How To Replace The Case Buttons and Battery on Porsche Boxster 986 or 996 911 Key

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  • Опубликовано: 13 сен 2024
  • It is really easy and cheap to refresh your tired looking Porsche Boxster 986 or 996 911 key and install a new battery. No need to spend hundreds replacing the entire key when you can just replace the part of the case that covers the buttons for a few dollars. Remember to try your local Porsche dealer because these cars now get a discounted rate under the Porsche Classica program.
    Part number for the 3 button KEY HEAD REMOTE CONTROL UPPER PART FOR PORSCHE 986 BOXSTER is 99663735100 get a replica from Amazon here amzn.to/3ipH5y5
    The battery needed is CR2032 size
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Комментарии • 9

  • @cabbys
    @cabbys Год назад +1

    Thank you. This really helped. I couldn’t get my key fob to close until I saw the internal clips to hold the board in place.

    • @TheEddysGarage
      @TheEddysGarage  Год назад +1

      No problem. How much nicer is it with a fresh key?

    • @cabbys
      @cabbys Год назад

      New battery makes a huge difference.

  • @pclahsen
    @pclahsen 2 года назад +1

    Thanks, this worked for me, just replaced the battery, after 16 years (!).

  • @eddherring4972
    @eddherring4972 3 года назад +1

    Changing the key blade is a PITA, there’s a tiny spring that wants to ping out if it can. I had my new one do that and couldn’t find it. I had to reuse the old one. Changing the circuit is simplicity.

    • @TheEddysGarage
      @TheEddysGarage  3 года назад

      That’s why just changing the button side like I did is so much easier

  • @garydavey6662
    @garydavey6662 2 года назад +1

    Hi Edd great channel and thankyou from a Porsche newbie on the GC. I am wondering if u have a recom re paint less dent removal. I like you have a few to get fixed on 2003 996. Cheers again

    • @TheEddysGarage
      @TheEddysGarage  2 года назад

      Hi Gary, I’m on the Goldie as well (close to Pac Fair). Send me a message on The Eddy’s Garage Facebook page and I will send you the number of a guy who did PDR on my car a few weeks ago.