How to Replace a Dead Porsche Key Battery
Your Porsche key fob is many security features and convenience. At some point, however it will be depleted 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 I replace the battery?
It's possible that the key fob is not starting your Porsche and isn't locking or unlocking your doors, or setting off the panic alarm. It's easy to replace the battery and nearly always fixes the problem.
The first step to replace the battery is to determine the type of key fob battery that you have. There are many types of key fobs using the same CR2032-type batteries, that are available at all hardware stores. You can also buy batteries online that are designed specifically for key fobs.
Once The Key Lab 've identified the type of battery that your key fob from Porsche is using, you're able to begin the process of replacing it. These steps will help you change the key fob's battery.
First turn your emergency key over. Then, press and pull the release button on the bottom of the key to reveal the black, circular piece plastic that protects the rest.
The key fob is crucial for its function. It can be accidentally removed so you won't be able use your emergency key to unlock your car.
Then, remove the cover. With a small screwdriver, pry the bottom of the cover off of the metal key. This will expose the battery within the key fob.
If the cover does not pop off, you may have to employ a plastic tool to assist you in removing it. This tool can be purchased at any hardware store and is very helpful in removing the cover from the key fob.
Once the cover is removed, you are able to insert 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 the key.
It is important to test the battery after installing it. If it doesn't 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 may be small, it serves a variety of functions. The most common purpose is to enable your lock/unlock system, but the battery also powers other functions, such as door unlocking and the start of your car.
If you have an remote fob that has not been working in the way it should, chances that the battery is defective. A new battery might resolve the issue. However, it's important to identify the brand and make of the battery in your key fob.
A simple Google search will give you many details about key batteries. The CR 2032 battery is one of the most commonly used batteries used for remote keys. It is available in hardware stores and automotive locksmiths across the globe.
There are a number of ways to differentiate this from an ordinary button cell battery. The most obvious is the color. The button cells are available in silver or gray but also in green and blue.
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Take the Battery off
Your Porsche Taycan key fob is a convenient way for you to unlock your car and start it. However, as time passes, the battery in these devices will degrade and will require replacement. The good thing is that replacing the battery can be accomplished on your own in only a few steps saving you money and avoiding the hassle of taking your vehicle to the dealer.
The first step to replace the battery is to remove the emergency key from your fob. To do this flip the fob upside down so that the back is visible. Then, press the release button on the bottom of the key.
Then, search for a black piece of plastic which is circular in its shape and separates from the rest. The piece should be easily lifted out of the casing. If it doesn't then you might need to use a screwdriver to dislodge the part.
After you have removed the circular piece of black plastic from your fob, it is easy to remove the old battery and then put in a new one. Be sure to make sure the new battery is facing the right way. After replacing the battery, put the emergency key back to its original location and put it back in your fob.
Contacts or buttons that are damaged could be the reason your keys don't function after you have replaced the battery. In either case, it is a relatively easy repair that can be accomplished in just a few minutes.
Before you begin ensure that you read the manual of your owner carefully, so you're familiar with any risks associated with the procedure. Particularly button cell batteries should not be left in the trash because they could be dangerous.
Be aware of any other issues which could cause the keys to stop working, such as a dashboard-based warning message or difficulty in starting your car. To avoid further damage, you should be essential to replace your battery as soon as possible whenever you experience any of these issues.
It's a great method to keep your Porsche in top condition and save on costly repairs later. The process is easy and does not require any special skills or tools.
Installing the New Battery
It can be difficult to get into your Porsche when your battery is dead. It's simple to replace your key batteries without going to an dealer.
The battery in your key fob has microchips that connect to the radio receiver of your car. This lets you unlock your car's doors with your key fob. As the battery age it will become less effective in communicating with your vehicle’s radio receiver. This is the reason why your key fob may not function correctly or at all.
Additionally, you may find that your key fob isn't functioning properly or takes several attempts to start your car. These are indications that your Porsche key battery is about dying.
Fortunately, replacing your Porsche key battery is quite simple and should take you about five minutes. Once you have replaced the battery, it is necessary to re-sync it with your car. This is accomplished by entering four-digit codes, that you can find in the owner's handbook and at your dealer.
Once you've synchronized your key with your car it can be used to unlock and lock the doors of your car and remote start your car. You can also reprogram the key fob to serve as a remote control for air conditioning and heating systems.
Flip the key to expose the back of the battery. This should allow you to see the emergency key at the bottom of the key.
Then, press the release button located at the back of the key to gently release it from the rest of its plastic casing. The circular, black piece of plastic should be freed from the rest of your fob.
You can gently pry the casing from the key if it is not possible to separate it from the rest. It will only take a little force, so be careful not to damage the casing in any way.