How to Replace a Dead Porsche Key Battery
Your Porsche key fob can provide a wealth of security and convenience. But, eventually the battery will go out and need to be replaced.
It is easy to replace the battery and can be completed quickly. It is a simple procedure that will restore full functionality to your Porsche Taycan key.
How do you replace the battery?
It's possible that the key fob isn't starting your Porsche, locking or unlocking your doors, or activating the panic alarm. It's easy to replace the battery and usually will fix the issue.
The first step for replacing the battery is to know the type of key fob battery you have. There are great site of key fobs using the same CR2032-type batteries that are available in the majority of hardware stores. There are also batteries on the internet that are specifically for key fobs.
Once you are aware of the type of battery your Porsche key fob has, you can begin the process of replacing it. The following steps will lead you through the process of replacing a key fob battery:
First turn your emergency key over. You should press and pull the release button at the bottom of the key to reveal the black, circular piece plastic that covers the rest.
This is an essential part of the key fob's function. It can be accidentally removed so you won't be able use your emergency key to unlock your vehicle.
Then, remove the cover. Next, remove the cover from the key using an ordinary screwdriver. This will expose the battery inside the key fob.
If the cover isn't in a position to pop off then you may have to use a plastic pry to remove it. This tool can be bought at any hardware store, and is helpful in removing the cover from the key fob.
After the cover has been removed, you can put the battery you purchased into the Porsche key. Make sure that the positive (+) side of the battery is facing you, so you can easily push it into the key.
After installing the new battery, you should test it to confirm that it's functioning properly. If it does not work then you need to return the key to our shop for a repair or replacement.
Identifying the Battery
While the battery inside your Porsche key is tiny, it performs a number of functions. The most popular function is to provide power to your lock/unlock system but it can also power other functions such as door unlocking and starting your vehicle.
The battery might be defective If your remote doesn't seem to be functioning in the way it should. A new battery might resolve the issue. However, it's essential to identify the model and make of the battery for your key fob.
A simple Google search will give you numerous details on key batteries. One of the most popular batteries used in remote key fobs is the CR 2032 battery, commonly found in hardware stores and automotive locksmiths all over the world.
It is distinct from a regular button battery in a number of ways. The most obvious is the colour. The most popular color for button cells is silver or gray however you can also find buttons in green and blue.
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It's always good to have a reliable remote that is working when you need it however, even the most knowledgeable of drivers will have a hard time with a failing or dead key. Our experts are here to help you resolve any remote key problem.
Removing the Battery
Your Porsche Taycan key fob is an ideal way to unlock your car and then start it. However, over time the battery inside these devices will eventually fail and will require replacement. You can replace the battery in a matter of a few steps. This will save you money and eliminate the hassle of taking your vehicle to a dealer.
First take the emergency key from the fob. You can do this by flipping the fob over to make its back visible and then pressing the release button on the bottom of the key.
Then, you'll need to find the black circular piece of plastic that separates from the rest of the emergency key. The casing should lift easily. If it isn't it, you'll need to make use of an screwdriver.
When you've taken the black, circular piece of plastic removed from your fob it's a simple matter of popping out the old battery and inserting a new one. Make sure the new battery is facing the correct way. After you've replaced your battery, place the emergency key back into its original position and take it apart again.
Contacts or buttons that are damaged could be the reason your keys don't function after you've replaced the battery. In either case, it is a simple fix that can be accomplished within a couple of minutes.
Before you begin, be sure to read the manual of your owner carefully to ensure you are aware of the risks involved in the process. Button cell batteries in particular, should not be left unattended because they could be fatal.
Be aware of any other problems that could cause your keys to not function, such as a dashboard-based warning message and difficulty getting your car started. If you're experiencing any of these issues, it's essential to replace the battery as quickly as you can to avoid any further damage.
It's an excellent way to keep your Porsche in top shape and avoid costly repairs later. The process is easy and does not require particular skills or tools.
Installing the New Battery
If your Porsche key battery is depleted and it's difficult to get in your car. It's quite simple to replace the battery in your key, and you can do it without having to go to the dealership.
The battery in your key fob contains a microchip that communicates with the car's radio receiver, and it allows you to unlock the doors of your vehicle using your key fob. However as the battery gets older and gets older, it can become less effective in communicating with your vehicle's radio receiver. This is why your key fob might not function correctly or at all.
It is also possible that it takes a few attempts to start your car with your key fob, or that you are having difficulty locking and unlocking your doors. These are all signs that your Porsche key battery is about to go out of service.
Fortunately, replacing your Porsche key battery is fairly simple and will take around five minutes. After you've replaced the battery, you'll need to re-sync the key with your car. This is accomplished by entering four-digit codes, which are available in the owner's guide and at the dealer.
Once you've synchronized the key to your car it can be used to open and close the doors of your car and remote start your car. Furthermore, you can even program your key fob to act as an electronic remote control for items like the heating and air conditioning system.
Flip the key upside down to expose the rear of the battery. This will let you see your emergency key on the bottom.
Next, push the release button on the back of the key to take it gently from the rest of the plastic casing. The circular black piece of plastic will come out of the rest of the fob.
If you cannot separate it from the other parts of the key, you can try using a small screwdriver to gently pry it off. You should only have to use a little bit of force to ensure you don't damage the casing.
