Automotive Keys B110 Subaru TRANSPONDER KEY Vancouver

Subarus from the transponder era carry a chip in the head of an ordinary-looking key, and this listing is the B110 reference we use for one of those keys. A Subaru key like this has no remote buttons; locking is done with the blade or a separate fob. Subaru used more than one blade profile and chip over the years, so before we start we compare your existing key or check your model year, and we will tell you plainly if a different key suits your car better. A transponder key needs two things to start an engine: a blade cut to the ignition, and a chip the immobiliser recognises. Cut-only copies will turn the switch and open the doors, but the engine will cut out or refuse to fire. We cut the blade from your key or to code, and then program the chip with the Subaru present, after checking the registration and photo ID. These keys usually give out at the head, where the plastic wears through and the chip can fall out, so keep an eye on that if yours is getting old. Losing your only key is still solvable, but the job is simpler while a working key is available to copy.