How to Replace a Dead Porsche Key Battery

Your Porsche key fob is the security you need and convenience. At some point, however, it will run out of battery power and will need to be replaced.

It is easy to replace the battery and can be done in a short time. It's a straightforward procedure that will restore full functionality to your Porsche Taycan key.

How do you replace the battery?

If your key fob isn't starting your Porsche and locking or unlocking your doors, or activating the panic alarm, it could be an appropriate time to replace your battery. It's simple to replace the battery and nearly always fixes the problem.

The first step for replacing the battery is to identify the type of key fob battery that you have. There are a variety of key fobs using the same type of CR2032-type battery, that are available in all hardware stores. You can also purchase batteries online that are made specifically for key fobs.

Once you've identified the type of battery that your porsche key fob is running, you can begin the replacement process. These steps will allow you to replace a key fob's battery.

First first, flip your emergency keys over. The release button at the bottom of the key must be pulled and pressed, revealing the black, circular piece of plastic that covers the remainder of the emergency key.

This component of the key fob is very important for its function. If you happen to remove it and you do not have it, you won't be able to use your emergency key to unlock your vehicle.

Next, take off the cover. Utilizing a small screwdriver lift the bottom of cover off of the metal key. This will expose the battery inside of the key fob.

If the cover is not easily removed, you might need to use a plastic plier to remove it. This tool is available at any hardware retailer and can be used to remove the cover from your key fob.

Once the cover has been removed, you can put your new battery into the Porsche key. Make sure that the positive (+) side of the battery is facing you, so it is easy to press it into the key.

After installing the new battery, make sure to examine it to make sure it's working correctly. If the key doesn't work take it back to us to repair or replace it.

Identifying the Battery

The battery in your porsche car keys key is tiny, it performs a number of functions. The most popular function is to power your lock/unlock system, but it also powers other functions like door unlocking and starting your car.

The battery could be damaged if your remote fob stops working in the way it should. A new battery could help solve your issue. However, it's important to identify the brand and model of the battery in your key fob.

A quick search on Google will provide plenty of information on the key battery. The CR 2032 battery is one of the most common batteries for remote key fobs. It is sold in hardware stores as well as automotive locksmiths around the world.

There are a number of ways to tell this from a normal button cell battery: The most obvious is the color. The most widely used color for button cells is gray or silver However, you'll also see them in green and blue.

When you're ready to replace your old battery with a brand new shiny battery Give us a ring at Porsche Ann Arbor for a quick and efficient appointment. Our highly trained technicians are here to assist you with any task from a minor repair to a full replacement.

It is always a good idea to have an effective remote control key that functions whenever you need. However, even the most experienced drivers may encounter issues with a damaged or dead key. Our team of experts is ready to assist you with any remote key issues.

Take the Battery off

The key fob inside your porsche car key phone Taycan is a convenient method to open and start your car. The devices will eventually have to be replaced. The positive side is that replacing the battery is possible by yourself in only a few steps, saving you money and not having to take your car to an authorized dealer.

The first step to replace the battery is to remove the emergency key from the fob. You can do this by flipping your fob over so that the back is visible, and then pressing the release button at the bottom of the key.

Then, search for a black plastic piece that is circular in shape and separates from the rest. The casing should be lifted easily. If not then you'll need to employ an screwdriver.

Once you've got the black, circular plastic piece out of your fob, it's as easy as taking out the old battery and inserting a new one. Make sure the new battery is facing the correct way. After you have replaced the battery, put the emergency key in its original position and reassemble the fob.

Broken contacts or buttons might be the reason why your keys stop working after you've replaced the battery. In either case, it is a relatively easy repair that can be done within a couple of minutes.

Before you get started, be sure to read the manual of your owner carefully to ensure that you're aware of any potential dangers associated with the process. Button cell batteries are a particular danger and should not be left unattended because they could be fatal.

Be aware of any other problems which could cause the keys not to work like a dashboard alert message or difficulty in getting your car started. To avoid further damage, you should be important to replace your battery immediately in the event of any of these problems.

It's a great way to keep your Porsche in top condition and avoid costly repairs later. Fortunately, the process is simple and does not require any special tools or knowledge.

Installing the New Battery

It can be difficult to get into your Porsche when the battery is dead. It's simple to replace your key batteries without going to the dealer.

The battery in your key fob contains an electronic chip to connect with the car's radio receiver and it allows you to open the doors of your car with your key fob. However as the battery ages it becomes less effective at communicating with your car's radio receiver. This is the reason you might find that your key fob doesn't function properly or even at all.

You may also notice that it takes a few attempts to start your car using your key fob, or that you are having difficulty locking and unlocking your doors. These are signs that your Porsche key battery is dying.

Fortunately replacing your Porsche key battery is simple and should take about five minutes. After you have replaced your battery, you'll need to re-sync the key to your car. This is done by entering a 4-digit code that you can find in your owner's guide or at your dealer.

Once you have re-synchronized your key to your car it can be used to unlock and lock the doors of your car and remote start your vehicle. It is also possible to reprogram the key fob to function as a remote control for air conditioning and heating systems.

Flip the key upside down to expose the back of the battery. This will allow you to see your emergency key at the bottom.

Then, press the release button on the back of the key to remove it slowly from the the plastic casing. The circular, black piece of plastic should be removed from the rest of your fob.

If you're unable to separate it from the rest of the key, you can try using a small screwdriver and gently pry it off. You only need to use a little bit of force to ensure you don't cause damage to the casing.