�� Vehicle Compatibility This key is compatible with: Porsche Cayenne: 2008-2019 Porsche Macan: 2015-2019 Porsche Cayman: 2008-2016 Porsche 911: 2008-2019 Porsche Panamera: 2010-2020 Porsche Boxter: 2010-2016 FCC ID: Kr55Wk50138 | Frequency: 315 MHz | Part #: 7Pp-959-753-Bq 2 Replacement Key Fobs for 2016 Porsche Macan (2-Pack) Premium aftermarket replacement — ready to program ��BatteryIncluded ✅FCCCertified ��️30-DayGuarantee ��Same-DayShipping Why Choose UrbanX? ✓ Save Up to 80% Compared to dealer prices ✓ Ready to Program Fully assembled with battery ✓ Exact-Fit Design Matches OEM specs & frequency ✓ Quality Tested Every unit RF tested before shipping �� Verify Compatibility Match the FCC ID and Part Number on your original remote to confirm this replacement is correct for your vehicle. Compatible Vehicle 2016 Porsche Macan FCC ID Kr55Wk50138 Part Number(s) 7Pp-959-753-Bq Frequency 315 MHz Buttons 5 Brand UrbanX (Aftermarket) Quantity 2x Key Fob Remote Condition Brand New �� Programming & Key Cutting This remote requires programming by a qualified automotive locksmith or dealership to sync with your vehicle. We recommend using a local automotive locksmith for best results Key blade cutting may be required if your replacement includes an uncut key Some vehicles support self-programming — check your owner’s manual Most dealerships will not program aftermarket remotes — use a locksmith instead �� What’s in the Box �� 2x Key Fob Remote(s) �� 2x Battery Pre-Installed �� Compatibility Guide ℹ️ Product Disclaimer & Compliance Product Type: Aftermarket Replacement Key Fob Remote Manufacturer: UrbanX (Third-Party Aftermarket) Compatible FCC ID(s): Kr55Wk50138 | Part #: 7Pp-959-753-Bq | Frequency: 315 MHz This is an aftermarket replacement, not an Original Equipment Manufacturer (OEM) part. Not manufactured by, endorsed by, or affiliated with PORSCHE or any vehicle manufacturer. OEM part numbers and FCC IDs are referenced solely for compatibility identification. All trademarks and brand names are the property of their respective owners. Professional programming may be required. Key blade cutting may also be required. Only features present in your original key fob will function with this replacement. ��️ 30-Day Money-Back Guarantee Not satisfied? Return for a full refund. No questions asked. 2016 Key Fob Replacement This 2016 Key Fob Replacement is a direct OEM-quality replacement for your 2016 your vehicle. Designed to match factory specifications, this key fob remote provides reliable performance and seamless compatibility with your vehicle’s security system. Key Fob Features 5-button design matching your original key OEM quality construction and materials Battery included and pre-installed Ready to program to your vehicle FCC ID: Kr55Wk50138 Part Number: 7Pp-959-753-Bq Browse our full car keys and remotes catalog. Free shipping on all orders. How to Verify This Is the Right Key for Your Porsche Before purchasing a replacement key fob remote for your 2016 Porsche Macan, verify these details to ensure a perfect match: 5-Point Compatibility Checklist Verify Year, Make & Model — Confirm this key is listed for your exact 2016 Porsche Macan. Even within the same model, different trim levels or production dates may use different key types. Check your owner’s manual or the sticker on the driver’s door jamb for your exact model year. Match the FCC ID — This is the most reliable way to guarantee compatibility. Open your current key fob and look for the FCC ID printed on the back of the case or on the circuit board inside. This listing’s FCC ID is Kr55Wk50138. Make sure it matches your existing key’s FCC ID exactly. The FCC ID identifies the exact radio transmitter — if the FCC IDs match, the keys are functionally identical. Check the Part Number (MPN) — The manufacturer part number (also called OEM part number or MPN) is another way to verify compatibility. This key’s part number is 7Pp-959-753-Bq. You can find your vehicle’s correct part number in the owner’s manual, by searching with your VIN at a Porsche parts department, or on your existing key. Count the Buttons — Make sure the replacement has the same number of buttons in the same layout as your current key. This is a 5-button key fob remote. Common configurations: 3-button (Lock, Unlock, Trunk/Panic), 4-button (Lock, Unlock, Trunk, Panic), 5-button (adds Remote Start). A key with different buttons may still work for basic functions but won’t have all features. Confirm the Key Type — Your Porsche may use different key types depending on the trim level: Transponder chip key — Traditional metal key with an embedded chip. Requires programming to start the engine. Key fob remote — Plastic remote for lock/unlock/trunk. Works