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How to Reprogramme a Subaru Key The battery in your Subaru Forester or Outback, Crosstrek or WRX is probably dead if your key fob isn't opening your door as much as it used to. The good news is that you can replace it yourself. First, shut off the engine. Open the driver's side door, press the button to close the door. Replacement Subaru keys are tiny pieces of plastic you insert into the ignition to start and unlock your car. The key communicates to your vehicle via a set of radio frequencies and antennas to inform it that you are an authorized user. Older vehicles still use the traditional metal key. Modern models permit you to only start and enter your car with the keyfob. You can purchase the replacement key fob online or at a dealership. You can save money by purchasing a replacement key at the dealership. It can also be programmed into your vehicle. If, however, you require the key fob in an emergency or if you've lost your 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 with excessive force. The first step is to figure out what kind of key fob you have. Subaru key fobs come in three different types with slightly different type of battery. If your key fob has become old and is no longer working it might require an upgrade to the battery. To replace the key fob battery find the small gap in the space between the back and front of the key enclosure. Insert a flathead phillips screwdriver in the niche, and then twist. This will allow you to pull out the encasement and replace the battery. Once you're done take the two halves of your fob together. The next step after replacing the battery is to program the key fob. The procedure may be a bit hazy, but you'll get it after you've tried it a few times. The key fob has to be closed and opened in 45 seconds to allow the car's chime recognize it. Push the small silver tab on the back of your fob. This will open a metal emergency key. Press this a number of times equal to the number in your eight-digit code. Then, press the lock button and unlock button. Repeat this ten times in succession, and the key will be able turning on your car. If you're having trouble you're having trouble, call the Subaru dealership in Nyack, like Hiley Subaru of Fort Worth. A service center can help out, and they can even create a brand new key fob if the original one is damaged or missing. They can also program it to work with your vehicle, ensuring you're ready to drive again. The dealership will also be able to help you with any other automotive services you require, including maintenance or repair. Programming Reprogramming the Subaru key fob involves more than just replacing it. First, you must switch off your vehicle and close all doors. Once your vehicle has cooled down then you can begin the process of programming the key fob. You'll hear a chime from the instrument panel after you've completed this procedure, and the dome lights should blink. You can also close and open your driver's side door at a speed of ten times. If you're lucky, this will work just as well. The next step is to open the case of the key fob to find the circuit. The circuit board is a serial number with eight digits, and you'll have to write it down on a piece of paper. You'll need this number to program your new key fob. There are many DIY posts on the internet that explain how to reprogram an Subaru key. However, most are model-specific. The reason for this is that the Subaru keys and remotes of today are smart key systems that require special programming to lock and unlock your car. To successfully program a Subaru key or remote you need to connect it to a specific device that is compatible with your car. The machine will then communicate with the car's computers to begin the programming process. This is a service that is only performed by a locksmith or dealer. Reprogramming your Subaru key fob may not cost as much as you think. It is priced between $200-$400, based on the year and model of your Subaru. G28 will vary depending on the type of key you have and the location (as locksmiths are required to come to your residence) and the time of the day, etc. It's best to buy your brand new Subaru key fob from a dealer. This will ensure the key is programmed correctly for your vehicle and is covered by your warranty. Furthermore, it's likely to be cheaper than purchasing an aftermarket key from a company online. Planet Subaru has a wide choice of cars, and provides a dependable service. We can assist you in finding the car you've always wanted at a reasonable price! Contact us today to find out more. We are looking forward to hearing from you!