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How to Reprogramme a Subaru Key

The battery in your Subaru Forester or Outback, Crosstrek or WRX is likely dead if your key fob isn't able to open your door as often as it did in the past. The good news is that you can replace it yourself.

First, make sure the vehicle's engine is off. Open the driver's side doors then press the door button and close the door.

Replacement

A Subaru key is a small piece of plastic that you insert into your ignition to unlock and start your car. The key communicates with your vehicle through a network of radio frequencies and antennas to notify it that you are an authorized user. Older vehicles still use the traditional metal key. Modern models permit you to only start and enter your car using the keyfob.

You can purchase an additional key fob online or at a dealer. You can save money by purchasing a replacement key from the dealership. It can also be programmed into your vehicle. If you have to replace your key fob in an emergency, or if you've lost it, bring it to an auto parts store. The process is fast and simple, but be careful to not damage your new key by applying excessive force.

The first step is to figure out the type of key fob you own. Subaru key fobs come in three different models each with a different type of battery. If your key fob is old and is no longer working it could require an upgrade to the battery.

To replace the key fob battery Locate the small nook in the seam between the front and back of the key encasement. Insert a flathead screwdriver into the space and then turn it. This allows you to remove the encasement before replacing the battery. When you're done, can connect the two sides of the fob back together.

The next step after replacing a subaru key the battery is to program the key fob. The procedure can be a bit difficult however, you'll understand it after trying a couple of times. The key fob must be opened and closed within 45 seconds for the car's chime to recognize it.

Start by pressing the small silver tab on the back of the fob. This will open a small metal emergency key. Press this button a number of times equal to the digits in the eight-digit code. Finally, press the lock button and unlock button. Repeat this 10 times in a straight line, and your key should be able to turn on the car.

If you have trouble getting help, call the Subaru dealership in Nyack or Hiley Subaru of Fort Worth. A service center can help you out, and they can even design a new key fob if the previous one is damaged or missing. They can also program the key fob to work with your vehicle and ensure that you are prepared to drive. The dealership will also be able help you with any other automotive service you need, including repairs or maintenance.

Programming

Reprogramming the Subaru key fob involves more than simply replacing it. First, you must switch off your vehicle and close all the doors. After your car has cooled down it is time to begin the process of programming your key fob. Once you've done that the dome lights should blink and you'll hear a chime in the instrument panel. You might also try closing or opening your driver's door ten times in a quick succession. This could also be successful when you're lucky.

The next step is to open the case of the key fob to find the circuit. The circuit board is a serial number with eight digits, and you'll have to write it down on a piece paper. You'll need to use this number to program your new key fob.

There are numerous DIY online articles which will show you how to program subaru key to reprogram the Subaru smart key replacement key. However, most are specific to the model. This is because current Subaru keys and remotes are smart key systems, which require special programming to allow you to lock and unlock your vehicle. The only way to properly program a brand new subaru lost keys key or remote is by connecting it to a machine that is compatible with your vehicle. The device will begin the programing process through communication with the car's computers. This service can only be performed by a dealer or locksmiths for automobiles.

Reprogramming your Subaru key fob won't cost you as much as you think. The cost of reprogramming a Subaru key fob is between $200 to $400, based on the year of manufacture of your Subaru. The exact cost will vary based on the kind of key you own and the location (as locksmiths are required to come to your residence), the time of day, etc.

It is best to purchase your new subaru car key replacement key fob from a dealer. This will ensure that the key is properly programmed for your vehicle and covered by your warranty. Furthermore, it's likely to be cheaper than buying an aftermarket model from a retailer online.

Planet Subaru has a wide variety of vehicles and provides a friendly service. We can help you find the car you've always wanted at a competitive cost! Contact us today to learn more. We're looking forward to hearing from you.