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Paulyy 12-30-2009 01:11 AM

help with my keys
 
hey again :)

just a quick one... my car came with 3 different keys,
1 for ingnition
1 to unlock/lock doors
1 to open boot

is this normal?

and the first 2 keys have central locking buttons, this this normal aswell?
if it is does anyone know how to make then work with my central locking?

the boot key looks like the 924 keys like my dads key round rubbery with the porsche badge.

thanks.

zedsn 12-30-2009 05:01 AM

Hi, you should have 1 key for the glovebox and another key that operates everything else.

Catamax944 12-30-2009 05:29 AM

actually you should have one key that operates everything including the glovebox,atleast that's how i have on two 944's.

Icey1174 12-30-2009 05:32 AM

+1 Cat

My one key works everything. If you are trying to eliminate keys, as I always am, I would keep the ignition key and have the other locks rekeyed to match. :)

redjb944 12-30-2009 05:37 AM

Hi...my '87 944 ignition key fits everything except the alarm (which has a separate key).

cjbcpa 12-30-2009 05:49 AM

Speaking of re-keying, is this DIY or must it be taken to a dealer or locksmith? Some of my cylinders are buggy and I would like to swap them out with some spares that I have but still stay with a single key.

TIA

Icey1174 12-30-2009 05:56 AM

I have always taken my lock cylinders to a lock smith. By time I try to buy the tools and pieces needed, not to mention my time to learn/figure it out, the $25 per cylinder that they charge to rekey it is well worth the money. :)

If a locksmith can rekey it the I would assume anyone could within reason. :)

wild man 12-30-2009 06:21 AM

My single 951 key operates everything mentioned, plus the fuel tank cap. The alarm is armed automatically when the doors are locked. But I did install remote keyless entry to the central locking system. And the factory alarm system didn't have a movement sensor, so I installed one of those, also.

gpotts200 12-30-2009 03:27 PM

You can try this link

Pelican Technical Article: Rekeying Porsche Locks

Icey1174 12-30-2009 03:36 PM

+1 gpotts200

Good article!

Paulyy 12-30-2009 07:01 PM

yeah that aritcle is pretty good but im not person who should be playing with door locks.

i dont mind the 3 keys really, but i also want to know is, does the 1986 944 turbo comes with remote central locking? because i have buttons on 2 of my keys which dont do anything.

thanks

BKCowGod 12-30-2009 10:41 PM

Those buttons are for the little flashlight LED thing that's built into the key head.

Paulyy 12-30-2009 10:54 PM

ahh yes i just opend it and took a proper look. okay so my lights are dead.


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