irlam

Had the grandkids around over weekend (1+2yrs old) and now my bloody keys have gone missing.
Looked everywhere (even in the bins) anyway they are not to be found :-(

I have a spare but it has no "fob" for the alarm, its just a normal key (its not an original subaru key)
I am now having to start the car using the key and the pin keypad in the dashboard.
I have to enter the pin number to lock the car (with me inside) then enter the pin again to disable the alarm so i can start it using the spare key.
The spare key wont even lock the car it will only unlock it....

where/how do i go about getting a replacement key with a fob? Can i program one myself if i bought a "blank" from somewhere like ebay?

Hoping you guys can help me out as i'm sick of looking like a dodgy bloke with my alarm bleeping whilst i'm disarming/arming my alarm on the car park.
Plus i can't even lock my car using the key i have :-(

peter zippy reid

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RobsyUK

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Have you checked in all of your shoes? I have a 1 & 3yr old and they are great at hiding stuff.
best bet is pick a room and from the height they can reach check everything. Even the hooks that hold curtain ties

irlam

Shoes, now thats not a bad shout, going to check them all soon as i get home,
Cheers for the reply

RobsyUK

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Losing car keys can be frustrating, but don't worry, there are a few options available to you for getting a replacement key with a fob.

1. Contact a local locksmith: A locksmith may be able to make a replacement key with a fob for your car. They can also program the fob for you. However, it is important to make sure that the locksmith is reputable and experienced in working with your car's make and model.
   
2. Contact a dealership: You can contact your car dealership and ask them to provide you with a replacement key with a fob. However, this can be an expensive option, and you may need to provide proof of ownership and identification to get the replacement key.
   
3. Buy a blank key and program it yourself: If you are comfortable with DIY projects, you can buy a blank key from a reputable seller like eBay and program it yourself using instructions provided by the seller or online tutorials. However, this option requires some technical knowledge, and it may not work for all car models.
   
4. Contact a mobile key replacement service: Some companies offer mobile key replacement services, which means that they can come to your location and provide you with a replacement key with a fob. This option can be convenient, but it may also be expensive.