How to Replace a Dead Porsche Key Battery

Your Porsche key fob provides a wealth of security and convenience. However, in time the battery will fail and will need to be replaced.

It is simple to replace the battery and is completed quickly. It's a simple process that will restore the full functionality of your Porsche Taycan key.

How to replace the battery

If your key fob is having trouble starting your Porsche and locking or unlocking your doors, or triggering the panic alarm, it might be an appropriate time to replace your battery. It's easy to replace the battery and nearly always resolves the issue.

The first step to replace the battery is to identify the type of key fob battery that you have. A variety of key fobs have a common CR2032-type battery that is available at most hardware stores. You can also purchase batteries online that are made specifically for key fobs.

Once you have identified the type of battery the key fob in your Porsche is using, you can begin the replacement process. 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 pulled and pressed, revealing the black, circular piece of plastic that covers the rest of the emergency key.

This portion of the key fob is essential to its purpose. If you accidentally remove it from the key fob, you won't be capable of using your emergency key to access your vehicle.

Then, take off the cover. Utilizing a small screwdriver remove the bottom of the cover off of the key's metal. This will expose the battery within the key fob.

If the cover doesn't pop off, you may need to use a plastic pry tool to help you 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 is removed, you can place the new battery into your Porsche key. To ensure that you can press the battery into the correct position, ensure you have the positive (+) side facing the direction you want it to go.

After installing the new battery, test it to confirm that it's working correctly. If it doesn't work, you should return the key to us for a repair or replacement.

Identifying the Battery

While the battery inside your Porsche key is tiny, it performs a number of functions. While the most common function of the battery is to power the lock/unlock mechanism, it can also power other functions like door unlocking, and car starting.

If you have a remote fob that has stopped working as like it should, the chances are that the battery has failed. A new battery might solve your problem. However, it's important to identify the type and model of the battery for your key fob.

Fortunately, a simple search on Google will reveal a wealth of information regarding the key battery. One of the most popular batteries used in remote key fobs is the CR 2032 battery, which is commonly found at hardware stores and automotive locksmiths all over the world.

There are a variety of ways to tell this from a typical button cell battery: The most obvious is the color. There are button cells that come in gray or silver however, they also come in green and blue.

When you're ready to replace your old battery with a new, shiny battery contact us at Porsche Ann Arbor for a swift and efficient appointment. Our highly-trained technicians are ready to assist you with any kind of repair or replacement porsche keys.

It's always good to have an efficient remote key that works when you need it, but even the most knowledgeable of drivers may have a tough time having a malfunctioning or dead key. Our experts are ready to help you solve any issue with your remote key.

Remove the Battery

Your Porsche Taycan key fob is an efficient way to unlock your car and start it. These devices will eventually need to be replaced. You can replace the battery in a matter of two steps. This will save you money and avoid the hassle of taking your vehicle to an authorized 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, push the release button at the bottom of the key.

Then, look for a piece of black plastic that is circular in form and separates from the rest. The casing should be lifted easily. If not then you may have to use a screwdriver in order to free the part.

After you have removed the black, circular piece of plastic from your device, it's simple to take out the battery that was in place and put it back in. Make sure that the new battery faces the right way. After replacing the battery, put the emergency key to its original position and then 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. This is a simple fix that takes just a few minutes.

Before beginning, make sure you read the owner's manual thoroughly. This will allow you to understand all possible risks involved with the process. Particularly button cell batteries must not be left unattended since they could cause harm.

Also, be aware of any other problems which could cause the keys to stop working, like a dashboard warning message or difficulty getting your car started. If you have any of these issues, it's essential to replace the battery as soon as possible to prevent further damage.

It's an excellent way to keep your Porsche in top shape and save money on repairs later. The process is fairly simple and doesn't require any special tools or skills.

Installing the New Battery

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

The battery in your key fob contains a microchip to communicate with the car's radio receiver, and it allows you to open the doors of your vehicle using your key fob. However as the battery wears down and gets older, it can become less effective in communicating with the radio receiver. This is the reason you might find that your key fob does not work properly or at all.

It is also possible that it takes multiple attempts to start your car with your key fob, or that you are having trouble locking and unlocking the doors. These are signs that your Porsche key battery is about dying.

It is simple to replace your Porsche key battery. It takes around five minutes. After replacing the battery, it is necessary to re-sync it with your car. This is accomplished by entering a four-digit number that you can find in the owner's manual or at the dealer.

Once you've synchronized the key with your car, it can be used to open and close your car's doors as well as remote start your car. Additionally, you can even program the key fob to function as an electronic remote control for items like the heating and air conditioning system.

Flip the key to expose the rear of the battery. This should let you see the emergency key on the bottom of the key.

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

You can gently pull the casing off of the key if it is impossible to separate it from the rest. This will require only a little force, so be careful not to harm the casing in any way.