Why won't my 911 carerra 4s turn over?

Asked by Clennita Mar 21, 2015 at 01:37 PM about the 2006 Porsche 911

Question type: Maintenance & Repair

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The first thing I would do is check the battery, they tend to only last around 5 years on average. I would also check the battery in the key fob, as it can keep the car from starting if its not getting the signal from the key. If you have a second key you could try that as well. let us know what happens and if you need any further help.

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If it is a stick shift manual, likely that the clutch pedal switch is bad. These are about $20 and very easy to replace yourself. You don't even need tools. If it is either a stick shift manual or tiptronic, could be either the clutch pedal switch or ignition switch is bad. Ignition switches are under $40 and are a common fault. Not as easy to change as the clutch switch but easily a DIY job.

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