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How to Change a Subaru Spare Key

If you have lost your Subaru car key, you should call a locksmith. Usually, they will cut new keys for you for less than the dealer.

Fob remote "push to start" intelligent keys or a plain metal key are the two main kinds of subaru legacy key car keys. The Fob key has an embedded chip and it will require reprogramming.

Keyless Entry System

A key fob can be used to lock or unlock your Subaru from a distance. It could even open the trunk or lift gate of your vehicle. These remotes make use of keys in your car to communicate with the computer in your vehicle.

Subaru models offer a little well-known feature called PIN Code Access. It allows you to utilize a personal number sequence to start and open your car. If you have a newer Subaru Forester, Outback, Crosstrek, WRX, WRX STI or Impreza which came with this feature, make sure you check the owner's manual for instructions on how to make use of it.

If your keys stop working, there's an excellent possibility that the battery inside the key fob is dead. You can check the battery life of your key fob by using an electronic tester that you can carry around or a multimeter in your garage.

The next step is to remove the circuit board for the transmitter from the key fob and examine it. You will see one or two sets of 8 numbers. Note down the first one so you can remember it. After you've done this you can start programming the key fob at home. The procedure for programming differs based on the make and year of your car however it's generally easy enough to do yourself.

Key Fobs

Subaru Keys replacements's newest models feature key fobs that not only unlock doors but also turn on lights, lock gas cap, and even start the car. This feature is especially useful if been at a gas station and your car wouldn't even start because the battery in the key fob has failed.

Whether your subaru legacy replacement key is old or new it's likely that the key fob is able to be replaced with minimal difficulty. It's important to remember that more recent models with an advanced level of technological sophistication may require an appointment at the dealership. However, with just a little time and effort, you'll find a replacement key fob in place at home.

Start by opening the case, and then examining the circuit board of the transmitter. (Instructions on how to open the case are usually found in the owner's manual). There should be one or two serial numbers that have 8 digits each. Keep the first set of numbers handy for later references.

After that, get in your driver's seat, and close all doors. Turn the key to start the vehicle, then turn off after ten revolutions. Press the lock button on your key fob and open the door to verify that your doors work correctly. After that close the door and take the key out of the ignition. The chime should be heard from your vehicle again to indicate that the key fob has been programmed.

Ignition System

The key battery may be dead if your Subaru keys don't work as they should. If you have the knowledge, you can replace the battery of your key fob yourself. A replacement subaru key battery is not expensive and fairly easy to find. If your key fob doesn't respond to your commands, there could be a different issue. It's recommended to go to a dealer to obtain a spare key. They'll ensure that the key is a genuine Subaru key that's in warranty. It will also be programmed to your vehicle. This is much more secure and less expensive than purchasing an aftermarket key from an organization via the internet.

The dealer will also cut a key for you if you give them your VIN number and as evidence of ownership. The information provided will be used to encode the key replacement so that it can be accepted by your immobilizer. This is more complex than cutting a new key and the dealer will typically charge a higher price for this service.

Once the new key has been programmed, you can replace it with your working key. You'll have only five seconds to insert the second key, which is why it's vital to have a working key on hand. When the security light ceases to flash then you can take out the new key and test it to confirm that it's functioning correctly.

Battery Replacement

Subaru fobs are extremely useful since they can turn on the sunroof and power windows of your vehicle with a single button press. However, the battery that is in your Subaru fob isn't made to last forever and will eventually need to be replaced. This short guide from Capitol Subaru will help you to replace the battery on your own.

To start you'll need to locate the small crack in the seam that separates the front and back of your key fob. Utilizing a small flathead screwdriver, you can break the seam to reveal a small compartment which is the battery. Insert the new battery and ensure it is facing the right way. Remove the old one. After you've put everything together is in place, you can use your new key fob to lock or unlocking your vehicle.

It's always recommended to have an extra set of keys available, especially if you've lost yours or it's not functioning properly. You can buy a new key from your local dealership or have it cut by a locksmith. It is crucial that your key fob works correctly as soon as you can so that you can safely drive.