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How to Change a Subaru Spare Key

Get a locksmith in touch if you are missing your Subaru key. Locksmiths are usually able to cut you a key cheaper than the dealer.

Fob remote "push to start" intelligent keys or a simple metal key are the two most common types of Subaru car keys. The Fob key comes with a chip in it and must be reprogrammed.

Keyless Entry System

The key fob can be used to lock and unlock your Subaru remotely. It also opens the trunk of your vehicle or the lift gate. These remotes are connected to an inside keypad to connect to the computer system in your vehicle.

Certain models of Subaru have a feature that is not widely known called PIN Code Access. You can choose a personal number sequence to start and open your car. If you own a more recent Subaru Forester, Outback, Crosstrek, WRX, WRX STI, or Impreza that came with this feature, consult the owner's manual for instructions on how to program subaru key fob to use it.

If your keys stop functioning, there's a good possibility that the battery in the key fob is dead. You can test the battery life of your key fob using an electronic tester that you can carry around or a multimeter you can find in your garage.

The next step is to take the key fob out of its case and look at its circuit board for the transmitter. This will have one or two sets of eight-digit numbers, so write down the first set so that you will be able to remember it later. Once you've completed this, you can start programming the key fob at home. The procedure for doing this will vary based on the type and year of your car but it's usually easy enough to accomplish on your own.

Key Fobs

Subaru's latest models all feature key fobs that can not only unlock your doors but also activate your lights, lock your gas cap, and start your car. This feature is especially useful if you have ever been at a gas station and your car wouldn't even start because the battery inside the key fob has failed.

Whether your Subaru is brand new or old you can be sure that the key fob can be replaced without difficulty. It's important to keep in mind that models with the highest level of technological advancement may require an excursion to the dealer. However, with just a little time and effort, you'll get your new key fob in place at home.

Begin by looking at the circuit board that controls the transmitter on your key fob (instructions to open the case should be provided in the owner's guide). It should have two or three serial numbers each of which is 8 digits long. Write down the initial number series and keep it in a safe place to refer to later on.

Then, sit in the driver's seat. Close all the doors. Turn the key ten times to start your car, and then turn it off. Press the lock button on the key fob, then open the door to test that your doors are functioning properly. Close the door, and then remove the key. The chime should be heard from your vehicle again, signalling that the key fob is programmed.

Ignition System

If your Subaru keys aren't working as they should, it could be because the key battery is dead. If you know how, you could replace the battery of your key fob yourself. The replacement of the battery is affordable and easy to find. If your key fob won't respond to your commands, it might be another issue. To find a spare key, you should visit a dealer. They'll ensure that the key is genuine Subaru key that's under warranty and will be programmed to your vehicle. This is a lot safer and easier than buying an aftermarket key from a business on the internet.

You can also ask the dealer cut a brand new key if you supply them with your VIN and evidence of ownership. This information will be used to code the new key so that it can be recognized by your immobilizer. This is a more intricate procedure than cutting a key by hand and the dealership will charge more for it.

Once the new key is programmed, you are able to switch it to your existing key. You'll only have five seconds to insert the second key, so it's crucial to keep an active key in your bag. Once the security light ceases to flash then you can take out the new key and check it to ensure it's functioning properly.

Battery replacement subaru key

subaru legacy key replacement fobs are extremely useful because they can turn on the power windows and sunroofs of your car with just a single button press. However, the battery that is in your Subaru key fob was not intended to last forever, and will eventually need to be replaced. This quick guide from Capitol Subaru will help you to replace the battery on your own.

To begin, you'll need to locate the small crack in the seam that separates the front and back of your key fob. You can then open the gap using a flathead screwdriver to reveal the small compartment that houses the battery. Insert the new battery and ensure it is facing up correctly. Remove the old one. After you've put everything together is in place, you can use your new key fob to lock the vehicle, unlocking it, and then starting your vehicle.

It's always recommended to have an additional set of keys on hand, especially if you've lost yours or it's not working properly. You can purchase a brand new key from your local dealership or get it cut by a locksmith. It is important to ensure that your key fob works efficiently as soon as you can so you can drive safely.