Have any of you accidentally released the trunk when handling the key? I have, several times now, pulled away only to see the warning light showing the trunk is released.

Is there a way to disable the key button that opens the trunk? I use the trunk seldomly and have no problem opening the door to access the lever.

 

theres a bulletion on that, I havent read it yet becasue i havent had any custoemrs complaing take it to the dealer im sure someone has the bulletion number if not ill look it up tomorrow

 

i agree-it is constantly a problem for me. if i put the keys in my pocket at work, i will frequently find my trunk open when i go outside to go home, because of any pressure on the key while in my pocket.

 

2/06 ENU 9662 9
Unintentional Activation Of Comfort Functions Via The Vehicle Key

 

what does it say to do to stop it?

 

coding dealer needs to do it with the piwis

 

thanx

 

Porsche did make a change or two with the trunk buttons, e.g., extending the time the button has to be depressed for activation. (Stock is 2 seconds). I would imagine they can change that programming. I, too, have made the same discovery,--returning to an unsecure trunk!

 

I took it to my dealer and they said that the service bul. # 2/06 ENU 9662 9 that I gave them had to do with the windows being opened with the key not the trunk. They said the factory put a longer delay in the cars with newer vins than mine.

 

They just remove the battery from your key fob!


Just kidding!

 

Weird, it hasn't happened once to me. But then again, mine is a garage queen, so I never would open the trunk anyway ...

 

Mine doesn't open by accident, but I wonder if there's a way I can tell if my car has been locked without looking and waiting for that red LED?

 

I too find that I'm triggering the trunk release unintentionally. Can the dealer reprogram the car to disarm the button on the key?

 

I just wish they had separate lock and unlock buttons.

 

it happens to me alot, and my car was an october build.