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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 with the press of the button. However, if the key fob is tossed into the ocean or takes a bath in the washing machine and you are wondering how to get it back in working order.

Luckily we at our Stocker Subaru dealership has a few tips to help. The first step is to open the key fob case and find the circuit board for the transmitter inside.

How do I obtain a new key

Finding a new car key for a subaru key fob replacement price is much easier than you might think. You can buy a key from a dealer locksmiths, or even online. The cost will vary based on the location you purchase the key as well as whether it requires programming. It also depends on what kind of key you have (transponder smart fob push to start regular non-transponder).

It is recommended to contact an auto locksmith that specializes in Subaru vehicles if you require an entirely new car key. They'll know all about the unique key fobs as well as the specific key programming that goes with them. You can find out what type of key you own by taking a look at the sticker on your car's windshield.

Some keys come with additional features like Remote Start, which allows you to start your car from the comfort of your own home. You'll also require the VIN number of the vehicle, which can be found on the label inside the door on the driver's side, or in the owner's manual.

The majority of Subaru models made after 2000 include a transponder key that disables the computer. These keys can't be copied using the same tools that cut traditional metal keys, which means you'll need go to a locksmith dealership to purchase replacement keys. A new key can cost anywhere from $50 to $250, depending on the type of model and the features.

How to get a Replacement Key

There are several options to get the replacement key for your Subaru according to the type of car you have (chip intelligent fob, chip "push to start" remote, or a regular key made of metal). You can contact the dealership that you bought the car from for a replacement, or an locksmith for automotive who has the necessary equipment to create these types of keys, or order one online. You can get a replacement key from your dealership. It will be guaranteed to fit the vehicle you purchased it, will be covered by warranty and will be programmable for your model.

To use a chip key dealer to have the codes for your particular vehicle. This is only possible at the dealership where you purchased the car. This could be a hassle as you'll need to bring your car to the dealer or have a locksmith visit and code the key.

A basic metal key does not need to be coded and can be duplicated by a majority of locksmiths or hardware stores who offer a variety of keys that are blank. To remove the battery, make use of a flathead screwdriver or a metal key. Replace the battery using a CR2032 coin cell and snap the encasement together.

How do I get a Key Fob

A key fob, also referred to as remote control, is a tiny device that allows you access to the electronic systems of your car. Key fobs can unlock your car, start it or lock it up, trigger alarms, and so on. It could be necessary to replace your Subaru Impreza Key Replacement key fob if it's not working properly. Make sure you have the right fob for your vehicle. According to Consumer Reports, off-brand fobs could cause issues with the car's immobilizer.

It's possible that your Subaru uses a smart-key technology. They require a special programming process for compatibility with your vehicle. This is best handled by your dealer and the cost may be covered by your warranty or roadside assistance program.

Older Subaru models have keys made of steel which can be duplicated at a local hardware store or locksmith. You can also purchase blanks from online retailers that sell Subaru logo keys.

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. There is a tiny crevice between the front of the key fob and the back of the key fob. Use a flathead screwdriver break the two halves. There's a flat battery inside. Replace the battery with a 2025 type making sure that the right side faces up. After that, put the key made of metal in and assemble the battery.

How to replace the Key Fob

In the past, people could purchase the keyfob for a low price at a 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 prevent the key from being copied and ensure that the new key fob is properly programmed for your vehicle. This is particularly important in the event that your vehicle is a newer model that requires specialized programming, such as models with features such as automatic parking and window rolling.

While these fobs can add to the convenience of driving your Subaru in Gilroy However, they can be a hassle when they stop working. You can replace your key fob's battery on your own, when you're comfortable with the process.

Start by locating the small space which separates the front from the back of your fob. Make use of the tip of a metal key or a flathead screwdriver open the fob and then look for the flat-round battery inside. Remove the battery from the original and replace it with a 2032 battery. Make sure that the battery is facing the same direction as the original. Reassemble your fob.

In the future the keys to your car will be replaced by "smart" keys that come with more features. You can still use the features of your Subaru key fob until then. It will automatically roll down your window as long as your engine is running.