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Boxster Key is missing electronics

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My 02 Boxster does not have electronics in it. So I have been locking and unlocking the car manually. Is there a way I can replace the elctronics inside key or buy a new key that matches with the Car. Please point me in right direction. 

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The system does not work that way.  The security system in the car is coded to match the key and its buttons, which requires having the key codes and access to a PIWIS system to enable the coding.  I am unaware of anyone that sells the electronics package that goes into the keys other than buying a new one from Porsche and then having them code the car to match.  Aftermarket or used stuff will not work without all the correct code information, and then the car still has to be coded to accept it. Be ready to spend some $ for all this.

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