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How to Reprogramme a Subaru Key

If you're Subaru Forester, Outback, Crosstrek, WRX, or BRZ's key fob isn't unlocking your door as far as it did in the past then the battery is probably dead. The good news is that you can replace it yourself.

First, turn off the engine. Then open the driver's side door by pressing the button to unlock all doors, and close the door.

Replacement

A Subaru key is a tiny piece of plastic you put into your ignition to unlock and start your vehicle. The key communicates with a system of radio frequency and antennas to notify your vehicle that you are the authorized user and allows it start. While older cars still use the traditional metal key, newer models only allow you to access 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 at the dealership. It can also be programmed into your vehicle. If, however, you require an extra key fob in case of emergency or you lost the original key, you can also bring it to an auto parts store. The process is fast and simple, however, be careful not to harm your new key by applying excessive force.

The first thing to do is identify what type of key fob you have. Subaru key fobs come in three distinct types and each one uses the same battery. If your key fob is old and doesn't work you may need a new battery.

To replace the battery of the key fob Locate the small nook in the gap between the back and front of the key enclosure. Use a screwdriver with a flathead into the hole, and then turn it. This will open the encasement allowing you to remove it and replace the battery. When you're done take the two halves of the fob in a slew.

After replacing the battery on the key fob, the next step is to program it. It's a little confusing at first, but after a few attempts, you'll understand the process. The key fob will need to be within 45 seconds of being closed and opened for the car's chime to sound and recognize it.

Push the small silver tab located at the back of your fob. It will release a small metal emergency key. Press this 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 turn on the car.

If you're having trouble with your key fob, you should contact the subaru outback key replacement dealership in Nyack or Hiley Subaru of Fort Worth. A service center will be able to help you out, and they'll even create a brand new key fob if your old one is damaged, or missing. They can also program it to work with your vehicle, so you're able to drive again. The dealership can also help you with any other services you may require for repairs or maintenance.

Programming

The procedure of reprogramming your Subaru key fob is a bit more involved than simply replacing it. It is necessary to first shut off your car and shut all doors. Once your vehicle is completely cool, you can start the process of programming your new key fob. After you've completed that the dome lights will blink and you'll hear a sound in the instrument panel. You can also try closing and opening your driver's door 10 times in rapid succession. This may also work in the event of luck.

The next step is to open the case of the key fob and locate the circuit. The circuit board is 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 on the internet that guide you on how to program subaru key fob to modify your Subaru key, most of them are specific to the model. The reason is because Subaru keys and remotes of the present are smart key systems which require special programming to unlock and lock your vehicle. The only way to successfully program a brand new Subaru key or remote is to connect it to a specific machine that is compatible with your vehicle. The device will start the programming process by connecting to the computer in your car. This is a service that is only available by the locksmith or dealer.

Reprogramming your Subaru key fob may not cost you as much as you think. The cost of updating the Subaru key fob ranges from $200 to $400, based on the year of manufacture of your Subaru. The exact price will depend on the type of keys you own, your location (a locksmith will visit you), the time of day, other factors.

If you're considering buying a new Subaru key fob, you should purchase it from a dealership. This will ensure that the key is properly programmed for your vehicle and covered by your warranty. It's also likely to cost less than buying an online aftermarket alternative.

Planet Subaru has a wide choice of cars, and offers a helpful service. We'll help you get the car of your dreams at a fair cost! Contact us today to find out more. We look forward hearing from you.