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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 won't open your door as easily as it did in the past. The good news is you can replace it yourself. First, turn off the engine. Open the driver's side door then press the button to close the door. Replacement A Subaru key is a tiny piece of plastic that you push into your ignition to open and start your vehicle. The key communicates with your vehicle via a system of antennas and radio frequencies to signal that you are an authorized user. While older vehicles still use keys made of metal, newer models only allow you to access and start the vehicle using the key fob. You can buy the replacement fob from a dealership or online. You can save money by purchasing a new key from the dealership. It will also be programmed to your vehicle. However, if you need a key fob for an emergency or you have lost the original key you can also go to an auto parts store. The process is quick and simple, but be careful not to damage your new key by using excessive force. The first step is to determine what kind of key fob you have. Subaru key fobs are available in three different models that each have a different type of battery. If your key fob has become old and no longer functioning it could require replacement batteries. To replace the battery in the key fob, locate the small niche in the gap between the front and back of the key encasement. Put a flathead phillips screwdriver into the hole, and then twist. This will allow you to pull out the encasement, and then replace the battery. When you're done taking the two pieces of the fob together. The next step after replacing the battery is to program the key fob. It's a bit confusing initially but after a few attempts, you'll grasp the process. The key fob has to be within 45 seconds of being opened and closed for the car to sound and recognize it. Start by pushing the small silver tab on the back of the fob. It will release a small metal emergency key. This will let you access a small emergency key made of metal. Press it for a time equal to your eight-digit number. Then press the locks and unlock buttons. Repeat this process ten times in a row, and the key should be able turn on your car. If you're having trouble with your key fob, you should contact an Subaru dealership in Nyack or Hiley Subaru of Fort Worth. A service center will be able to help you out, and they'll even design a new key fob in the event that the original one is damaged or missing. They can also program it to work with your vehicle, so you can drive again. The dealership can also help you with any other automotive services you may need, such as repair or maintenance. Programming Reprogramming the Subaru key fob requires a bit more than just replacing it. You must first turn off your car and close all doors. When your car is cool, you can begin the process of programming your new key fob. Once you've done that, the dome lights should blink and you should hear a chime in the instrument panel. You can also close and open the door for your driver at a speed of ten times. If you're lucky, this should work as well. The next step is to open the key fob's case and locate the circuit board. You'll need to record the serial number of eight digits on the circuit board. This number will be used to program your key fob. While there are many DIY articles online that will tell you how to reprogram your Subaru key, the majority of them are specific to the model. This is due to the fact that current Subaru keys and remotes are smart key systems, which require special programming to allow you to lock and unlock your vehicle. To properly program the Subaru remote or key you need to connect it to a special device that is compatible with your car. The device will then communicate with the computer in your car to start the programing process. This service can only be performed by a dealer automotive locksmith. The cost of updating the Subaru key fob is not as much as you might think. It's about $200 to $400, based on the year and model of your Subaru. The exact price will depend on the type of keys you own as well as your location (a locksmith will come to you), the time of day, more. It is recommended to purchase the new Subaru key fob from an authorized dealer. This will ensure the key is properly programmed for your vehicle and covered by your warranty. Furthermore, it's likely to cost less than purchasing an aftermarket replacement from a store 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 price that is competitive! Contact lost subaru keys to learn more. We look forward hearing from you.