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immobilizer problem? - 01 Boxster
"PLEASE" excuss me if this is a stupid question...
Can/would the chip in the key keep the car from cranking over and the fuel pump not to work? If so.....Is there a way to reset or have it working again? Been reading a hole lot of "posts/threads" have not found anything on this yet. CAN ANYONE HELP???? Thank you!! 
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10-02-2013, 04:41 PM
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BUMP...still looking for some help, can/will anyone help?
The key fob will lock & unlock the doors, work the windows...but it will not crank the engine over or fuel pump. SURE COULD USE SOME HELP 
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10-09-2013, 11:51 AM
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You need to find some one in your area that has a Porsche system 2 or Durametric meter. If in fact there is problem with the key it will be recorded in the fault memory. And that would stop your guessing. I have a un programed key for my 911. If i insert it in my ignition and try to start nothing will happen. My system 2 tester will record the fault. It usually says(wrong key)
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10-09-2013, 12:53 PM
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10-09-2013, 06:50 PM
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I had a problem with my 04 Boxster. I have two keys and they both did the same. The key opened the doors, the ignition turned on but the car would not crank. Sometimes if I held the key in the start position, it would crank after 10-15 seconds. Took it to the dealer. He said clutch switch or ignition switch. Apparently the key receiver is part of the ignition switch. Anyway $650 later and the car starts every time, instantly. Don't know if this helps... good luck
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10-26-2013, 04:35 AM
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911 Twin Turbo
Boxster
Grand National
997 Carrera
