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How to Get a New Key for Subaru

You can lock and unlock your Subaru with the touch of the button if it comes with key fob. However, if the key fob gets dropped in the ocean or gets a bath in the washer, you may be thinking about how to fix it.

Luckily we at our Stocker Subaru dealership has a few suggestions to assist you. You'll have to unzip the key fob case in order to find the transmitter circuitry.

How do I get a new key

It's easier than you think to purchase the new subaru outback key replacement key. You can get an additional key at the dealer, a locksmith for cars, or even online. The cost is contingent on where you get the key and whether it needs to be programmed. It also depends on the kind of key (transponder or smart fob? Push to start or regular non-transponder?)

It's best to contact an auto locksmith who specializes in Subaru automobiles if you require an entirely new car key. They'll know all about the unique key fobs as well as the specific programming that goes with them. If you're unsure which type of key you own, check the sticker on your windshield to find out.

Some keys come with additional features like Remote Start that allow you to start your car from the convenience of your home. But, you'll need have the VIN number of the car which is located on the sticker in the door for the driver or in the owner's manual.

Subaru models manufactured after 2000 come with a transponder key that disables the engine computer. These keys can't be copied with the same machines that cut traditional metal keys, which means you'll need go to a locksmith dealer for replacements. A new key costs between $50 and $250, depending on the type of key.

How do I Get a Replacement Key

There are a variety of ways to obtain an additional key for your subaru outback key fob, based on the kind of car you own (chip smart fob, intelligent fob "push to start" remote, or a regular key made of metal). You can order a replacement key online or call the dealership that where you purchased your vehicle, or an automotive locksmith who has the necessary equipment to make this kind of key. If you purchase a new replacement key from the dealership, it will be guaranteed to work with your vehicle, be under warranty, and will be equipped with the appropriate programming for your specific model.

The dealer will require codes for the car that you bought to create chip keys. This can only be done by the dealer from which you purchased your car. This can be a hassle since you'll need to drive your car there or have a locksmith visit and code the key.

A standard metal key does not require being coded and can be duplicated by most locksmiths or hardware stores that have a large selection of blank keys. You'll need a metal key or flathead screwdriver to open the small tabs at the top of the key fob, and release the battery. Replace the old battery with a CR2032 coin cell and snap the encasement in place.

How to get a key fob

A key fob is a remote device that lets you to control the electrical systems. It can open and shut off your vehicle and lock it, as well as activate the alarm, and so on. If your Subaru key fob isn't functioning correctly, you may have to replace it. You must ensure that you have the right fob for your vehicle. Consumer Reports says that off-brand fobs could cause issues with the immobilizer mechanism of your vehicle.

If you own a newer Subaru you're likely to find that it has the smart key system. These require special programming for compatibility with your vehicle. This is best done by your dealership and the cost may be covered by your warranty or roadside assistance program.

Older Subaru models come with a standard metal lock that can be duplicated by the hardware store. You can also buy blanks from online retailers who sell Subaru key chains with subaru key programming logos.

You can fix the issue with your battery on your older Subaru at home, without having to visit a mechanic or pay for a key-duplication repair. Look for a small crack in the seam which separates the front and back of the fob. Use a flathead screwdriver to pull the two halves apart. There's a flat, battery in the inside. Take out the old battery and place the new 2025-type battery inside, making sure that the right side is facing upwards. Then, insert the key from the metal into the battery and then pop it all together.

How to replace a lost key fob

In the past, people would buy a cheap keyfob at a hardware store or online and then take it to a dealership or locksmith to be programmed and cut. It's still possible to do this, however it's more beneficial to go through the dealer. This will prevent the key from being copied and will ensure that the new key fob has been correctly programmed for your car. This is crucial for vehicles with more recent model that requires specialized programming, for example, ones with features like automatic parking and window rolling.

While these fobs enhance the convenience of driving your Subaru in Gilroy however, they can cause problems when the buttons stop functioning. You can change your key fob's batteries yourself, as long as you're familiar with the process.

Start by finding the small space between the front and back of your key fob. Use a flathead, or the end of a screwdriver made of metal to open the fob and then look inside for the round flat battery. Remove the old battery and replace it with a 2032-sized battery. Make sure the battery is facing the same way as the original. Then, put the fob back together.

In the future the keys to your car will be replaced by "smart" keys that come with more capabilities. But, until then, you can enjoy all of the benefits of your subaru forester Replacement Key fob's key fob, which includes the ability to open your windows while keeping your engine running.