14 Common Misconceptions About Porsche Replacement Key
How to Replace a Dead Porsche Key Battery
Your Porsche key fob is a wealth of security and convenience. But, eventually, the battery will die and need to be replaced.
Replacing the battery need not be hard and it is done quickly and easily. It's a simple process that will restore the full capabilities of your Porsche Taycan Key.
How to Replace the Battery
It's possible that the key fob isn't starting your Porsche and isn't locking or unlocking your doors, or setting off the panic alarm. A simple battery replacement is simple to perform and almost always resolves the problem.
The first step for replacing the battery is to identify the type of key fob battery you own. There are a variety of key fobs which use the same type of battery, CR2032, which are available at many hardware stores. You can also locate batteries on the internet that are made specifically for key fobs.
Once you have identified the type of battery your porsche key fob is running, you can begin the process of replacing it. The steps below will guide you through the process of replacing the battery on a key fob:
First, take your emergency key and flip it over. You must press and pull the release button located at the bottom of your key , which will reveal the black, circular piece of plastic that protects the rest.
This is a critical part of the key fob's function. If you do not take it off and you do not have it, you won't be able to use your emergency key to unlock your vehicle.
Then, take off the cover. With a small screwdriver, pry the bottom of the cover off of the metal key. This will expose the battery inside the key fob.
If the cover does not pop off, you may need to make use of a plastic pry tool to assist you in removing it. This tool is available at any hardware retailer and can be used to remove the cover from your key fob.
After the cover has been removed, you can put the battery you purchased into the Porsche key. To ensure that you are able to push the battery into its place, make sure you have the positive (+) side facing the direction you want it to go.
It is important to test the battery after you have installed it. If the key isn't working you can return it to our shop for repair or replacement.
Identifying the Battery
The battery inside your Porsche key is a tiny device that can be used to accomplish a number of things. The primary purpose is to enable your lock/unlock system, but the battery also powers other functions like unlocking doors and also for starting your vehicle.
The battery could be faulty if your remote fob stops working as it should. While a new battery can likely fix the issue however, it is important to determine the type of battery that is used in your car's key fob first.
A simple Google search will give you a wealth information about key batteries. The CR 2032 battery is among the most popular batteries for remote key fobs. It can be found in hardware stores as well as automotive locksmiths around the world.
It is distinguished from a regular button battery in a variety of ways. The most obvious one is the color. There are button cells that come in silver or gray, but also in blue and green.
If you're ready to replace your old battery with a new, shiny battery, give us a call at Porsche Ann Arbor for a swift and efficient appointment. Our highly-trained technicians are available to assist you with any type of repair or replacement.
It's always a pleasure to have an efficient remote key that works when you need it however, even the most experienced of drivers can have a difficult time having a malfunctioning or dead key. Our experts are here to help you with any issue with your remote key.
Remove the Battery
The key fob inside your Porsche Taycan is a convenient way to unlock and start your vehicle. The devices will eventually have to be replaced. You can replace the battery yourself in just a few steps. This will save you money and avoid the hassle of taking your vehicle into an authorized dealer.
The first step in replacing the battery is to remove the emergency key from the fob. You can do this by flipping the fob so that its back is clear and then pressing the release button located on the bottom of the key.
Then, you'll need to find an black circular piece of plastic that separates from the rest of the emergency key. It should be easy to lift out of the casing. If it doesn't then you might need to use a screwdriver in order to remove the part.
After you have removed the circular, black piece of plastic from your device, it's easy to remove the battery that was in place and put in a new one. Be sure to make sure the new battery is facing the right way. Once you've replaced the battery, put the emergency key back to its original location and reconnect it to your fob.
If your keys do not function after you replace the battery, it's most likely due to broken buttons or contacts. This is a simple repair that can be completed in a couple of minutes.
Before starting begin, ensure you read the owner's manual thoroughly. This will help you to understand all potential risks that come with the process. Button cell batteries are a particular danger and should not be left unattended since they can cause fatal injury.
You should also take note of any other issues that are that are causing your keys to not work, for example, warning messages on your dashboard or difficulty starting your car. If you are experiencing any of these issues, it's important to replace the battery as quickly as possible to avoid further damage.
It's a great method to keep your Porsche in good shape and prevent costly repairs later. The process is simple and does not require any special skills or equipment.
Installing the New Battery
It isn't easy to get inside your Porsche when your key battery is dead. It's simple to replace the batteries on your key without going to the dealer.
The battery in your key fob has an electronic chip to connect with the car's radio receiver and lets you unlock the doors of your car with your key fob. However, as the battery gets older and gets older, it can become less effective at communicating with your vehicle's radio receiver. This is the reason you might notice that your key fob doesn't function properly or at all.
You may also notice that it takes several attempts to start your car with your key fob, or you are having difficulty locking and unlocking the doors. These are all indications that your Porsche key battery is in danger of dying.
Fortunately, replacing your Porsche key battery is fairly simple and should only take you about five minutes. After replacing the battery, you'll need to re-sync it with your vehicle. This is accomplished by entering a four-digit code, which is found in your owner's manual or at your dealer.
After you have synchronized your key with your car it is now able to open and close the doors of your car and also remote start your car. In addition, you could even program the key fob to function as an remote control for things like the heating and air conditioning system.
Flip the key to expose the reverse of the battery. This should let you see the emergency key at the bottom of the key.
Then, press the release button located at the back of the key to gently take it from the rest of its plastic casing. The black, circular piece plastic should be removed from the rest of your fob.
You can gently lift the casing from the key if it's impossible to separate it from the rest. This should only require just a tiny amount of force, so be cautious not to damage the casing in any way.