alongside a separate ignition key. Remote head key / flip key — Combination key blade remote in one unit. Smart key / proximity key — Push-button start. Stays in your pocket — the car detects it wirelessly. Make sure you’re ordering the correct type for your 2016 Porsche Macan. If your car has push-button start, you need a smart/proximity key. If you turn a physical key to start, you need a transponder or remote head key. Quick Verification Summary Vehicle: 2016 Porsche Macan Key Type: Key Fob Remote FCC ID: Kr55Wk50138 Part Number: 7Pp-959-753-Bq Buttons: 5 Tip: If you’re unsure, take a photo of your current key (front and back) and compare it to the product images above. The FCC ID is the single most important number to match. Not Sure Which Key You Need? Check your existing key — Flip it over and look for the FCC ID and part number printed on the case or circuit board. Call a Porsche dealer parts department — Give them your VIN (Vehicle Identification Number) and they can tell you the exact key part number for free. Search by VIN online — Several free VIN decoders can identify your key type and part number. Contact us — Send us your year, make, model, and a photo of your current key. We’ll help you find the right replacement. Programming Guide: 2016 Porsche Macan Key Fob Remote �� This key requires dealer or specialist programming Porsche vehicles require specialized programming equipment. Some independent automotive locksmiths with Porsche-specific tools can handle this — call around and ask before defaulting to the dealer. You can still save significantly by buying the key here and paying only the programming fee. Locksmith Programming: What to Know Before You Go If your key requires professional programming, an automotive locksmith is almost always cheaper than the dealership — typically $50-$100 for programming only vs. $150-$300 at the dealer. Here’s how to get the best service at the best price: Questions to Ask Before Hiring a Locksmith “What’s the total cost for programming only?” — You already have the key. Get a flat-rate quote for programming, not a quote that includes a new key. “Do you have experience with [your make/model]?” — Not all locksmiths have tools for every brand. European vehicles (BMW, Mercedes, VW, Audi) require specialized equipment. “Do you come to me, or do I come to you?” — Mobile locksmiths save you a trip but may charge a service call fee ($25-$50). Fixed-location shops may be cheaper. “Is there a warranty on the programming?” — Reputable locksmiths guarantee their work. If the key stops working within 30 days, they should reprogram free. “What’s your license number?” — Many states require locksmith licensing. Unlicensed operators are a red flag. Red Flags to Watch For Extremely low quotes ($15-$29): Scam locksmiths advertise impossibly low prices, then inflate the bill once they arrive. No physical address or business name: Legitimate locksmiths have established businesses with verifiable addresses. Refusing to give a quote over the phone: A professional should be able to estimate cost once they know your vehicle make, model, year, and key type. Pressuring you to buy their key instead: You have the right to provide your own key. They should charge programming-only pricing. Unmarked vehicle: Professional mobile locksmiths drive marked vans with company branding. Tips for the Best Experience Bring ALL your existing keys — When a new key is programmed, existing keys may need reprogramming. Have them all present. Have your vehicle registration ready — Locksmiths are required to verify ownership before programming keys. Tell them the FCC ID — This helps them verify the key is correct before attempting programming. Ask about mobile service — Most automotive locksmiths come to you, so you don’t need to tow your car. Check Google reviews — Look for reviews specifically mentioning car key programming for your vehicle brand. Dealer Programming: What to Expect If your vehicle requires dealer-only programming, here’s how to minimize the cost: Bring your own key: Ask the dealer if they’ll program a key you purchased elsewhere. Many will charge just the programming fee ($75-$150), saving you the 300% markup on the key itself. Call ahead: Confirm the programming fee and whether they accept outside keys before making the trip. Bring proof of ownership: Registration, title, and photo ID are required. Budget 30-60 minutes: Most programming takes under an hour, but dealers may have a queue. Ask about package deals: If you need 2 keys programmed, ask for a discount on the second one. Estimated Programming Cost Comparison Option Key Cost Programming Total Porsche Dealership $150-$350 $75-$200 $225-$550 Locksmith Our Key Our price $50-$100 Our price $50-$100
