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Subaru Car Keys Replacement If you lose or damage your Subaru key the dealership from which you bought it is the most appropriate place to seek the replacement. If your vehicle has an ignition key or remote that is chip-encoded that needs to be coded or reprogrammed, you should visit an locksmith for automobiles. This is due to the dealer having only a few codes and may have to alter the ignition. Key fob replacement Subaru owners frequently rely on their key fobs to lock and unlock their doors, opening their vehicles and controlling various features. It is recommended to keep an extra Subaru fob on hand as you never know when it will be lost. Fortunately our service department can help you replace a Subaru fob battery quickly and easily in Santa Clara. The first step is opening the casing of the fob's exterior. This can be done by pressing the metal key or using a flathead screwdriver. The next step is to find the flat, round battery and remove it. Then, place a new battery in its spot and put the fob back together. If your key fob comes with chips, it will need to be programmed. It is important to inform the locksmith what year, model and model your Subaru is so they can use the appropriate key code. Tell subaru key fob G28 Car Keys if you've got a key that has remote starter or an immobilizer. These keys differ from standard keys and require a special coder to program them. These keys are more expensive than standard keys, however they offer greater security and extra features. These include STARLINK Concierge, which offers directions and shopping assistance and MySubaru which allows you to create boundary alerts and curfews. Replace the ignition switch and lock cylinder If your Subaru key fob doesn't function, or if you're having difficulty switching the ignition it is possible that you need a new ignition cylinder. This can be expensive and requires a trip to a locksmith or a dealer. If you haven't had any problems with the key battery, or if your vehicle's power locks are working however, the issue could be something else. If the key spins more than it does before it, you might need an ignition coil replacement. Immobilizers are part of the majority of modern Subaru keys. They can stop your car from being started through a lost key or a key that has not been programmed for the vehicle. The immobilizer is a small microchip inside the key that sends a signal to the vehicle that it is an authentic key. This prevents theft and other problems. If you need to replace a Subaru key with an immobilizer, our #StockerSubaru dealership suggests obtaining a standard key that does not have the transmitter. In the past, you could have keys made of metal at the local hardware store or a locksmith. Subaru vehicles come with a sophisticated computer system that controls both the keys and the engine. Therefore, you need to use a qualified technician that has the equipment and software for the job. Also, you'll need the Vehicle Identification Number (VIN), identification papers, registration papers and evidence of insurance to receive the replacement key. Key duplication Key duplication is the process of making an identical copy of the key. You can duplicate a standard metal key by bringing it to a local hardware shop or locksmith store that has the equipment required for it. You can also make it yourself using a Dremel or a file. You'll require a key that is the thickness of the original key (or one that is thicker) and a blank key that is the same design as the one you're looking for. The key is positioned on the other side of the duplicator and lined up with a specialized blade, which cuts the blank key to create a duplicate. The key is then sanded to create a smooth finish. The most common method is to use a file but this can take some time and patience to create an acceptable copy. If you're using a file, be sure that the teeth are not sharp. This will protect the cylinder of the lock from getting damaged. If you don't have a key cutter, you may use a drill. However it is more time-consuming and difficult than using a simple file. Many modern vehicles have additional security features that make it more challenging to make duplicates. Some have chipped keys that transmit an indication to the car when the correct key is close to. If your car requires chipped keys, it is recommended that you go to a locksmith instead of trying to duplicate it at home. Emergency key replacement If you're stuck at the side of the road or need a spare key a locksmith can help. They can duplicate and replace Subaru car keys according to your specifications. They can also repair the ignition switch or lock cylinder, making your vehicle start. Moreover, they can also offer services for re-keying and repairing the fob. The cost of a Subaru key is determined by the type, year and type of vehicle you own (fob remote intelligent “push-to-start” intelligent chip or regular). A key from a recent model will have to be programmed into the vehicle. This will increase the cost. It's recommended to purchase an extra Subaru Key before you need it. It will be cheaper and easier than having to repair or replace the original. It's best to buy the spare from a dealer, as it'll be covered by warranty and have a key that matches the specific car you have. The dealership is able to make an original key for you, but it's generally more expensive than going to a locksmith or auto store. Also, the dealer will need your VIN and the original registration and title to confirm ownership. The dealer could charge more if the ignition has been changed in the last.