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  1. I just had the same issue with my 996 turbo cab and did all the steps that others had done. It turned out from 2 different Porsche mechanics that the problems was that the "immobilzer" that interacts with the antenna, was bad. The keys were sending out a signal but the car wasn't receiving the signal. This is not a cheap fix by any means. My understanding is they are ordering the part which could be upwards of $1700 without labor. Also, they would then need to reprogram the two fobs. I was told by both mechanics that at some point, if I did not do this, the car would not recognize the key and the car would not start. Oh the joys of owning older cars.
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