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If you're looking for an enjoyable, reliable and well-behaved car that is able to be driven on a daily basis the Porsche 997 is a great option.

The 997 is available in cabriolet, coupe and Targa models. All models are comfortable and exciting to drive.

Battery

The key system of your Porsche is dependent on the battery. If your key fob is having problems, it should be replaced. The battery can be replaced using an screwdriver. It should take less than five minutes to complete.

The battery of the key fob is located on a small plastic "post" that is connected to the base of plastic housings around buttons. You can remove it using a small flat head screwdriver.

The next step is to take out the negative terminal. This can be tricky as the metal may bend if you try to remove it. It is recommended to put a flat-headed screwdriver under the post to pull it out of its slot.

A positive battery terminal is also visible. This is the part that connects the key's metal body to the battery. This can be removed with an incredibly small screwdriver that has a flat head. It should be easy to remove.

You may need to bring your key in for programming in the event that it is not working with the battery. This can be accomplished at your local dealer and typically cost you around 100 dollars. Furthermore, the dealer will require the radio codes from your vehicle to complete the job.

Once you've programmed your key you can test it to confirm that it functions properly. You should be able to open and lock the doors with the new key. Your key may be defective if you're not able or unwilling to open and lock the doors.

Finally you should be capable of starting your car's engine using the new key. It may take a few attempts to get the engine to start, once it does it will be able to start. Your Porsche will continue to perform smoothly for a number of years.

The battery in your key is designed to last between 4-12 years. To avoid the expense of reprogramming it at an authorized dealer, replace your battery as soon as you can.

Transponder

Transponder keys are the most technologically advanced keys for cars that are available. It communicates with a receiver inside your car using RFID (Radio Frequency ID) technology. Your car will be unlocked and started if the transponder key matches the unique digital serial numbers that are stored in the receiver.

It's more secure than a regular remote-key as thieves can't use the wrong transponder to unlock your car's doors. It also stops a burglar from hot wiring your vehicle which is how car thieves are able to steal keys.

The best thing about this technology is that it isn't lost or stolen. It is always in your vehicle. It is also very resistant to breaking, making it a much safer option than a traditional remote key.

You can purchase a transponder key for your Porsche 997 for less than $500. This is the most affordable way to protect your car from theft. The key is equipped with a tiny transponder attached to it that is secured to the casing, and isn't easily removed.

There are numerous methods to check whether your Porsche 997 is equipped with transponder. First of all, you will need to examine the front of your car. It will have a small rectangular mark that has the letters T & E. This will tell you if your car has an electronic transponder and, if so it will also show the T.

It is also important to check the battery. The transponder will not function in the absence of the battery. You'll need to connect an entirely new battery to the key for your Porsche transponder for use with it.

This is the most difficult part because it is difficult to pull the positive terminal out. To get the terminal out take the screwdriver's flat-head from the front. Press it up. Once you've accomplished this then you can pull the transponder out of its casing.

Programming

If your Porsche key remote isn't working, you may need replacement batteries or the key may require programming. At Porsche Ann Arbor, our team of experts in parts and factory-trained technicians can repair your key battery or re-programme your keys to ensure they function correctly and are secure.

Modern porsche new key keys are powered by an internal battery. This allows them to perform a variety of functions. The batteries are susceptible to wear and tear over time and could need to be replaced.

Or, the key might need to be changed to the vehicle so that it can use all the functions of the car. This procedure could take anywhere from 15 minutes to a few days depending on the year and model of your car, and the type of key you own.

To begin the re-programming process take your car key and proof of vehicle ownership to our service center. We'll need your current keys to your car along with the new ones that you would like to receive so that we can carry out this process securely and efficiently for you.

When we have all the information we need and have it, we'll use a special software program to re-program the keys. This is crucial because it makes it impossible for someone to copy the code from your current key and gain access.

Once the re-programming process is completed You can then test the new keys to verify that they function. If they work you'll have successfully re-programmed your brand new Porsche Car Key Phone key.

The new 997 model features a new system that allows you to start your car and turn on all remote features with pressing a button on your key. KESSY is an acronym that translates to "key with sensor". It lets you lock or unlock your porsche new key's doors with just a touch. This is a great feature that helps keep your car as secure as is possible.