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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 provide several popular options. Begin by locating the transmitter circuit board inside your key fob (instructions for opening it must be in your owner's manual). Note the first eight-digit number. Keyless Entry Keyless entry allows you to unlock and start your car without a mechanical key. This feature is referred to as Toyota Smart Entry by certain manufacturers. It uses a radio wave that travels from your key fob to your car. The car responds by either unlocking the door, or by starting the motor. Certain keyless entry systems let 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. They aren't foolproof. They can be hacked by sophisticated thieves and can be vulnerable to security issues too. To avoid this, you must change the codes on your key fobs frequently and avoid leaving them in reach of others. To activate the keyless system, you will need to put your hand on the door handle (or press a button on the door handle itself). Your vehicle then sends out an incredibly short radio signal, which will only work within close distance. If your key fob is within this distance it will respond with the code that unlocks or re-starts the vehicle. It's essential to hire a professional to install your keyless entry system. Certain aftermarket kits can only unlock the door for the driver, whereas the most advanced offer remote start and connectivity to smartphones. Professional installation ensures that the installation is completed correctly, and that there are no other problems with your vehicle’s wiring. Ignition Switch/Lock Cylinder The ignition switch is a vital mechanical component which secures the engine of the vehicle when the key is not in position. This can help prevent car theft. It will eventually wear out and cause it to jam or become stuck when the key is either inserted or removed or interfere with starting the vehicle. A locksmith is usually able to fix this issue by replacing or smoothing out the wafers. The lock cylinder can get worn out and make it difficult to remove or insert from the ignition. Locksmiths can usually fix this by smoothing the wafers inside the cylinder, however it may be required to replace the entire cylinder. In most instances, a skilled locksmith can bring your Subaru back in operation in no time. You can have an extra key made to ensure that you are ready in the event that the original one breaks. You can also purchase a replacement key at a dealer, such as Hiley Subaru of Fort Worth should you prefer. The dealer will make sure that the key has been programmed correctly and is correct for your model. They may also offer the warranty and other benefits that you can't get from an aftermarket firm. The dealer may also cut you a standard metal key for your Subaru doesn't come with an transponder chip and isn't an older model. Key Fob Battery If your key fob doesn't perform as well as it used to unlock the doors or start the vehicle it could be in need of a new battery. This is especially true in the event that you need to press the button more frequently to get the key fob to work. The process of replacing the battery is relatively simple. You'll have to first open the keyfob. This can be done by using the flathead screwdriver in several places around its edges. Look for a small slot or notch in the gap that divides the two halves of the key fob, then insert an flathead screwdriver or a coin into it until it expands. Remove the old batteries and insert the new ones in the same slot and ensure that you use the same chemistry of the battery (CR2016 is the most common). Finally, snap the fob's two halves back together. Key fob batteries are usually CR2025 lithium coin/button cells, which are available in packs of 2 or 6 at most general and home improvement stores. subaru car key replacement G28 Car Keys are also available on the internet, and they are typically sold by well-known brands like Energizer and Panasonic. Key Blanks If you take a closer look at the countless keys that hang on hooks that are behind our front counter, you'll see they appear to be similar. It's important to remember that the majority of keys are nickel silver and are more durable than those made of brass. This prevents key breakage and helps save money on maintenance calls, service calls, and even new keys. Our blanks are made by Kaba Ilco Corporation, who also makes “LookAlikes” that operate locks with brand names when cut correctly. In addition to battery replacement for key fobs, our parts department is fully stocked with all the key blanks and other replacement parts you need for your Subaru. We also carry high-security keys blanks that come with additional security features, like laser cut designs which makes it more difficult to duplicate and an immobilizer, which shuts down the vehicle's engine when it is interfered with. While you can go to a locksmith for your replacement keys we recommend using a dealership or an authorized Subaru retailer like Hiley Subaru of Fort Worth. They will check your identity and the Subaru model and warranty status. They will also verify that the unique transmitter number has been programmed correctly if you need an additional transponder key. They usually charge between $50 to $250 for this service, but you can usually get a part of the cost covered under your auto warranty or roadside assistance plan.