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How to Reprogramme a Subaru Key

If your Subaru Forester, Outback, Crosstrek, WRX, or the key fob for BRZ isn't opening your door as far as it did before it, the battery is likely dead. The good news is you can replace it yourself.

First, shut off the engine. Open the driver's side doors and press the door button and close the door.

Replacement

A Subaru key is a tiny piece of plastic you put in your ignition to lock and start your vehicle. The key communicates with a network of radio frequencies and antennas to inform your vehicle that you are an authorized user and to let it start. Although older vehicles still have keys made of metal, newer models only allow the user to enter and start the car with the key fob.

You can purchase a replacement key fob online or at a dealer. You can save money by purchasing a new key from the dealership. It can also be programmed to the vehicle you own. If, however, you require the key fob in an emergency or you have lost the original key, you can also take it to an auto parts store. The process is quick and simple, but you must be careful to not damage the new key with excessive force.

The first step is to figure out the type of key fob you own. Subaru Spare Key key fobs are available in three different kinds with the same battery. If your key subaru fob is a bit old and not working, it probably needs an upgrade to the battery.

To replace the battery inside the key fob, look for the small groove between front and the back of the key case. Put a flathead screwdriver in the small hole and turn. This will break open the encasement allowing you to remove it and replace the battery. Once you're done with it you can snap the two halves of the fob in a slew.

After replacing the battery in the key fob the next step is to program it. The process for this is a bit confusing but you'll be able to figure it out after a few times. The key fob needs to be opened and closed within 45 seconds for the car's chime to recognize it.

Begin by pushing the small silver tab on the back of the fob. This will open a small metal emergency key. This will release an emergency key made of metal. Press it for a time equal to your eight-digit number. Then, press the unlock and lock buttons. Repeat this procedure 10 times over a line and your key should turn on the car.

Contact with a subaru smart key replacement dealer in Nyack like Hiley Subaru Fort Worth if you need help. A service center can help you out, and they can even design a new key fob in the event that the old one is damaged, or missing. They can also program the key fob to work with your vehicle, so you are in a position to go out on the road. The dealership is also able to assist you with any other automotive services you might require for repairs or maintenance.

Programming

The process of reprogramming your Subaru key fob can be a bit more involved than simply replacing it. You must first turn off your car and shut all doors. Once your vehicle is completely cool, you can start the process of programming the new key fob. After that the dome lights should blink and you'll hear a chime from the instrument panel. You can also try closing and opening the door of your driver ten times in a quick succession. This may also work in the event of luck.

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

Although there are a lot of DIY articles online that will explain how to reprogram your Subaru key, most of them are model-specific. The reason for this is that Subaru keys and remotes of the present are sophisticated key systems that require specialized programming to unlock and lock your car. To successfully program a Subaru key or remote you must connect it to a specific device that is compatible with your car. The device will begin the programing process by connecting to the car's computers. This service can only be performed by a dealer or automotive locksmith.

Reprogramming your subaru smart key replacement key fob isn't going to cost you as much as you think. The cost of changing the programming of a Subaru key fob is between $200-$400 based on the model year of your Subaru. The exact cost will vary based upon the type of key you have and the location (as locksmiths will come to your residence) and the time of the day, etc.

It is best to purchase the new Subaru key fob from a dealer. This will ensure the key is properly programmed to your vehicle and is covered by your warranty. In addition, it's likely to be cheaper than purchasing an aftermarket key from a retailer online.

Planet Subaru has a wide selection of vehicles, and offers a helpful service. We can help you find the car you've always wanted at a price that is competitive! Contact us today to find out more. We're looking forward to hearing from you!