POST 1 / ORIGINAL POSTEROriginal post
Happy holidays every one. Here is my question. Can a Porsche dealer program a used key remote from a wrecked vehicle to my 997 or do I have to purchase a new remote.
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POST 2Original post
In order to program the car to accept the new key, you need the factory code tag that came with the key. Without that data, it is literally impossible.
POST 3 / ORIGINAL POSTEROriginal post
Yes I know of that tag that comes with the new FOB. I thought a Porsche dealer could just get the IPAS code info and program any remote but now that I think about it, I think your right. Looks like I have to purchase a new one. I am very bad with holding on to keys and I am only asking for trouble with just one set. lol
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I know I'm right, this comes up all the time, there is no way to extract the codes from a given fob, you must have the tag. No tag, no programing the car...
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