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my 996 TT key came apart

TurboLove

By TurboLove
in 996 Series Part Number Requests

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I have an 03 996 TT and today as I was about to turn on my car, the key just came apart. (See photos.) I am hoping I don't need a whole new key. is there a little hook on the spring loaded release mechanism on the bottom part? Does anyone know what I really should be assessing? Any assistance in identifying the part number would be greatly appreciated!

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Go with the Design Key (there is a TSB here - including the part number). Just take your key insides (including the immobilizer pill) and transfer them to the new key. Pretty easy really. About $100 as I recall.

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Wow! Just tracked down the TSB and I just emailed Sunset to see what it'll cost me. I'll see how it goes. Huge thanks to you Loren!!

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done! Super fast service from Sunset Porsche and the design key cost me $106 (part 000 044 000 83). The transfer was super easy with the TSB. Now I have a whole new key again! Thanks Loren!

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