How to Get a New Key for Subaru

You can lock and unlock your Subaru at the touch of a button if it has key fob. If the key fob was lost in the sea, or washed in the washer and it is not working, it could be damaged.

Our Stocker Subaru dealership can help. You'll have to unzip the key fob's case to find the transmitter circuitry.

How do you get a new Key

It's a lot easier than you think to get a new Subaru key. It is possible to purchase an additional key at the dealer, an auto locksmith, or even online. The cost will vary based on the location you purchase the key and whether it requires programming. It also depends on the kind of key (transponder or smart fob? Push to start? Regular non-transponder?)

It is recommended to contact an auto locksmith who specializes in Subaru vehicles if you need an entirely new car key. They will know about the unique key fobs that are available, and the key programming that comes with them. If you're unsure which type of key you have, look at the sticker on your windshield to find out.

Certain keys come with Remote Start features which allow you to start your vehicle from the comfort of your home. You'll also need the VIN number of the vehicle which is located on the label inside the door for the driver or in the owner's manual.

Subaru models that were manufactured after 2000 come with a transponder key that disables the computer in the engine. They aren't possible to duplicate using the same machines that are used to cut traditional metal keys, so you'll need to visit a locksmith or dealer for replacements. A new key is priced between $50 and $250 depending on the type of key.

How to get a Replacement Key

There are a variety of ways to get an additional key for your subaru locked keys in car depending on the type of car you have (chip intelligent fob, chip "push to start" remote or a regular metal key). You can order a replacement key online or contact the dealership which you purchased the vehicle from or an automotive locksmith with the appropriate equipment to create this type of key. You can get a replacement key for subaru outback key from your dealership. It is guaranteed to fit your vehicle, will be covered by warranty, and will be customized for your specific model.

The dealer will require the codes for the car you bought to make chip keys. This can only be done by the dealer from which you bought your car. This can be an inconvenience because you'll need to either take your car there or let an automotive locksmith come out and code the key on site.

A simple metal key is not required to be coded and is easily duplicated by locksmiths or hardware stores that have a range of blank keys. You'll need a key made of metal or flathead screwdriver to unlock the small tabs at the top of the key fob to remove the battery. Replace the old battery with an CR2032 coin cell, and snap the encasement in place.

How do I obtain a Key Fob

A key fob, or remote control, is a small device that allows you access to the electronic systems of your vehicle. Key fobs can unlock your car and start it and lock it, as well as activate alarms, and more. It is possible to replace your subaru outback key fob key fob if the one you have isn't functioning properly. Make sure you have the right fob for your car. According to Consumer Reports, off-brand fobs could cause issues with your car's immobilizer system.

It's possible that your Subaru Forester Replacement Key Fob uses a smart-key technology. These smart keys require specialized programming to work with your vehicle. This should be done by your dealership, and the cost can be covered by your warranty or roadside assistance program.

Older Subaru models include a standard steel lock which can be duplicated in the hardware store. You can also buy blank keys at online stores that offer Subaru logo keys.

You can fix the battery issue on your older Subaru at home, without having to visit a mechanic or purchase a key duplicate service. There is a small crevice in the front and the back of the key fob. Make use of a flathead to pull away the two halves. You'll see a flat battery inside. Replace the old battery with one of 2025's making sure that the right side is facing up. Insert the key made of metal into the slot, and snap it together.

How to replace a Key Fob

In the past, people would buy a cheap keyfob at an hardware store or on the internet and then bring it to a dealer or locksmith to get it programmed and cut. It's still possible to do this, however it's more beneficial to go through the dealer. This will stop the key from being copied, and also ensure that the new key fob has been correct for your vehicle. This is especially important if you have an older model that requires specialized programming like the ones that come with features such as auto-parking and window rolling.

While these keys add to the convenience of driving your Subaru in Gilroy however, they can be a pain when the buttons stop working. Fortunately the replacement of your key fob battery is easy, and you can even do it yourself if are familiar with the procedure.

Start by locating the tiny gap in the seam that divides the front and back of your fob. Use a flathead, or the tip of a metal screwdriver to remove the fob, then look inside for the round flat battery. Remove the old battery and replace it with a 2032 battery. Make sure the battery is facing the same direction as the original. Then, put your fob back together.

In the near future you may be able to have your car keys replaced with "smart" keys that come with additional functions. You will still be able to enjoy the features of your Subaru key fob until that time. It will automatically open your window as long as your engine is running.