Porsche 928 GTS 1994, Owner'S Manual

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Because of the symmetrical shape of the key
shaft, there is no "wrong" way of inserting the
key in the locks.
The new format of the keys makes unauthorized
duplication of the keys virtually impossible. This
means, however, that you yourself will not be
able to get replacement keys cut, unless
ordered from your authorized Porsche dealer.
For the lockable wheel nuts, three identical keys,
are included. When taking the vehicle to your
Porsche dealer or to a workshop for wheel or
tire service, remember to leave one key with the
service attendant.
In case of loss, duplicate wheel look keys can-
not be furnished by your Porsche dealer. Do not
leave these keys in the vehicle. Keep them in a
safe place.
See "Lockable wheel nuts" for details.
NOTE: It is a good idea to also keep a re-
cord of your key numbers in your wallet to-
gether with your license.
Key number
The key number of the ignition key is supplied
together with the keys themselves, and should
be kept in a safe place outside the vehicle.
For your protection against theft:
• Record the key numbers and keep them in a
safe place, such as your wallet. Do not keep
them in the vehicle.
• If you should lose a key, provide your
Porsche dealer with the key number and the
vehicle identification number to obtain a dupli-
cate key.
Key light
Two of the keys have a built-in flashlight in the
key head. The beam from a small bulb in the
key head illuminates the lower part of the key
stem.
The flashlight is on as long as the contact but-
ton is depressed.
The flashlight is powered by a 1.5 Volt button
battery. When the beam begins to fade, replace
the battery, because an old battery may leak
and damage your clothes.
1. Use your finger nail or a small screw driver
to carefully lift the key handle cover.
2. Insert a new, commercial available battery
(1.5 V) in the contact button.
3. Assemble key top as shown in the figure.
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