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Porsche 997 Key Replacements

If you're looking for a reliable, fun and well-behaved vehicle that can be driven every day, the Porsche 997 is a great choice.

The 997 is available as a coupe, cabriolet or Targa model. All models are comfortable and exciting to drive.

Battery

The battery is a vital element of the key system of your Porsche and, if you are experiencing problems with your key fob, you will need to replace it. You can replace the battery by yourself using the screwdriver and will take less than five minutes to complete.

The battery for the key fob can be found on a small, plastic "post" that is connected to the base of plastic housing that is surrounded by buttons. This can be removed with an inexpensive screwdriver that has a flat head.

The next step is to remove the negative terminal. This can be a little difficult because the metal is very fragile and may bend out of shape when you try to pull it out so it's recommended to put a flat-headed screwdriver beneath the post and pull it out of its slot.

You will also notice a positive battery terminal which is the part that is attached to the metal body of your key. You can remove this using the help of a small screwdriver with a flat head, and it should easily come out.

If your key does not work with the new battery, you may need to bring it in for a programming job. This can be done at your local dealer and typically cost you a few hundred dollars. Furthermore, the dealer will need the radio codes from your car to complete the job.

Once you've programmed your key you can test it to confirm that it is working correctly. The new key should be able to open and lock doors. The key could be defective if it is incapable or unwilling to unlock and lock the doors.

In the end you should be capable of starting the engine in your car with the new key. Although it may take several attempts to get the engine to start and then it will then your Porsche will continue to run smoothly for many years.

In all fairness it is important to know that the battery of your key is designed to last for 4-12 years. You should replace your battery earlier than later to avoid costly reprogramming at the dealership.

Transponder

Transponder keys are the most advanced, technologically advanced keys for cars on the market. It communicates with a receiver located inside your car with RFID (Radio Frequency ID) technology. If your transponder's key is connected to the unique serial number that is stored in the receiver then it will allow you to begin the engine of your vehicle.

It is safer than a standard remote-key because thieves cannot use the wrong transponder to unlock your vehicle's doors. It also stops thieves from hot wiring your vehicle which is the most common way car thieves are able to steal your keys.

The best thing about this technology is that you will never have to worry about losing a transponder key as it is securely stored in your vehicle. It is also much more difficult to break than traditional remote keys, making it safer than the alternatives.

A transponder key for the Porsche 997 is available at a price as low as $500. This is the cheapest way to can protect your car from theft.  replacement porsche key fob  comes with a tiny transponder, which is glued to the key. It is difficult to remove.

There are a variety of methods to check whether your Porsche 997 comes with an transponder key. First, look at the front of your car. It will be a rectangular mark that has the letters T and E. This will inform you whether your car has an electronic transponder and, if so it will also show the T.

It is also important to check the battery. This is because the transponder won't work if the battery not connected to it. It is necessary to connect a brand new battery to your transponder key from Porsche in order to use it.

This is an issue to accomplish correctly as it can be difficult to get the positive battery terminal to come out. To pull the terminal out, insert a flat-head screwdriver under it from the front. Then, push it upwards. Once you've done this it's time to pull the transponder from the casing.

Programming

Your Porsche key remote might not be functioning. You might need an upgrade to your battery or the key might require programming. Here at Porsche Ann Arbor, our team of specialists in parts and factory-trained technicians can replace your battery for your key, or re-programme your keys to ensure that they work properly and are safe.

Modern Porsche keys are powered by an internal battery. This allows them to perform a variety of functions. In turn, over time, batteries can get worn out and require replacement.



In other cases, the key may require reprogramming to your vehicle in order that it can operate all the functions of the car. This is a process that can take anywhere from 15 minutes and several days, depending on the year and model of your vehicle, and the type of key that you have.

In order to begin the process of reprogramming it is necessary to bring your keys to our service center and provide us with proof of ownership. We'll require your current car keys as well as the new ones you wish to receive so we can complete this task safely and effectively for you.

Once we have all the information we require, we will then employ a special program to re-program the keys. This is important since it is difficult for someone to simply copy the code from your old key and gain access to your vehicle.

Once the re-programming procedure has been completed, you can test your keys to make sure they work. If they do you've successfully re-programmed your brand new Porsche key.

The 997 model is the latest model to feature an innovative system that allows you to start your car and turn on all remote features with a push of a button on your key. KESSY is an acronym that translates to "key with sensor". It allows you to lock and unlock your Porsche's doors with a single click. This is a fantastic feature that can help keep your car as secure as it is.