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Porsche 997 Key Replacements

If you're seeking a reliable, fun and well-behaved vehicle that can be driven everyday, the Porsche 997 is a great option.

The 997 is available in coupe, cabriolet and Targa models. All are comfortable and exhilarating to drive.

Battery

The battery is a crucial component of the key system in your Porsche and, if you're experiencing issues with your key fob, you will need to replace it. You can replace the battery yourself with the screwdriver and is expected to take less than five minutes to complete.

The battery for the key fob is housed on a small plastic "post" which is fixed to the bottom of the housing of plastic around the buttons. You can remove it using an inexpensive screwdriver with a flat-head.

The next step is to take out the negative terminal. This can be a little difficult as the metal is extremely delicate and can break out of shape if you attempt to remove it so it's recommended to put a flat-headed screwdriver under the post and pry it out of its slot.

You should also see a positive battery terminal, which is the part that connects to the metal body of your key. This can be removed with a small flat-head screwdriver. It should be simple to remove.

If your key does not work with the new battery, you might need to send it to the dealership for a programming. This will be handled by the local dealer, and the cost is typically a couple of hundred dollars. Additionally, you have to provide the dealer with the radio codes of the car in order to do this.

Once you've programmed your key, test it to ensure that it works correctly. You should be in a position to open and close the doors with the new key. Your key may be defective if you are not able or unwilling to open and lock the doors.

Then you should be capable of starting your car's engine with the new key. It may take several attempts before the engine begins to turn on after which, once you've gotten it going and running, your Porsche should run smoothly for many years to come.

The battery in your key's key is designed to last around 4-12 years. You should replace the battery sooner than later to avoid costly reprogramming at the dealership.

Transponder

Transponder keys are the most technologically advanced car keys on the market. It communicates with a device within your car using RFID (Radio Frequency ID) technology. Your vehicle will be freed and started if the transponder key matches the unique serial numbers that are stored in the receiver.

It's more secure than a standard remote key because thieves aren't able to use the wrong transponder to unlock your car's doors. It also prevents thieves from hot wiring your car, which is how many car thieves can take your keys.

The most appealing aspect of this technology is that you will never worry about losing your transponder key as it is safe in your vehicle. It is also extremely hard to break, making it a much safer option than a traditional remote key.

You can purchase a transponder key for your Porsche 997 for less than $500. This is the cheapest method to secure your car from theft. It comes with a tiny transponder, which is glued to the key. It is difficult to remove.

There are a variety of ways to check whether your Porsche 997 is equipped with an transponder key. To begin you need to look at the front of your car. It will have a small rectangular mark with the letters T & E. porsche key programming will tell you whether your vehicle has a transponder and if so, the T.

You should also check the battery. This is because the transponder will not function if the battery is not connected to it. You'll need to connect an original battery to your Porsche transponder key if you want to use it.

This can be a tricky part to do correctly as it can be difficult to get the positive battery terminal to pop out. The trick is inserting a screwdriver with a flat-head screwdriver underneath the terminal from the front, and then push it upwards. After you've done this it's time to pull the transponder off of the casing.

Programming

Your Porsche key remote might not be working. You may need replacement batteries or the key could need to be programmed. Our factory-trained technicians as well as parts experts can help you replace the battery in your key, or re-programme them to make sure they work safely and in a safe manner.

Modern Porsche keys are powered by an internal battery. This allows them to perform complex functions. The batteries are susceptible to wear and tear over time and may need to be replaced.

Alternatively, the key might require reprogramming your vehicle so that it is able to operate all features of the car. This process can take between 15 minutes and a few days depending on the year and model of your vehicle and the kind of key you have.

To begin the re-programming process it is necessary to bring your key to our service center and provide us with proof of ownership. To complete this task safely, we will need to have the keys to your car that you currently have and the new ones you wish to purchase.

Once we have all the information to hand, we'll use the appropriate software program for changing your keys. This is important because it makes it impossible for someone to copy the code from your current key and gain access.

Once the re-programming procedure has been completed, you can test your keys to ensure they work. If they function it means you successfully reprogrammed your Porsche key.

The new 997 model features an innovative system that allows you to start your car and turn on all remote features with just the push of a button on your key. This system is known as KESSY, which translates to "key with a sensor." It also allows you to lock and unlock the doors of your Porsche with just the touch of one button. This is a fantastic feature that makes your car as secure as is possible.