Somehow I have lost my key to my teener. Never has happened before, but that doesn't really matter now. My car is parked in my driveway, doors are locked and I need to get it into the garage. I always meant to make a spare key, even went to Hershey, stood in line to have one made but walked away to look at something else and never went back !!

Does anyone know of anyone or a service that can come to my house and make a key in the Wash DC area? Thanks.

lock smith. they can slim jim the door and pull the door lock and make a key from the lock cylinder. it'll cost you a few bucks though. better might be the glove box. if it's just the door it'll be like the valet key.

Got wheel dollies? Can you put the car on them and roll it into the garage and find the key at your leisure?

If you own a 914, you should have AAA. Call them.

Score some blanks(keys)....make more keyssssss

Reverse look-up from VIN through Porsche? Bad idea?

Black: 91453190310
Red: 91453190311

Depending on what level AAA membership you have, it's anything from a discount to free + cost to rekey if necessary.

Wheel Dollies are a good temp idea, to give you more time to look for that pesky key, esp. if you have some or meant to get some.

AA, PP/Automotion, SMC, Porsche, etc. all sell both the black gen'l purpose & red "valet" plastic handle key blanks - in both plain aftermarket/repro & "official" "PORSCHE" imprinted typess - so you can make some spares!

I have ordered 2 key blanks to make copies. But just now, my very soon to be 21 year old son walks into my home office and says, "Dad, here, I found these on the steps to the basement" ...... So I have my key back. Thanks everyone for the ideas, I will heed the call of sensible reasoning.

If you get it opened and you have the original manual....The Porsche dealer wrote the key codes in the back maintenance section of my owners manual. Any good locksmith can code cut you an original key. About $15 in Texas.

Anyway, they can impression cut a key from the door lock without taking it out, if they're any good, or pull the lock if just average. Then nail the spare key to the garage wall.

I hope you rewarded him by letting him drive the car. At least dress him up to look like you and send him to Red Robin to eat.

+1

Hide a key works good on 914's...

Do those stick to rust?