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How to Get a New Key for Subaru If your Subaru has keys, you can lock and unlock it with the press of the button. If your key fob was dropped in the ocean, or washed in the washing machine or washed in the washing machine, it might not work. Our Stocker Subaru dealership can help. You'll have to remove the key fob case to find the transmitter circuitry. How do I obtain a new key Finding a new car key for the Subaru is easier than you might think. You can purchase a key from a dealer a locksmith, or online. The cost varies depending on the location where you receive the key as well as whether it requires programming. It also depends on the kind of key you own (transponder, smart fob, push to start regular non-transponder). It's best to contact an auto locksmith who is specialized in Subaru vehicles if you require a new car key. They'll know about the unique key fobs, as well as the key programming that is provided with them. You can find out what type of key you own by studying the sticker on your car's windshield. Certain keys also have features such as Remote Start that allows you to start your vehicle from the comfort of your own home. However, you'll need have the VIN number of your vehicle which is located on the label in the driver's door or in the owner's manual. Most Subaru models built after 2000 include a transponder key that deactivates the engine computer. The keys aren't able to be duplicated using the same equipment that are used to cut traditional metal keys, so you'll need go to a locksmith dealership to purchase replacement keys. A new key is priced between $50 and $250 depending on the model. How to get a Replacement Key There are a variety of ways to get a replacement key for your Subaru, depending on the kind of car you have (chip, intelligent fob or “push to start” remote or a standard key made of metal). You can contact the dealer that you bought the car from to request a replacement or an locksmith in the automotive field who has proper equipment to make keys of these kinds or buy one on the internet. You can purchase a replacement key from your dealer. It is guaranteed to fit the vehicle you purchased it, will be covered by warranty and will be customized for the model you have chosen. The dealer will need the codes for the vehicle you bought to create a chip key. This can only be done by the dealer from whom you bought your car. This can be quite a hassle, as you'll need to either bring your vehicle to the dealership or let an automotive locksmith come out and code your key on site. A simple metal key does not require being coded and can be duplicated by many locksmiths or hardware stores who offer a variety of blank keys. You'll need a key made of metal or flathead screwdriver for opening tiny tabs at top of the key fob and remove the battery. Replace the old battery with an CR2032 coin cell, and then snap the encasement back together. How to get a key fob A key fob is a small remote device that lets you to control the electrical systems. They can unlock your car and start it or lock it up, trigger alarms, and much more. It is possible to replace your Subaru key fob if it's not functioning properly. But, you must make sure that you're getting the right kind of fob that is compatible with your vehicle. According to Consumer Reports, off-brand fobs could cause problems for your car's immobilizer system. If you have a newer Subaru model, it's likely it's equipped with the smart key system. These smart keys require specific programming to work with your car. The dealer should be able to do this and your warranty or roadside service program may cover the cost. Older Subaru models utilize keys made of metal which can be duplicated at a local hardware store or locksmith. You can also purchase blank keys from online retailers that offer Subaru key chains with Subaru logos. You can repair the problem with the battery on your older Subaru at home without the need to visit a mechanic or pay for a key-duplication service. You will find a small crevice in the front and the back of the key fob. Utilize a flathead to rip out the two halves. There's a flat battery inside. Take out replacement subaru keys and place a brand new 2025-type one in, making sure that the right side is facing upwards. After that, put the key made of metal in and then pop it all together. How to replace the Key Fob In the past, people could purchase the keyfob for a low price at hardware stores or on the internet, and then take it to a dealership or locksmith to get it programmed and cut. While this is still an option, it's a better idea to contact the dealer to avoid the danger of the key being copied and to ensure that the new key fob is programmed for your vehicle. This is especially important if you have a newer model which requires specialized programming, like the ones that come with features such as auto-parking and window rolling. They are great for driving your Subaru in Gilroy but they can be a nuisance when their buttons stop working. You can replace the key fob's battery yourself, as long as you're familiar with the process. Start by finding the small space between the front and back of your key fob. Use a flathead, or the tip of a screwdriver made of steel to remove the fob and then look inside for the round flat battery. Pull out the old battery, then pop a new 2032 battery in its place, ensuring it's facing the same way as the original one. Then, put the fob back together. In the future the keys to your car could be replaced with “smart” keys that offer more features. But, until then you'll be able to take advantage of the benefits of Subaru's key fob, which includes the ability to open your windows while keeping your engine running.