M Fig

I bought my car used and it only came with one key. My car does have a CPO warranty until April of this year. My key has started "glitching". It seemed to not work to unlock the doors recently so I changed the battery and its still doing it. I will walk out and hit the unlock button and nothing...If I take the battery out and put it back in it seems to fix it for a few days but then it acts up again. Is the key covered under the warranty?

thanks,

Porsche_nuts

I would thing so, after all, it is an essential part of the car.

TorqueChap

+1

Needsdecaf

Yes. Unless it's just the battery.

CSK 911 C4S

Did you buy your car from a private sale?

What was their reasoning to only give you one key?

Class5Kayaker

Part of the CPO process is to provide two keys. Did you get your car from a private party with the CPO transferring? If you got it from a dealer, go back to them and make them provide you with a second programmed key for free as that is required for all CPO'd Porsches.

ipse dixit

Even the battery is replaced FOC at my dealer.

shammerman

M Fig

I purchased the car from a private party and transferred the CPO...he said he had two keys but when I went to pick up the car, he only had one. Said he'd mail me the other one but I followed up with him several times and he never mailed it.

I guess i'll make an appointment at the Porsche dealer.

thanks,

Mark

visitador

Looks to me seller lied about the second key

CSK 911 C4S

I would ask about recoding the entire car to make that "lost" key inoperable.

Would hate to hear someone came back after a sale to steal the car.

Papa Fittig

Yes, that ^ what I'd be worried about. Getting the second key would've been less of a worry.

bkrantz

Yeah, and he owes you the cost of a duplicate key.