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Old 28 December 2010, 01:20 PM
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Hi guys, iv lost my only fob for my impreza sport, any ideas how to go about gettin a replacement and how much its likely to cost? Unable to drive until i have a new one.

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Old 28 December 2010, 01:33 PM
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had my spare one from the local subaru dealer mate, it cost me about £80 with programing. you will have to take in the log book and some ID as well just to prove you own the car or they may not give you a replacement fob
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how will they program it if i cant get the car to them? are all the dealers shut this week, tried three ways and silverstone by me and no answer
Old 28 December 2010, 05:30 PM
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ebay ??

i coded mine myself instructions are on the net

not sure if poss if you havnt got the orginal one tho as i was coding an extra fob .. you will need to check
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Do you know the PIN for the alarm?
If not, could be expensive?
Old 28 December 2010, 11:11 PM
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Originally Posted by joey_turbo
Do you know the PIN for the alarm?
If not, could be expensive?
how would i find this out?
Old 28 December 2010, 11:19 PM
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Originally Posted by samo
how would i find this out?
Check the documentation you got with the car,might possibly be in with your alarm instructions(mine were),and you may find a sigma sticker with a 4 digit pin. The 1st thing i did when i found mine was reprogram it to a pin i would remember that way incase i loose my fob i always know what the pin is . Failing that you can try subaru uk ,who may have a record of it.
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Originally Posted by midnight
Failing that you can try subaru uk ,who may have a record of it.
Assuming, of course, that a previous owner hasn't changed it since then...!
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glad we could be of help today fella , hows the new fob ..?????
Old 31 December 2010, 03:25 PM
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Cheers again Rich, fob is working great
Old 31 December 2010, 03:32 PM
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Originally Posted by scott64
had my spare one from the local subaru dealer mate, it cost me about £80 with programing. you will have to take in the log book and some ID as well just to prove you own the car or they may not give you a replacement fob
Originally Posted by joey_turbo
Do you know the PIN for the alarm?
If not, could be expensive?
Originally Posted by samo
how would i find this out?

Just as an FYI, I've just bought two fobs from a guy on here for less than £30.. as said if you have the pin then they are easy to program ..

Can I ask how much you paid to get it sorted?
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There a re few guides on here. I've enever paid to get it sorted. But there was a thread recently about a replacement fob costing 300quid because the PN wasn't know.
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Originally Posted by joey_turbo
There a re few guides on here. I've enever paid to get it sorted. But there was a thread recently about a replacement fob costing 300quid because the PN wasn't know.

It would be cheaper to replace the unit surely ?
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Most likely, but what do you think the average person will do when already been charged whatever an hour by subaru, and they just want their car working?
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Originally Posted by joey_turbo
Most likely, but what do you think the average person will do when already been charged whatever an hour by subaru, and they just want their car working?

Average Subaru owner lol is there one ?
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Originally Posted by joey_turbo
There a re few guides on here. I've enever paid to get it sorted. But there was a thread recently about a replacement fob costing 300quid because the PN wasn't know.

WOW , thats a good money spinner !!!! for a fob !!!

Even if i dont know the pin you can still code them ... , and you can get the pin from subaru (most of the time).

The new fobs are different now to , seam to be a lot stronger , smaller , 3 led's at end of fob , and no seperate battery conpartment at the bottom ,

rich
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Found this post today. Followed link and instructions, new key fob programmed, jeff very happy, was thinking a disaster waiting to happen but 2 min and job jone

All the best,

Jeff
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