $26.99)
Gm keyless entry remote(US $19.99)
1999-2005 chevrolet venture, pontiac montana - ignition key(US $11.99)
Lot of 7 fiat flip keys keyless remotes fobs transmitters smart keys(US $99.99)
10 piece lot mixed keyless remotes(US $14.99)
(1) new nissan infiniti keyless entry remote key fob(US $14.00)
Audi teases its future sporty RS models for 2013
Wed, 12 Dec 2012At the launch of Audi's new 444bhp RS5 Cabriolet, CAR's eagle-eyed road test editor Ben Pulman spotted an image of the future of Audi's RS brand. Four new RS models due to go on sale in 2013, joining the current crop of TT RS, RS4 Avant and RS5 coupe models. What's next for Audi RS in 2013, then?
New Opel Monza revealed – sort of – ahead of Frankfurt debut
Mon, 08 Jul 2013Opel’s Karl-Thomas Neumann (pictured) reveals the first look at the new Opel Monza Last week we revealed that there will be a new Opel Monza at this year’s Frankfurt Motor Show in September, although much of the detail was educated guesswork. And even though Vauxhall has taken some off the wraps of the new Monza this morning, we’re still not really any the wiser. Vauxhall/Opel are calling the Monza ‘The Future’ of the brand and say it represents a vision of the company’s future and will have a long term impact on production cars.
McLaren P1: First interior photos arrive
Tue, 12 Feb 2013Ahead of its debut at the 2013 Geneva Motor Show next month, McLaren has sent us the first interior photos of their new hypercar. As we already know, the P1 isn’t following the almost unique 1+2 seating concept of the McLaren F1, but has opted to make it a regular two seater. That means that there will be no right hand drive cars – they’ll all be left hand drive – and McLaren are left deciding how to make the P1′s cockpit unique.
