🔑 Porsche 911 Cayman Boxster Carrera GT 2 Buttons Key Fob Case Shell Replacement: Enhance Your Remote Key Fob with a Stylish Cover! Review

My key decided to throw away the lock/unlock button. I couldn't find it so I couldn't reinstall it. I had a choice at the time: replace the $400 Porsche key or replace the key shell on my existing key. This is a key shell replacement. Works well after setup. It uses parts from the old key (alarm circuit board, transponder from the old key and electrical contacts from the battery). The only thing that bothered me was the need to transfer the electrical contacts from the old key to the new key…

I bought two of these to replace the original set of keys on my 2005 Porsche 911 and am very happy with the change. Both of my keys were cracked, and one of them occasionally broke off and fell out in the parking lot. I was skeptical but the quality of the new devices is excellent and they feel much better in the hand, with a more stylish and attractive matte keychain. It took me about 30-40 minutes to replace the internals with a new block, but I finished the second one quicker. By far the…

I'm a big Porsche fan. I'm a big fan of DIY. I'm not in favor of paying a Porsche "tax" on parts at the dealer. I recently added a 997.1 to my garage. Great car but it only came with one keyring and that was an old battered and scratched 997.1 sterling silver keyring. Don't get me wrong, it works fine, but I wanted a spare. Like me, you know the rest of the story. I could easily drive straight to the nearest Porsche dealer, buy a new key and wait for them to stick a knife in my door and program