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How to Programming a Subaru Key Fob at Home

Based on how recent your Subaru is, you may need to have the key fob programmed by an automotive or dealer locksmith. This is usually accomplished through the connection of a programming machine to the computer in the car.

To program your Subaru, start by unlocking the driver's side door using the door button control then close it. You will hear a chime on the instrument panel and the dome lights will flash.

Step 1: Locate the circuit board on your transmitter

There are various ways to program your keyfob. The first step is to determine what kind of key fob you own. This can be done by taking a look at the shape of your key fob or by listening to your car for a sound.

Once you have these details, you are able to start the process of programming your key fob at home. You'll need an aluminum flathead and a key to complete this. The key fob case can be opened by twisting it. Push the metal key into the case, and then release the battery by pushing the tabs that hold it in place. Replace the battery and then put the case back together.

Step 2: Disconnect the key fob case

Changing the battery is a good idea, as it can help revive key fobs which aren't working anymore. However, there are instances where the buttons on the key fob could be damaged. If you notice the button's contacts made of metal have been damaged You can try soldering them back in place to ensure that they function properly.

Before you begin the process, ensure your vehicle's doors are closed and your ignition is off. Close the driver's door and press your button 10 times in rapid succession. You should then hear the instrument panel chime and your dome lights will flash. This means that you are ready to move on.

Step 3. Insert the fob of the key into the ignition

There are numerous websites online that can give instructions on how to program a replacement key subaru or new Subaru key fob at home, but most of them are not specifically formulated. Programming an electronic key is best handled by an expert auto dealer in Fort Bliss or a locksmith.

Sit in the driver’s seat, with all doors closed and the engine off. Use the door button to unlock all doors. Close and open the driver's door twice more. Then, remove the key from the ignition switch (don't turn it) 10 times within 40 seconds. The system will chirp to confirm that the settings have been changed.

Step 4: Turn the ignition On.

Before proceeding with this method of key fob programming, it is important to keep in mind that this method works only in the event that you already have a functioning key already. If you do not then a dealer or auto locksmith will be required to program a new key for your Subaru in Fort Bliss.

After the key is programmed, it will be capable of starting your car within a matter of five seconds. To begin, make sure all doors are closed and the engine is turned off. Sit in the driver's seat and unlock all the doors by pressing the button on the door. Put the key in the ignition then turn it on to the first position (the electrical systems will come on, but the engine remains off), and then back to the off position ten times in quick succession.

Step 5 5. Unlock the Door of the Driver's Door

Subaru offers many high-end cars with key fobs which lock and unlock doors, start the engine, and even defrost windows. However, sometimes these gadgets stop working properly.

Contact a locksmith or dealer to fix the issue. This will resolve the issue and ensure your vehicle is secure.

First, open and close the door to the driver's side. Then, insert the ignition key in and change it to the off position. Then, turn it back to the off position. Repeat this ten times an order as fast as you can. After the tenth repetition you should hear a chime.

Step 6 Step 6: Press the Lock/Unlock button on the Driver's Door

The process of replacing the battery on a Subaru remote key fob is easy. Unlock the exterior fob case. Then make use of an flathead screwdriver, to pry open the internal case and take out the old battery.

After you have removed the old battery, insert the new one and close the case. Then, sit in the driver's seat and unlock all doors using the door button control. Put the key in the ignition and turn the key so that the electrical system is switched on, but the engine remains off. Repeat this 10 times until you hear a chime sound on the instrument panel. This puts the system in programming mode.

Step 7: Press the Passenger Door Lock/Unlock button

The irritating chirp that can be heard when you lock or unlock a Subaru Key Fob from the outside of the vehicle can be a distraction for certain owners. In certain situations, the chirp can be removed by opening and closing the doors as well as a double-click of the lock button on the key fob.

Switch the ignition off and shut all doors as well as the lid for the fuel-filler. Press and hold the lock side of the key fob's lock button for 10 seconds. The instrument panel emits a sound when this is accomplished. The chirp indicates that the fuel-filler lid and door lid are locked. The setting can also be altered so that the doors and lids of the fuel-filler are locked automatically without pressing the request switch.

Step 8 Step 8: Enter the 8-Digit Transmitter Number.

Write down the first series of 8 digits and keep it in a safe place. Now, get into the driver's seat, shut the doors and turn the key into the first position. After 10 turns, the instrument panel should sound once.

Next, open the key fob case and locate the circuit board for the transmitter inside. The circuit board should be able to display one or two 8-digit numbers. Take note of the first number sequence and follow the steps in this guide to register the code into your vehicle's system. For older models, this process may require a visit to the dealer.