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How to Get a New Key for Subaru

If your Subaru has a key fob, it can lock and unlock it at the press of a button. If the key fob has been dropped into the ocean or washed in the washing machine then it might not function.

Luckily our Stocker subaru transponder key dealership has a few tips to help. The first step is to access your key fob and locate the circuit board that controls the transmitter within.

How to Get a New Key

It's much easier than you think to get an entirely new subaru forester replacement key key. You can purchase a new key from the dealer, a locksmith, or on the internet. Costs vary depending on the location where you receive the key, and if it needs to be programmed. It also varies based on the type of key (transponder or smart fob? Push to start? Regular non-transponder?)

If you're in search of a new key for your vehicle, you'll want to call an auto locksmith who specializes in Subaru cars. They'll know about the unique key fobs, and the key programming that is included with them. You can find out the kind of key you have by looking at the sticker on the windshield of your car.

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

Most Subaru models manufactured after 2000 come with a transponder key that disarms the engine computer. They aren't able to be duplicated using the same machines that cut keys made of steel. You will need to visit a dealer or locksmith to get replacements. A new key generally costs $50-$250, based on the type of model and the features.

How can I get a new key

There are several ways to obtain the replacement key for your subaru key fob cost, based on the kind of car you own (chip, intelligent fob or "push to start" remote, or a regular metal key). You can purchase an online replacement key or contact the dealer you purchased the vehicle from or an auto locksmith that has the appropriate equipment to create this type of key. When you receive a new replacement key from the dealership it will be guaranteed to work with your vehicle and will be covered by warranty and will be equipped with the appropriate program for your particular model.

The dealer will require the codes for the vehicle you bought to make a chip key. This is only possible through the dealer from whom you bought your car. This could be somewhat of a hassle due to the fact that you'll need either take your vehicle there or let an automotive locksmith arrive and code the key on the spot.

A simple metal key is not required to be coded and can be duplicated by many locksmiths or hardware stores that have a wide range of blank keys. You'll need a steel key or flathead screwdriver for opening the tabs that are small at the top of the key fob, and let the battery go. Replace the battery using a CR2032 coin cell and then snap the encasement back together.

How do I obtain the key fob

A key fob, also known as a remote control, is a tiny device that gives you access to the electronic systems of your vehicle. Key fobs can unlock your car, start it or lock it up, trigger alarms, and much more. If your Subaru key fob isn't functioning correctly, you may have to replace it. It is important to have the right fob for your car. According to Consumer Reports, off-brand fobs can cause problems with the immobilizer on your car.

It's possible that your Subaru uses a smart-key technology. Smart keys require special programming to work with your car. The dealer should be able to do this and your warranty or roadside service plan may provide the funds.

Older Subaru models use keys made of standard metal, which can be duplicated at a hardware store or locksmith. You can also buy blank keys at online stores that provide subaru impreza key replacement (had me going) key with the Subaru logo.

If your older Subaru is experiencing a battery problem and you want to fix it, you can do it yourself without visiting a mechanic or paying for a key duplication service. Look for a small crevice in the seam that divides the front and back of the fob. Use a flathead screwdriver to pull the two halves apart. You'll find a flat battery inside. Take out the old battery and put the new 2025 type battery in and make sure the correct side is facing up. Place the metal key into the slot and snap everything together.

How to replace a Key Fob

In the past, people would buy the keyfob for a low price at an hardware store or on the internet and then take it to a dealership or locksmith to have it cut and programmed. It's still possible to do this, but it's better to go through the dealer. This will stop the key from being copied and will ensure that the new key fob is properly programmed for your vehicle. This is particularly important when your car is a newer model that requires special programming, like ones with features like automatic parking and window rolling.

While these keys add to the convenience of driving your Subaru in Gilroy However, they can be a hassle if the buttons stop functioning. You can replace the key fob's battery on your own, in case you're familiar with the process.

Start by finding the small space between the front and the back of your key fob. Use the tip of a key made of metal or a flathead screwdriver open the fob and look for the flat, round battery inside. Remove the old battery and then put a new 2032 battery into its place, making sure that it's facing the same direction as the original one. After that, put your device back together.

In the near future, you may be able to get your car keys replaced with "smart" keys that offer additional functionality. However, you can still enjoy the features of your Subaru key fob until then. It will automatically roll down the window when the engine is running.