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How to Program a Subaru Replacement Key The dealer will charge you to program a replacement key fob in the event that you lose it or it ceases to work. Locksmiths are able to do it for less. This is a common problem. The first step is to check the battery. Replace it with one with the same type, size, and voltage as the original. How to Replace your Keys If your Subaru has a smart key, or transponder chip key, it's required that you go to the dealer to program it. If your Subaru is equipped with a non-transponder metal key, you can do it yourself with some effort and a few tools that the majority of people already have at hand. The case's exterior can be opened up the key fob with a metal screwdriver and a flathead key. Find the small tab in the seam between the front and back of the encasement for the key fob, and press it. This will open the smaller casing which houses the battery. Use the screwdriver to open this casing, and locate the 2025 battery that is inside. Remove the old battery, and then insert the new one. Connect the two sides back together. Close all the doors, excluding the driver's. Turn your key to the first position, where the electrical systems come on, but the engine remains off, then back again to the off position. Repeat this ten times in rapid succession, and you should hear a chime. After that you'll have 45 seconds to program the 8-digit serial number into the computer of your vehicle using the locks and unlock buttons on the driver's side door. The dome lights will flash in confirmation of successful programming. Remote Keys A remote key is a small remote control that is used to unlock and start the engine of your vehicle. It can also be used to operate the alarm system as well as lock or unlock doors and open the trunk. It can be programmed using keys or the mySubaru app. In some states, you'll need to purchase an entry key and program it to conform to laws that ban vehicles from in motion when they are they are parked. The service is not always cost-effective. If you're who are looking for a different solution, there are professional locksmiths that can come to your location and offer the remote start services that you're looking for. The disadvantage to hiring a professional locksmith is that they'll usually charge more than the dealership for their services. When you find a locksmith that provides the correct remote start service, it's important to verify that they're licensed and insured before hiring them. You should also make sure they have the proper equipment to perform the job. This will ensure that the locksmith can program your keys correctly. If they're not able to do this it could cause problems in the future, when trying to start your vehicle or locking yourself out. Be subaru replacement key to ensure that the emergency key that they cut you works on the door cylinders as well as the trunk to avoid any problems in the future. Transponder Keys Subaru cars are fitted with a variety of beneficial technology features that help you stay connected. STARLINK Multimedia allows you to stream content and listen to music while driving. The key fobs for Subaru Forester Outback Crosstrek WRX and STI contain a small chip that transmits a message to the engine computer of your vehicle when you use them to unlock or start it. This chip is programmed with an individual code that is tied to the particular vehicle. If you've lost your key fob, or isn't working, bring it to an authorized Subaru dealer or locksmith who has the key fob's code to reprogram it. They'll also give you new keys that work inside the trunk and door locks, which means you can still enter your car when your battery for the key is dead. When you're at the dealer or locksmith, make sure they are aware of the model, year and VIN (Vehicle Identification Number). The VIN is displayed on the dashboard in a prominent spot, and it helps them verify that they have the correct key fob for your Subaru and the right key to program it. Keyless Entry You can start your Subaru remotely if you have a Subaru that has keyless entry. If you want to go on an adventure but don't want to carry keys, or if you want to warm up your engine before driving through snow, this can be a great help. This feature is only available when you have an intelligent fob or replacement key. The process to program it is simple and quick. You'll be required to know the first 8-digit number that appears on your key fob, so be sure to write it down or record it in case you're having difficulty remembering. Once you've setup your pin code, you'll be able unlock your car doors with a touch of the button on the key fob of your car or on your car's trunk release or lift gate lock buttons. This means that you can leave your keys in your car while you go for an excursion or take your children to play, and when you come back, you'll be able to enter the five-digit code to unlock the doors and get into. You could install keyless entry yourself in the event that you want to. However professional installation is recommended to ensure that the system is installed correctly and works as intended.