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How to Replace a Dead Porsche Key Battery Your Porsche key fob offers the security you need and convenience. However, eventually, the battery will die and must be replaced. It is easy to replace the battery and is done in a short time. It's a simple task that will bring back the full functionality of 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 triggering the panic alarm, it may be time to change the battery. It's easy to replace the battery and almost always resolves the issue. To replace the battery, the first step is to determine which type of key fob battery it is. A variety of key fobs come with a common CR2032-type batteries that is sold at most hardware stores. There are also replacement porsche key fob that are specifically for key fobs. Once you have figured out what kind of battery your porsche key fob is using, you can begin the replacement process. The steps below will guide you through the process of replacing a key fob battery: First first, flip your emergency keys over. The release button at the bottom of the key should be pressed and pulled back, revealing the black circular piece of plastic that covers the remainder of the emergency key. This is an essential part of the function of the key fob. It is possible to remove it accidentally so you won't be able use your emergency key to unlock your car. Then, take off the cover. Then, take the cover from the key using the screwdriver of a small size. This will expose the battery inside of the key fob. If the cover won't come off, you may need to use a plastic tool to remove it. This tool is available at any hardware retailer and can be used to remove the cover from your key fob. After the cover is removed, you can 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 place. After you have installed the new battery, examine it to make sure it's functioning properly. If the key isn't working then please return it to us for repair or replacement. Identifying the Battery While the battery inside your Porsche key is small, it does many functions. The most common function is to power your lock/unlock system, however, it also powers other functions like door unlocking and the start of your vehicle. If you have a remote fob that has stopped working as well like it should, the chances are that the battery is damaged. While a new battery will likely fix the issue however, it is important to determine the type of battery you're using in your car's key fob first. Fortunately, a simple search on Google will provide plenty of information on the key battery. The CR 2032 battery is among the most frequently used batteries used for remote keys. It is found in hardware stores and automotive locksmiths around the world. It is distinct from an ordinary button battery in a number of ways. The most obvious is the colour. The button cells are available in silver or gray, but also in blue and green. If you're ready to replace your old battery with a brand new, shiny battery, give us a call at Porsche Ann Arbor for a rapid and efficient appointment. Our highly-trained technicians are available to assist you with any type of repair or replacement. It's always a good idea to have a reliable remote key that functions when you need it however, even the most experienced of drivers will have a difficult time dealing with a broken or dead key. Our experts are on hand to help you with any remote key issues. Take the Battery off The key fob that you have in your Porsche Taycan is a convenient way to unlock and start your vehicle. However, over time the battery inside these devices will eventually go out of date and require replacement. The good thing is that replacing the battery is possible by yourself in only a few steps saving you money and getting rid of the hassle of taking your car to the dealer. The first step to replace the battery is to remove the emergency key from the fob. You can do this by flipping the key over so that the back is visible , and then pressing the release button at 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 piece should be easily lifted from the casing. If it does not then you'll have to use the screwdriver. After you have removed the black, circular piece of plastic from your fob, it is easy to remove the battery from the original one and put in a new one. Make sure that the new battery faces the correct way. After replacing the battery, return the emergency key back to its original position and rebuild it into your key fob. If your keys aren't working after replacing the battery, it's likely due to damaged buttons or contacts. In either case, it is a simple fix that can be accomplished in just a few minutes. Before you get started before you begin, make sure you read your owner's manual carefully to ensure that you're aware of the potential risks that come with the process. Button cell batteries in particular, should not be left alone as they can prove fatal. It is also important to keep track of any other issues that are causing the keys to not work, such as warning messages on the dashboard or difficulty starting your vehicle. To prevent further damage, it's essential to replace your battery promptly when you encounter any of these problems. Switching the battery on your Porsche key is a great method to ensure your car is in tip-top condition and avoid expensive repairs down the line. The procedure is simple and does not require particular skills or tools. Installing the New Battery When your Porsche key battery is depleted it may be difficult to get into your car. It's easy to replace your battery without going to an dealer. The battery in your key fob uses microchips to communicate with the car's radio receiver and this allows you to unlock the doors of your car using your key fob. As the battery gets older, it may become less efficient at communicating with the radio receiver. This is the reason why you may be noticing that the key fob doesn't function in a timely manner or even at all. You may also notice that it takes a few attempts to start your car using your key fob, or that you have difficulty locking and unlocking the doors. These are indications that your Porsche key battery is dying. Fortunately replacing your Porsche key battery is simple and should only take around five minutes. After you have replaced the battery, you will need to sync it again with your vehicle. This is done by entering a four-digit number that is found in the owner's manual, or at the dealer. After you have synced the key with your car, you can use it to unlock and lock the doors of your vehicle as well as remotely start your car. You can also program the key fob so that it can be used as remote control for heating and air conditioning systems. Flip the key around to expose the rear of the battery. This will allow you to see your emergency key in the bottom. Next, push the release button on the back of the key to release it moderately from the rest of the plastic casing. The black, circular plastic piece should come free of the rest of the fob. If you're unable separate it from the rest of the key, you can try using a small screwdriver and gently pry it off. This will require only the use of a small amount of force, however be careful not to damage the casing in any way.