Porsche 992 Key Fob - Replace Battery & Carbon Fiber (Carrera & Panamera)

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  • Опубликовано: 6 сен 2024
  • This is a quick video about the current generation Porsche key fob. It shows how to 1) remove the plastic housing and replace it with something cooler 2) remove and replace the battery and 3) use the physical key concealed inside the fob.
    1:59 Open the keyfob
    2:30 Remove battery
    3:55 Dummy fob (inside cars with Entry & Drive)
    4:36 Physical key
    6:03 Reset keyfob
    6:47 Carbon fiber keyfob shell (TCarbon)

Комментарии • 22

  • @6172crew1
    @6172crew1 11 месяцев назад +1

    I got to see a classic on the floor when ordering my T. They really nailed the small stuff with that model. Facia and spoiler looks right and how all 992 should come. Congratulations on getting that allocation.

  • @Trailjunkie62
    @Trailjunkie62 2 года назад

    Have the same issue brand new batteries in both fobs and still have the low warning light
    Will try the reset...thanks!

  • @Mal1k2607
    @Mal1k2607 3 года назад +1

    Love the upgrades!!! keep it up!!!! love from Scotland

  • @ondiv
    @ondiv 3 года назад

    I enjoy the talking hands style your videos have.

  • @Hrdon
    @Hrdon 3 года назад +2

    I'm dying to see the car honestly.

  • @jasonsfraser
    @jasonsfraser 3 года назад +1

    Cam, when’s the DB Carbon rear diffuser being installed? ......Your spec is off the charts.... CF roof, mirrors, leather steering column, leather vents etc etc.....you definitely need to give us a tour of it.
    Since you’re the master of taking these things apart....is it possible to have the sport exhaust and change the diffuser/tips to the non sport square shape? Haven’t seen anyone do this yet.
    Keep the videos coming sir, really enjoying them.

    • @TheStockpile
      @TheStockpile  3 года назад

      I think that will probably be in a month or so 🤞🏼
      I appreciate the kind words- I'm stoked with how it turned out. I'll definitely show more of it in upcoming videos.
      Regarding the exhaust- I DO think it's possible. The exhaust "tips" on the sport configuration aren't real- they are actually built into the rear diffuser. So I'm certain a good body shop could modify the back or perhaps someone will offer an aftermarket part. Then a different exhaust tip configuration could absolutely be slipped over the sport pipe. I imagine we'll see something like this eventually.

    • @jasonsfraser
      @jasonsfraser 3 года назад

      @@TheStockpile thanks for the info.

  • @jonasirw1
    @jonasirw1 Год назад

    Helpful video. Thank you. Congrats on the turbo s.. beautiful car. Be sure not to look yourself :)

  • @JoyceB-qv9xq
    @JoyceB-qv9xq Год назад

    What's up with the batteries running down so quickly in these fobs. Two local dealerships are trying to blame me for not driving my car enough, as if the alternator was charging the fob batteries. Is it simply the batteries dying? I've had to replace them three time since I bought my 911 18 months ago.

    • @TheStockpile
      @TheStockpile  Год назад +1

      In my case it appears to have been a software issue and not the battery. Either way, not great.

    • @JoyceB-qv9xq
      @JoyceB-qv9xq Год назад

      @@TheStockpile Thanks for your input. I may demand new fobs since I have the coverage. Today I bought those 'nonlickable' batteries. Before I watched your video, I had no idea if I could replace them myself. You responded just in time for me not to have to search again for this video. Much appreciation.

    • @waynedeason213
      @waynedeason213 8 месяцев назад

      @@TheStockpile When you say software issue what exactly do you mean? My low battery light came on the other day on a 1 year old car with the same mileage as yours. I highly doubt the battery is dead. Did you take it to the dealer? I really don't want to do that because mine is tuned.

    • @TheStockpile
      @TheStockpile  7 месяцев назад +1

      I mean that the car and fob are not communicating as designed.
      No, I didn't take my car to the dealer.
      I just reset the fob. You can use the locking methos I mention or you can place your keys inside the center compartment. That should allow the car to reinitialize the fob.

  • @arad.6711
    @arad.6711 3 года назад

    May I ask where you got the Carbon Fiber keybob shell? I ask because I purchased one from Auto Tecknic for $80, it came in an Auto Tecknic packaging but the piece itself is stamped with T Carbon. this is a definite WTH moment.

    • @TheStockpile
      @TheStockpile  3 года назад

      My key was from a seller on eBay, I believe.

  • @ralphfonseca9303
    @ralphfonseca9303 2 года назад

    Good information

  • @raptorsofinsta
    @raptorsofinsta 3 года назад

    Can’t believe the battery is low already!

    • @TheStockpile
      @TheStockpile  3 года назад

      I know! Although I don't think it really was. Just a hiccup.

    • @mwinkle
      @mwinkle 2 года назад

      @@TheStockpile Have you heard of any other “tricks” to reset the key? I just followed the video to replace the battery (thanks, it was great!), but unfortunately got the error message still there (new battery is good, and tried the hold lock for 5, hold unlock for 5 trick to no avail).

  • @kargac2605
    @kargac2605 2 года назад

    Kölşönömnlm

  • @tcarbonofficial
    @tcarbonofficial 2 года назад +1

    Thank you so much for choosing T-Carbon! Hope you enjoy your new key fob cover~
    We have more Porsche carbon fibre covers for different models, with free shipping to US and UK!!
    Visit: tcarbon.store/collections/carbon-fiber-key-fob/porsche