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There are numerous ways to get a spare set of Subaru keys. This article will discuss a few of the most popular methods.

Find the transmitter circuit board in your key fob. Your owner's guide should have instructions on how to open it. Note the first eight-digit code.

Keyless Entry

Keyless entry lets you unlock and start your car without a mechanical car key. This feature is also referred to as Toyota Smart Entry by certain manufacturers. It is based on an electromagnetic wave that travels from your key fob to your car. The car responds by locking or starting the engine. Certain keyless entry systems allow you to open your trunk.

As opposed to traditional keys which can easily be damaged bent, bent, or scratched The electronics inside key fobs are designed to resist destruction. They aren't foolproof. They are vulnerable to hacking and pose security risks. It is therefore recommended to change your passwords frequently on your key fobs, and do not allow them to be accessed by other people.

To activate the keyless system, it is necessary to place your finger on the door handle (or press a button on the door handle itself). The car then transmits a short radio signal which will only work within close distance. If your key fob is within this distance it will respond with a code that unlocks or turns on the vehicle.

If you decide to install the keyless entry system to your car it is essential that it be professionally installed. Some aftermarket products only unlock the driver's doors, while the most advanced ones offer remote start and smartphone connectivity. Professional installation ensures that the installation is done correctly, and that there aren't any other issues with your vehicle’s wiring.

Ignition switch/Lock Cylinder

The ignition switch is a vital mechanical device that secures the engine of the vehicle when the key isn't in place. This helps prevent car theft. It will eventually wear out and cause it to become jammed or break when the key is inserted or removed. It can also hinder starting the vehicle. A locksmith can usually fix this issue by replacing or smoothing the wafers.

The lock cylinder may wear out and become difficult to insert or remove from the ignition. A locksmith is able to fix this issue by smoothing the wafers inside the cylinder, however it may be required to replace the entire cylinder.

In most instances, a locksmith with years of experience can get your Subaru functioning in a flash. They can even make you another key so that you're ready the day that your first key is worn out.

You can purchase a replacement key from a dealer, such as Hiley Subaru of Fort Worth, if you prefer. The dealer will make sure that the key is programmed correctly and is correct for the model you have. You may also get some other warranties or benefits from the dealer that would not get from an aftermarket business. The dealer will also be able to cut you a standard steel key when your Subaru doesn't have an transponder chip and isn't an older model.

Key Fob Battery

If your key fob doesn't perform as well as it did to unlock the doors or start the car, it may need a new battery. This is especially true if the signal strength of the key fob is slowly becoming weaker and you have to click the button harder or more than before to activate it.

The replacement of the battery is fairly simple. First, you'll have to remove the key fob, which is done by prying it apart gently with a flathead screwdriver in various spots around the edges (don't be concerned about breaking the fob, it's made of plastic and is fairly durable).

Look for a small slot or notch in the edge that separates the two halves of the key fob, then push the flathead screwdriver into it until it expands. Remove the old batteries, and then insert the new ones in the same location making sure to use the same battery chemistry (CR2016 is common). Finally, snap the fob's two halves back together.

The majority of key fobs utilize CR2025 lithium button/coin cell batteries and are available in packs of two or six at the majority of general stores and many home improvement stores. You can also buy these batteries online and they are sold by popular brands like Energizer and Panasonic.

Key Blanks

If you carefully examine the countless key blanks that hang from hooks on our front counter, you'll see they are all very similar. It's important to remember that the majority of keys are nickel-silver, and are more durable than keys made of brass. This can prevent key breaking which can save money on maintenance, service calls and the purchase of new keys. Our blanks are produced by Kaba Ilco Corporation, which also produces "LookAlikes" that work with locks that are brand names when cut correctly.

In addition to battery replacement for key fobs Our parts department is equipped with all the key blanks and other components you need for your Subaru. We even carry high-security keys with additional security features, such as laser-cut designs that makes them more difficult to reproduce, and an immobilizer that stops the engine if your vehicle has been altered with.

While you can visit locksmiths for your replacement key needs we recommend using a dealership or authorized Subaru retailer like Hiley Subaru of Fort Worth. These technicians will verify your identity and Subaru model and warranty status. If you need transponder keys, they will also ensure that the unique transmitter number is reprogrammed properly. The cost of this service is usually between $50 and $250, though your warranty or roadside service may cover some of the cost.