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How to Program a Subaru Replacement Key If you lose your key fob, or it ceases to function the dealer will charge you to create an alternative one. You can have it done cheaper by locksmith. This is a frequent issue. First, examine the battery. Replace it with a new one that is of the same type, size, and voltage as the original. How to Replace your Keys If your Subaru has a smart key, or a transponder chip key, it's required that you go to the dealer for programming. If your Subaru is equipped with a non-transponder metal key, then you can do it yourself using some effort and a few tools most people have in their possession. First first, open the key fob's exterior case with a metal key and a flat-head screwdriver. Press the small tab in the seam between front and back of key fob's encasement. This will release the smaller casing which houses the battery. The casing can be opened using the screwdriver and check for the new 2025 batteries inside. Remove the old battery and put in the new one. The two sides should be snagged back together. Close all the doors, except the driver's. Make sure your key is in the first position, where the electrical system comes on however the engine remains off, and then return to the off position. You should hear a chime sound when you repeat this 10 times in rapid succession. Once this happens you'll have 45 minutes to program the 8-digit serial number into your vehicle's computer using the locks and unlocks on the driver's side door. The dome lights will flash to confirm of successful programming. Remote Keys A remote key is a tiny remote control that can be used to unlock and start the engine of your car. It can also work to control the alarm system or lock and unlock doors, and even open the trunk. It can be programmed with an electronic key fob, or the mySubaru App. In certain states, you may have to get a new key and have it programmed to be in compliance with laws that require cars to not be left running while in a parking space. The service is not always cost-effective. Locksmiths can provide remote start services from your location. The downside of using locksmiths is that their costs are usually higher than the ones charged by the dealership. When you are hiring a locksmith who offers remote start services that are suitable for your vehicle, make sure they're licensed and insured. You should also ensure that they have the right equipment for the job. This will ensure that the locksmith can program your keys correctly. If they're unable to do this, it could cause problems in the future when you try to start your vehicle or lock yourself out of it. Also, make sure to confirm that the emergency key they cut for you is working on the door cylinders as well as the trunk to avoid any issues in the future. Transponder Keys Subaru cars are stocked with a variety of beneficial technology features that help you stay connected. STARLINK Multimedia allows you to stream music and content while driving. subaru key fob for Subaru Forester Outback Crosstrek WRX and STI contain a tiny chip which transmits a message to the engine computer of your vehicle whenever you use them to open or start it. This chip is programmed with an individual code that is connected to the specific vehicle. If you've lost your key fob, or if it's not functioning properly, take it to an authorized locksmith or dealer that has an code to reprogram your chip to match your Subaru. They'll provide you with a new emergency key that works in the trunk and door cylinders, which means you can enter your vehicle even when your battery for your key fob is dead. If you're at a locksmith or dealership ensure that you inform them your car's VIN (Vehicle ID Number) and the year. The VIN is located on the dashboard, in a prominent place which helps them verify that they have the right key fob for your Subaru and the correct key to program it. Keyless Entry If you've got a Subaru that has keyless entry, you'll be in a position to open the doors of your car and start it from anywhere. If you want to go on an excursion and don't want to carry your keys, or you want to warm up your engine prior to driving through snow, this could be an extremely useful feature. You'll require a smart key or replacement key fob with you to use this feature, however the process of programming it is easy and easy. You will be required to know the eight-digit number on your key fob. If you're unable to remember it, write it down. Once you have set up your pin code, you will be able to unlock the car doors by pressing your key fob, trunk release or liftgate lock buttons. You can put your keys in your car while you go on a hike, or take the children out to play. When you return, you can use the five-digit code unlock the doors and enter the vehicle. 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 functions as intended.