How to Replace a Dead Porsche Key Battery
Your Porsche key fob provides many benefits, including security. At some point, however, it will be depleted of battery power and will need to be replaced.
Replacing the battery need not be hard and it can be done swiftly and easily. It's a simple procedure that will bring back full functionality to your Porsche Taycan key.
How to replace the battery
If your key fob is having trouble starting your Porsche, unlocking or locking your doors, or activating the panic alarm, it may be time to change the battery. A simple battery change is simple to perform and can almost always fix the problem.
The first step in replacing the battery is to determine 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 buy batteries online that are designed specifically for key fobs.
Once you have identified the type of battery that your porsche key fob is running, you can begin the process of replacing it. The following steps will guide you through the process of replacing the battery of a key fob:
First, flip your emergency key over. The release button on the bottom of the key should be pressed and pulled, revealing the black, circular piece of plastic that covers the rest of the emergency key.
This component of the key fob is crucial for its function. If you happen to remove it then you will not be in a position to use your emergency key to open your vehicle.
Then, take off the cover. Then, you can remove the cover from the key using small screwdriver. This will expose the battery inside the key fob.
If the cover isn't popping off, you may need to use a plastic tool to help you remove it. This tool is available at any hardware store and can be used to remove 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 you can press it into the key.
After you have installed the new battery, make sure to test it to confirm that it is working properly. If it doesn't work, you should return the key to our shop for a repair or replacement.
Identifying the Battery
The battery in your Porsche key may be small, it serves a variety of functions. While the most common function of the battery is to power the lock/unlock mechanism it also powers other functions like door unlocking, and car starting.
If you have a remote fob that's not been functioning like it should, the chances are that the battery is damaged. While a new battery will likely fix your issue It is crucial to determine the kind of battery that's used in the key fob of your car first.
Fortunately, a simple search on Google will yield a wealth of information regarding the key battery. One of the most well-known batteries used in remote key fobs is the CR 2032 battery, commonly found at hardware stores and automotive locksmiths around the world.
It is distinct from a typical button battery in a variety of ways. The most obvious one is the color. There are button cells that come in silver or gray but also in green and blue.
If you're looking to replace your old battery with a brand new shiny battery Give us a ring at Porsche Ann Arbor for a fast and efficient appointment. Our highly trained technicians are happy to help you with anything from a minor repair up to a full replacement.
It is always a good idea to have an effective remote control that can be used in the event you require. However even the most skilled drivers can have trouble when they have a damaged or dead key. Our experts are there to assist with any remote key problems.
Remove the Battery
Your Porsche Taycan key fob is an easy way to unlock your car and then start it. The devices will eventually have to be replaced. You can replace the battery yourself in just a few steps. This will save you money and avoid the hassle of taking your car to the hands of a dealer.
First 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 on the bottom of the key.
Next, you should find a black plastic circle that is separated from the other parts of the emergency key. The casing should be lifted easily. If it doesn't then you might need to use a screwdriver to remove the part.
Once you've pulled the circular, black plastic piece out of your fob it's as simple as pulling out the old battery and inserting a brand new one. Be sure that the new battery is facing the right way. After you've replaced your battery, put the emergency key in its original position and take it apart again.
If your keys don't work after you replace the battery, it's most likely due to damaged buttons or contacts. This is a simple fix that takes just a few minutes.
Before you begin ensure that you review the instruction manual for your device carefully to ensure you are aware of any risks associated with the process. In particular button cell batteries must not be left unattended as they can be deadly.
You should also take note of any other issues that are causing the keys to not work, such as warning messages on your dashboard or trouble starting your car. If you are experiencing any of these issues, it's important to replace the battery as soon as possible to prevent any further damage.
It's a great method to keep your Porsche in top shape and save on costly repairs later. The process is fairly simple and doesn't require any special tools or knowledge.
Installing the New Battery
If your Porsche key battery is dead, it can be difficult to get into your car. It's simple to replace the batteries on your key without going to the dealer.
The battery inside your key fob contains microchips that connect to the radio receiver in your car. This allows you to unlock the doors of your car using your key fob. As the battery gets older it will become less effective at communicating with your car's radio receiver. This is the reason why your key fob may not function properly, or even at all.
Additionally, you may find that your key fob is not working properly or that it takes several attempts to get your car started. These are signs that your Porsche key battery is about dying.
Fortunately replacing porsche keys is simple and should only take about five minutes. Once you have replaced the battery, you'll have to reconnect the key to your vehicle. This is done by entering four-digit codes, which you can find in the owner's guide and at your dealer.
Once you've synchronized the key to your car and car, it can be used to lock and unlock the doors of your car and remote start your vehicle. In addition, you can even re-program your key fob to function as an electronic remote control for items like the heating and air conditioning system.
To install the new battery in your Porsche key, flip over the key to reveal its backside. This should let you see the emergency key at the bottom of the key.
Then, press the release button at the back of the key to gently release it from its plastic casing. The circular, black plastic piece should come free of the rest of the fob.
You can gently pry the casing from the key if it's not possible to separate it from the rest. This will only require just a tiny amount of force, so be cautious not to damage the casing in any way.