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How to Get a New Key for Subaru

You can lock and unlock your Subaru at the touch of an electronic button if it is equipped with a keyfob. However, if your fob gets dropped in the ocean or takes a bath in the washing machine and you are wondering how to get it back in working order.

Our Stocker Subaru dealership can help. First, you'll need to open your key fob case and locate the circuit board that controls the transmitter within.

How do I obtain a new key

It's a lot easier than you think to get a brand new Subaru key. It's possible to get a new key from the dealer, an auto locksmith, or even online. The cost will vary based on the place you purchase the key, and if it has to be programmed. It also varies based on the kind of key (transponder or smart fob? Push to start or regular non-transponder?)

It is recommended to contact an auto locksmith that specializes in Subaru vehicles if you need an entirely new car key. They will know about the unique key fobs and the key programming that is included with them. If you're not sure which kind of key you own, check the sticker on your windshield to figure it out.

Some keys have Remote Start features that allow you to start your car from the comforts of your home. You'll also need the VIN number for the vehicle which is located on the inside of the door for the driver or in the owner's manual.

Subaru models made after 2000 feature transponder keys that disable the computer in the engine. They aren't able to be duplicated using the same machines that are used to cut keys made of metal. You will need to visit a dealer or locksmith to purchase replacement keys. A new key is typically priced between $50-$250, depending on the model and features.

How do I obtain a replacement key

There are a variety of ways to get an alternative key for your Subaru depending on the kind of car you have (chip, intelligent fob or "push to start" remote, or a regular metal key). You can purchase an online replacement key, contact the dealership where you purchased your vehicle or an automotive locksmith who has the appropriate equipment to create keys like this. When you receive a new replacement key subaru key from the dealership you can be sure that it is going to work with your vehicle and be covered by a warranty and will come with the correct programming for the specific model you have.

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

A standard metal key doesn't require to be coded and can be duplicated by many locksmiths or hardware stores who offer a variety of keys that are blank. To remove the battery, use a flathead screwdriver or a metal key. Replace the battery with a CR 2032 coin cell and then snap the encasement back together.

how to program subaru key Fob do I get a key fob

A key fob can be described as a small remote device that allows you to control your car's electrical systems. They can unlock and even start your car and lock it, as well as activate the alarm, and many more. If your spare subaru key key fob isn't working correctly, you may have to replace it. However, you must be sure that you are getting the right type of fob that is compatible with your vehicle. According to Consumer Reports, off-brand fobs could cause issues with the car's immobilizer.

It's possible that your subaru smart key has a smart-key system. These require special programming for compatibility with your vehicle. This is best handled by your dealer and can be covered by your warranty or roadside assistance program.

Older Subaru models include a standard steel lock that can be duplicated in a hardware store. You can also buy blank keys from online stores that sell Subaru key with the Subaru logo.

You can repair the problem with the battery on your older Subaru at home without the need to visit a mechanic or pay for a key duplication service. There is a tiny crevice in the front and the back of the key fob. Make use of a flathead screwdriver to split the two halves. You'll find a flat battery inside. Take out the battery that was in there and insert a brand new 2025-type one in and make sure the right side is facing upwards. Insert the key made of metal into the slot and snap it together.

How to replace a Key Fob

In the past it was commonplace for people to purchase an inexpensive key fob from a hardware store or online and then take it to a locksmith or dealership to be cut and programmed. While this is still a possibility but it's better to go directly through the dealer to avoid the danger of having the key copied and to ensure that the new key fob is properly programmed for your vehicle. This is particularly important if you have an older model that requires specialized programming, such as the ones that come with features like auto-parking or window rolling.

These fobs are handy for driving your Subaru in Gilroy however they can become an issue when their buttons stop functioning. You can replace the key fob's battery on your own, as long as you're familiar with the process.

Begin by locating the tiny space between the front and back of your key fob. Use a flathead screwdriver or the end of a screwdriver made of metal to remove the fob and look inside for the round flat battery. Take the old battery out, then pop a new 2032 battery in its spot, making sure it's facing the same way as the first one. Reassemble your battery.

In the near future, your car keys may be replaced by "smart" keys that offer more functions. But, until then you'll be able to take advantage advantages of your Subaru's key fob, including its ability to automatically lower your windows while keeping your engine running.