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If you've lost your Subaru car key, call a locksmith. Usually, they will cut an alternative key for you at a lower cost than the dealer.

Fob remote "push to start" intelligent keys or a plain metal key are the two main types of Subaru car keys. The Fob key has a chip inside and will need to be reprogrammed.

Keyless Entry System

The key fob can be used to lock and unlock your Subaru remotely. It also opens the trunk of your vehicle or the lift gate. These remotes function with a keypad inside your car to communicate with the vehicle's computer system.

Subaru models come with a lesser known feature dubbed PIN Code Access. This lets you utilize a personal number sequence to start and open your vehicle. Check your owner's guide to learn how to use this feature if you own a Subaru Forester, Outback Crosstrek, WRX STI or Impreza.

If your keys stop working, there's a good chance that the battery in the key fob is dying. You can test the battery life of your key fob by using the portable tester or multimeter in your garage.

Next, you'll want to take the key fob out of its case and inspect its transmitter circuit board. You will see one or two sets of eight-digit numbers. Note the first one so you can remember it. After you've completed this, you can start programming the key fob at home. The procedure varies based on the model and year your car. However, it is usually easy enough to do yourself.

Key Fobs

subaru legacy key fob's most recent models all come with key fobs that can not only unlock your doors however, they also turn on your lights, lock your gas cap, and start your vehicle. That last trick is especially helpful if you've been at the gas station only to find that your car isn't starting because the battery of the key fob was dead.

It's likely that your Subaru's key fob, whether it's old or new can be replaced easily. Be aware that some more modern models, which have their high level technology, may require an appointment with the dealer. With a little effort and time, you can make your own replacement key fob.

Start by opening the case and examining the circuit board of the transmitter. (Instructions on how to open the case are usually found in the owner's manual). There should be one or two serial numbers of 8 digits each. Keep the first set of numbers handy for later reference.

After that, get in the driver's seat and close all the doors. Turn the key to start the vehicle, then turn it off after ten turns. Press the lock button on the key fob, then open the door to test that all of your doors are working properly. Close the door, and then remove the key. You should hear your car buzz again, which indicates that the key fob has been programmed.

Ignition System

If your Subaru keys aren't functioning as they should, it could be because the key battery is dead. If you are aware of the issue, you can change the battery on your key fob yourself. The battery replacement key fob subaru is cheap and easy to locate. If your key fob won't respond to your commands, there could be a different issue. To get a spare key, it's recommended to go to a dealer. They'll ensure that the key is genuine Subaru key, which is covered under warranty, and is programmed to your vehicle. This is far safer and easier than buying an aftermarket key from a retailer on the internet.

You can also ask the dealer cut a brand new key if you supply them with your VIN number as well as evidence of ownership. This information is used to code the key replacement to ensure that it is accepted by your immobilizer. This is a more complex procedure than cutting a key by hand and the dealership will charge you more.

Once the new key is programmed, you are able to switch it to your existing key. You'll have only five seconds to insert the second key, which is why it's vital to have an operational key in your pocket. Once the security light stops flashing then you can take out the new key and check it to ensure it's functioning properly.

Battery Replacement

subaru replacement key fobs are very useful since they can switch on the power windows and sunroof of your car with just one button press. However, the battery that is in the Subaru key fob is not made to last forever and will eventually require replaced. This short guide from Capitol Subaru will help you to replace the battery on your own.

To begin you'll need to locate the small crevice in the seam that divides the front and back of your key fob. Using a small flathead screwdriver, you can pop this seam wide to reveal a small space inside which is the battery. Install the new battery and make sure it's facing in the correct direction. Remove the old one. After you have put everything together you can use the new key fob to lock or unlocking your vehicle.

You should always have a spare set of keys, particularly if the one you have is damaged or has gone missing. You can purchase a replacement key from your local dealership or get it cut by locksmiths. Either way, it's important to get your key fob working properly as soon as you can to ensure you drive safely!