PCC - Canada vs. US
12-21-2022, 09:37 AM
#1
PCC - Canada vs. US
Greetings, New to this Canadian forum. I recently repatriated back to Canada from overseas, including the US. I brought my 2018 911 with me (from the US) and was recently informed by PCNA and Vodafone that the Porsche Car Connect (PCC) is country specific, and will not work in Canada. Are any members aware of a “fix” that will enable the PCC remote features (e.g., location tracking, info management, geo fencing etc.)? I am not interested in 3rd party apps.
12-21-2022, 11:47 AM
#2
Hi AKawasaki,
Welcome back and welcome to the Canadian forums.
I may be of no real help but I am curious - is your 911 a North American-based vehicle or is it a UK/European model? Also curious how or why Vodafone was your network provider to the vehicle. Thanks in advance.
Welcome back and welcome to the Canadian forums.
I may be of no real help but I am curious - is your 911 a North American-based vehicle or is it a UK/European model? Also curious how or why Vodafone was your network provider to the vehicle. Thanks in advance.
12-21-2022, 03:05 PM
#3
Hi AKawasaki,
Welcome back and welcome to the Canadian forums.
I may be of no real help but I am curious - is your 911 a North American-based vehicle or is it a UK/European model? Also curious how or why Vodafone was your network provider to the vehicle. Thanks in advance.
Welcome back and welcome to the Canadian forums.
I may be of no real help but I am curious - is your 911 a North American-based vehicle or is it a UK/European model? Also curious how or why Vodafone was your network provider to the vehicle. Thanks in advance.
12-21-2022, 04:49 PM
#4
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I purchased a new key complete with programming for my 996 from a fellow named Enie who works for Ensunlocks. I shopped around for this key, and he was competitive and knew what he was doing.
In providing me a key he had to (pre)-purchase it from Porsche in Atlanta and obtain their green-light/clearance to program it to my car. I'm sure I'm using the wrong terminology in describing what he did, but my point is that he is not some unauthorized tech-guy hacking into these cars. He also does ECU stuff, and that's why he may be worth a call....
Enie @ 905 447 2264. He's located in the Midland and Steeles area (GTA )
In providing me a key he had to (pre)-purchase it from Porsche in Atlanta and obtain their green-light/clearance to program it to my car. I'm sure I'm using the wrong terminology in describing what he did, but my point is that he is not some unauthorized tech-guy hacking into these cars. He also does ECU stuff, and that's why he may be worth a call....
Enie @ 905 447 2264. He's located in the Midland and Steeles area (GTA )
12-21-2022, 09:41 PM
#5
Thanks for the welcome. My 911 is originally a North American, specifically US vehicle. I selected the 911 variant and options from a US Porsche dealership-acquired new. In the US, and I thought the same in Canada, Vodafone administers the subscription based access (using the AT&T network in the US).
CUBIC Telecom manages VW Auto Group subscriptions in Canada and I believe (I may be wrong!) that Porsche is also managed by them, or at least soon. It may be worthwhile to ask Porsche Canada about enabling this capability on your car, and not PCNA.
Interesting note: Vodafone Group in the US is looking to switch wireless providers soon.
Last edited by bcrdukes; 12-21-2022 at 09:42 PM.
12-22-2022, 09:08 AM
#6
I purchased a new key complete with programming for my 996 from a fellow named Enie who works for Ensunlocks. I shopped around for this key, and he was competitive and knew what he was doing.
In providing me a key he had to (pre)-purchase it from Porsche in Atlanta and obtain their green-light/clearance to program it to my car. I'm sure I'm using the wrong terminology in describing what he did, but my point is that he is not some unauthorized tech-guy hacking into these cars. He also does ECU stuff, and that's why he may be worth a call....
Enie @ 905 447 2264. He's located in the Midland and Steeles area (GTA )
In providing me a key he had to (pre)-purchase it from Porsche in Atlanta and obtain their green-light/clearance to program it to my car. I'm sure I'm using the wrong terminology in describing what he did, but my point is that he is not some unauthorized tech-guy hacking into these cars. He also does ECU stuff, and that's why he may be worth a call....
Enie @ 905 447 2264. He's located in the Midland and Steeles area (GTA )
12-22-2022, 09:10 AM
#7
Thanks for that.
CUBIC Telecom manages VW Auto Group subscriptions in Canada and I believe (I may be wrong!) that Porsche is also managed by them, or at least soon. It may be worthwhile to ask Porsche Canada about enabling this capability on your car, and not PCNA.
Interesting note: Vodafone Group in the US is looking to switch wireless providers soon.
CUBIC Telecom manages VW Auto Group subscriptions in Canada and I believe (I may be wrong!) that Porsche is also managed by them, or at least soon. It may be worthwhile to ask Porsche Canada about enabling this capability on your car, and not PCNA.
Interesting note: Vodafone Group in the US is looking to switch wireless providers soon.