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How to Get a Subaru Replacement Key There are a variety of ways to get a spare set of Subaru keys. This article will discuss a some of the most popular methods. Begin by locating the transmitter circuit board inside your key fob (instructions for opening it should be included in the owner's manual). Note the first eight-digit code. Keyless Entry Keyless entry lets you unlock and start your car with no mechanical key. This feature is referred to as Toyota Smart Entry by certain manufacturers. It is based on radio waves that travel from your key fob to the car. The car responds by unlocking or launching the engine. Certain keyless entry systems permit you to open your trunk. The electronics of key fobs, in contrast to conventional keys that could be easily bent, scratched or broken they are designed to withstand damage. However they are not impervious to attack. They can be hacked and also have security issues. To avoid this, you should change the code on your key fobs regularly and keep them out of the hands of others. In order to activate the keyless system, you have to place your finger on the door handle (or press a button on the door handle itself). The vehicle then broadcasts a short radio signal which will only work within close distance. If your key fob is within this distance, the car will respond with a code that unlocks or turns on the vehicle. It's important to hire a professional to install your keyless entry system. Some aftermarket systems only unlock the door to the driver's side, whereas the most advanced ones offer remote start as well as smartphone connectivity. Professional installation guarantees that the installation is done properly, and that there aren't any other issues that could affect the wiring of your vehicle. Ignition switch/Lock Cylinder The ignition switch is a mechanical part that locks the vehicle's engine when the key isn't inserted into it, helping to prevent car theft. It may eventually wear down and cause it to jam or become stuck when the key is inserted or removed or interfere with starting the vehicle. A locksmith for automotive can usually repair this by replacing or smoothing the wafers in. The lock's cylinder could wear out and be difficult to remove or insert from the ignition. Locksmiths can usually solve this problem by smoothing the wafers within, but it may be required to replace the entire cylinder. In the majority of cases, an experienced locksmith can get your Subaru back in operation in a matter of minutes. You can have a spare key made so that you are ready in the event that the original one breaks. You can also buy a replacement key from a dealership, such as Hiley Subaru of Fort Worth should you prefer. The dealer will ensure that the key has been correctly programmed and correct for your model. You could also receive the benefit of a warranty or other advantages from the dealer that wouldn't receive from an aftermarket firm. The dealer will also be able to make you a standard key in the event that your Subaru doesn't come with a transponder chip and isn't an older model. Key Fob Battery If your key fob isn't perform in the same way it did to unlock the doors or start the car, it may need an upgrade to the battery. This is especially true when you have to push the button more or more often to get the key fob to work. The process of replacing the battery is relatively simple. First, you'll need to open the key fob, which is done by gently tearing it apart using a flathead screwdriver at various places around the edges (don't be concerned about breaking the fob, it's constructed of plastic and is pretty sturdy). Then then, insert a flathead screwdriver or coin into the small slot or notch that divides the key fob's two halves. Then, take out the old battery, and then replace it with a brand new one in the same location making sure to use one that has the same chemistry as the old one (CR2016 batteries are commonly used). Finally you can snap the fob's two halves back together. The majority of key fobs utilize CR2025 lithium coin and button cell batteries that are sold in packs of two or six at the majority of general stores and a number of home improvement stores. You can also find them on the internet, and are frequently sold by popular brands like Energizer and Panasonic. Key Blanks If you carefully examine the thousands of key blanks that hang from hooks in front of our counter, you'll see they are all very similar. It's important to note that the majority of keys are nickel-silver. They are more durable than those made of brass. This can prevent key breaking and saves money on service calls, maintenance and replacement keys. Our blanks are made by Kaba Ilco Corporation, who also develops “LookAlikes” that operate brand name locks when properly cut. In addition to the replacement of key fob batteries our parts department is stocked with all the key blanks and other replacement components you need for your Subaru. We also have high-security key blanks with additional security features, such as a laser-cut design that makes them harder to duplicate, and an immobilizer that disables the engine in the event that your vehicle has been damaged with. While subaru legacy key replacement g28carkeys.co.uk can visit locksmiths for replacement keys, we recommend working with a dealership or authorized Subaru retailer such as Hiley Subaru of Fort Worth. The technicians will confirm your identity and the Subaru model and warranty status. They will also verify that the unique transmitter number has been reprogrammed correctly if you need an additional transponder key. The cost of this service can range between $50 and $250, but your warranty or roadside service may cover some of the cost.