How to Replace a Dead Porsche Key Battery
Your Porsche key fob provides an abundance of convenience and security. Eventually, however it will run out of battery power and need to be replaced.
Replacing the battery is not difficult and can be done quickly and easily. It's a simple process that will bring back the full functionality of your
Porsche Taycan key.
How to Replace the Battery
If your key fob isn't starting your Porsche or unlocking or locking your doors, or activating the panic alarm, it might be the time to replace the battery. It's simple to replace the battery, and it almost always fixes the problem.
The first step to replacing the battery is to identify the type of key fob battery you've got. Many kinds of key fobs come with a common CR2032-type batteries that can be found in most hardware stores. You can also purchase batteries online that are made specifically for key fobs.
Once you know what kind of battery your Porsche key fob uses, you can start the process of replacing it. These steps will help you to replace a key fob's battery.
First, grab your emergency key and flip it over. The release button on the bottom of the key must be pressed and pulled to reveal the black, circular piece of plastic that covers the remainder of the emergency key.
It is a crucial part of the key fob's function. It is possible to remove it accidentally and you will not be able to use your emergency key to unlock your vehicle.
Then, take off the cover. Utilizing a small screwdriver pull the bottom of the cover off of the key's metal. This will expose the battery inside the key fob.
If the cover does not pop off, you may have to use a plastic pry tool to help remove it. It can be purchased at any hardware store and is very efficient in removing the cover from the key fob.
Once the cover has been removed, you can put the new battery into your Porsche key. Make sure that the positive (+) side of the battery is facing your face, so it is easy to press it into place.
After installing the new battery, you should test it to ensure that it's functioning properly. If the key does not work, please return it to us for repair or replacement.
Identifying the Battery
The battery inside your Porsche key is a relatively small piece of equipment that does a lot of things. The most common purpose is to make your lock/unlock system work, however, 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 solve the issue. However, it's essential to identify the model and model of the key fob battery.
Fortunately, a quick search on Google will provide plenty of information on the key battery. The CR 2032 battery is among the most popular batteries used for remote keys. It can be found in hardware stores and automotive locksmiths around the world.
This can be distinguished from a typical button battery in a number of ways. The most obvious is the colour. The most widely used color for button cells is gray or silver but you can also find them in green and blue.
If you're ready to replace your old battery with a brand new shiny battery contact us at Porsche Ann Arbor for a quick and efficient appointment. Our highly-trained technicians are ready to assist you with any type of repair or replacement.
It's always nice to have a reliable remote that is working when you need it, but even the most knowledgeable of drivers can have a difficult time dealing with a broken or dead key. Our team of experts is on hand to help you with any and all remote key problems.
Take the Battery off
Your
Porsche Taycan key fob is a convenient way for you to unlock your car and then start it. However, as time passes, the battery in these devices will eventually fail and will require replacement. The good thing is that replacing the battery can be accomplished on your own in several easy steps saving you money and not having to take your vehicle to a dealer.
The first step to replace the battery is to remove the emergency key from the fob. You can do this by flipping the fob 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 other parts of the emergency key. The casing should lift easily. If not, you may need to use a screwdriver to dislodge the part.
Once you've removed the circular, black piece of plastic from your device, it's simple to take out the old battery and then put it back in. Make sure that the new battery is facing the right way. After you've replaced the battery, put the emergency key to its original position and rebuild it into your fob.
If your keys don't function after replacing the battery, it's probably due to damaged contacts or
Porsche Taycan key buttons. In either case, it is a fairly simple fix that can be accomplished within a couple of minutes.
Before beginning begin, ensure you go through the user's manual thoroughly. This will allow you understand the possible risks involved with the process. Button cell batteries are particularly dangerous and should not be left alone as they can prove fatal.
It is also important to be aware of any other issues that are causing your keys to not function, such as warning messages on the dashboard or difficulty starting your vehicle. If you experience any of these issues, you need to replace the battery as soon as you can to avoid further damage.
It's a great way to keep your Porsche in good condition and prevent costly repairs later. The process is simple and does not require special skills or equipment.
Installing the New Battery
If your Porsche key battery is dead it can be a challenge to get into your car. It's simple to replace your battery without going to a dealer.
The battery in your key fob has an embedded microchip that communicates with your car's radio receiver. This allows you to unlock the doors of your car using your key fob. As the battery gets older and gets less effective at communicating with your car's radio receiver. This is the reason why you may notice that your key fob doesn't function in a timely manner or even at all.
You should also notice that it takes you several attempts to start your car with your key fob, or that you have difficulty locking and unlocking the doors. These are indicators that your Porsche key battery is dying.
Fortunately, replacing your Porsche key battery is quite simple and should take about five minutes. After you've replaced your battery, you will be required to reconnect the key to your vehicle. This is accomplished by entering a four-digit code that you will find in the owner's manual, or at your dealer.
After you have synced the key to your car, you are able to use it to lock and unlock the doors of your car and also remotely start your vehicle. In addition, you could even re-program the key fob to function as an electronic remote control for items like the heating and air conditioning system.
Flip the key around to expose the backside of the battery. This will let you see your emergency key at the bottom.
Then, press the release button on the back of your key to gently take it from the rest of its plastic casing. The black, circular piece plastic should now be separated from the rest of your fob.
You can gently lift the casing off the key if it's impossible to separate it from the rest. This should only require the use of a small amount of force, however be careful not to harm the casing in any way.
