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How to Reprogramme a Subaru Key If your Subaru Forester, Outback, Crosstrek, WRX, or BRZ's key fob isn't unlocking your door as far as it did before, the battery is probably dead. The good news is that you can replace it yourself. First, ensure that the vehicle's engine is off. Open the driver's side doors then press the door button and close the door. Replacement Subaru keys are small pieces of plastic that you can insert into your ignition to start and unlock your car. The key communicates with your vehicle using a combination of radio frequencies and antennas to let it know that you are an authorized user. Older vehicles still have the traditional metal key. Modern models permit you to only enter and start your car with the keyfob. You can purchase an additional key fob online or at a dealer. You can save money by purchasing a new key from the dealership. It will also be programmed to your car. If, however, you require the key fob in an emergency or you lost the original key you can also take it to an auto parts store. The process is fast and easy, but be careful not to damage your new key by using excessive force. The first thing you need to do is figure out the kind of key fob you have. Subaru key fobs come in three varieties that use the same battery. If your key fob has become old and no longer functions you may require new batteries. To replace the battery in the key fob, locate the small niche in the space between the front and back of the key enclosure. Insert a flathead phillips screwdriver into the niche, then turn it. This will allow you to remove the encasement and replace the battery. When you're done, snap the two halves of your fob together. The next step after replacing the battery is to program the key fob. It's a little confusing at first, but after a few tries you'll get the hang of it. The key fob needs to be closed and opened in 45 seconds for the car's alarm to recognize it. Start by pushing subaru key on the back of the fob. It will release a small metal emergency key. This will let you access an emergency key made of metal. Press it for a number of times equal to your eight-digit code. Then, press the locks and unlock buttons. Repeat this process ten times in one row, and your key should be able turn on your car. If you have trouble getting help, call the Subaru dealership in Nyack or Hiley Subaru of Fort Worth. You can get assistance from an authorized service center, and they'll make you an replacement key fob in case your previous one is damaged. They can also program the key fob to work with your vehicle and you'll be in a position to drive. The dealership will also be able help you with any other automotive service you may require, such as repair or maintenance. Programming Reprogramming the Subaru key fob takes more than simply replacing it. It is necessary to first shut off your car and shut all doors. When your car is cool, you can start the process of programming the new key fob. You'll hear a chime from the instrument panel when you've completed this procedure and the dome light will blink. You can also shut and open the door to the driver's side at a speed of ten times. This could also be successful depending on the luck of the draw. The next step is to open the case of the key fob and find the circuit. The circuit board is an eight digits, and you'll have to write it down on a piece paper. You'll need to use this number to program your new key fob. There are a lot of DIY posts on the internet that tell you how to reprogram the Subaru key. However, they are model-specific. The reason is that the Subaru keys and remotes of the present are smart key systems which require special programming in order to unlock and lock your vehicle. To successfully program the Subaru remote or key you must connect it to a special device that is compatible with your vehicle. The machine will then connect with the car's computer to begin the programming process. This is a process that is only performed by the dealer or a locksmith in the automotive. Reprogramming your Subaru key fob may not cost you as much as you think. It's about $200 to $400, based on the year and model of your Subaru. The exact cost will depend on the type of keys you own, your location (a locksmith will come to you) as well as the time of day, so on. If you're looking to buy an entirely new Subaru key fob, you should purchase it from a dealer. This will ensure the key is programmed correctly for your vehicle and covered by your warranty. Additionally, it's likely to be less costly than purchasing an aftermarket replacement from a store online. Planet Subaru has a wide choice of cars, and provides a dependable service. We can help you get the car of your dreams for a reasonable price! Contact us today to find out more. We look forward to hearing from you!