How to Replace a Dead Porsche Key Battery

Your Porsche key fob can provide the security you need and convenience. But, eventually the battery will fail and will need to be replaced.

Replacing the battery need not be hard and it is done quickly and quickly. It's an easy 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, unlocking or locking your doors, or triggering the panic alarm, it might be time to replace the battery. A simple battery change is simple to perform and will almost always fix the problem.

The first step to replacing the battery is to determine the type of key fob battery that you have. Many kinds of key fobs come with a CR2032-type battery that is available at most hardware stores. You can also buy batteries online that are designed specifically for key fobs.

Once you know what kind of battery your porsche key fob has, you can start the process of replacing it. These steps will guide you to change a key fob's battery.

First turn your emergency key over. The release button on the bottom of the key must be pulled and pressed to reveal the black, circular piece of plastic that covers the remainder of the emergency key.

This is a critical part of the key fob's function. If you remove it accidentally and you do not have it, you won't be able to use the emergency key to open your vehicle.

Next, take off the cover. By using a small screwdriver remove the bottom of the cover off of the key's metal. This will expose the battery inside the key fob.

If the cover won't come off, you may need to use a plastic pry tool to help remove it. This tool is available at any hardware store and can be used to remove the cover from your key fob.

Once the cover is removed, you are able to insert the new battery into your Porsche key. To ensure that you are able to push the battery in the correct position, ensure you have the positive (+) side facing the direction you want it to go.

You should test the battery after installing it. If the battery doesn't work you can return it to our shop to repair or replace it.

Identifying the Battery

While the battery inside your Porsche key is small, it does many functions. The most popular purpose is to make your lock/unlock system work, however, it also powers other functions, such as door unlocking and the start of your vehicle.

If you have an remote fob that has not been functioning as it should, chances are the battery is faulty. A new battery can solve your problem. However, it is important to identify the brand and model of your key fob battery.

A quick search on Google will provide plenty of information about the key battery. The CR 2032 battery is one of the most popular batteries for remote key fobs. It is found in hardware stores and at auto locksmiths throughout the world.

It can be distinguished from a typical button battery in a variety of ways. The most obvious one is the colour. The most widely used color for button cells is gray or silver However, you'll also see them in blue and green.

If you're looking to replace your old battery with a new, sparkling battery contact us at Porsche Ann Arbor for a rapid and efficient appointment. Our highly skilled technicians are available to assist you with everything from a simple repair to a full replacement porsche key.

It's always nice to have a reliable remote that is working when you need it however even the most experienced of drivers will have a hard time with a dead or failing key. Our experts are on hand to help you with any and all remote key problems.

Take the Battery off

The key fob that you have in your Porsche Taycan is a convenient method to open and start your car. The devices will eventually have to be replaced. The good thing is that replacing the battery is possible on your own in a few simple steps, saving you money and avoiding the hassle of taking your car to a dealer.

The first step in replacing the battery is to remove the emergency key from the fob. To do this flip the fob over so that the back is visible. Then, press the release button at the bottom of the key.

Next, you should find an black circular piece of plastic that is separated from the rest of the emergency key. It should be able to be lifted from the casing. If it doesn't it is possible to use a screwdriver to remove 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 the new one in. Make sure that the new battery faces the right way. Once you've replaced the battery, put the emergency key back to its original position and then put it back in your key fob.

Broken contacts or buttons could be the reason why your keys stop working after you have replaced the battery. In either case, it is a relatively simple fix that can be completed in a matter of minutes.

Before starting make sure you read your owner's manual carefully to be aware of any potential dangers associated with the process. In particular button cell batteries should not be left unattended because they could be dangerous.

Be aware of any other issues that could cause your keys to stop working, like a dashboard warning message or difficulty in getting your car started. To prevent further damage, you should be important to replace your battery right away if you experience any of these issues.

It's a great way to keep your Porsche in top condition and save on costly repairs later. It's simple and does not require special tools or skills.

Installing the New Battery

It isn't easy to find inside your Porsche when the battery is dead. It's easy to replace your key batteries without going to the dealer.

The battery in your key fob has microchips to communicate with the car's radio receiver and this allows you to unlock the doors of your car with your key fob. As the battery ages and wears out, it can become less efficient at communicating with the radio receiver. This is the reason you might notice that your key fob isn't working properly or even at all.

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

Fortunately you can replace your Porsche key battery is fairly simple and will take about 5 minutes. After you've replaced the battery, you'll need to re-sync it with your vehicle. This is accomplished by entering a four-digit code, which you will find in your owner's guide or at your dealer.

Once you have re-synchronized your key to your car and car, it can be used to unlock and lock the doors of your car and remote start your vehicle. Additionally, you can even re-program your key fob so that it functions as a remote control for things like the heating and air conditioning system.

To insert the new battery into your Porsche key, flip the key until you can see its back side. This should let you see the emergency key on the bottom of the key.

Next, push the release button on the back of the key to gently lift it from the rest of its plastic casing. The black, circular plastic piece will be freed from the rest of the fob.

If you're unable separate it from the other parts of the key, try using a small screwdriver and gently pry it off. This will only require a little force, so be careful not to damage the casing in any way.