Subaru Remote Keys & Remote-Head Keys

Shop Subaru remote keys for duplicate-key, add-a-key, and all-keys-lost services. Noble Key Supply carries aftermarket and refurbished OEM remote-head keys for select Subaru cars, crossovers, and SUVs.

The collection includes multiple transponder technologies and radio frequencies used across different Subaru vehicle generations. Compare the chip type, FCC ID, frequency, blade, part number, button layout, and programming requirements before ordering.

Subaru Remote-Head Keys

A Subaru remote-head key combines three components in one housing:

• A mechanical blade for the doors and ignition
• A transponder chip for the immobilizer system
• Remote buttons for keyless-entry functions

The blade, chip, and remote electronics must all be compatible with the vehicle. A key can be mechanically correct while containing the wrong chip or transmitter.

Four-Button Subaru Remote Keys

The collection includes several four-button remote-key configurations. Depending on the application, available functions may include:

• Lock
• Unlock
• Trunk or rear-hatch release
• Panic alarm

Button icons and layouts may vary. Match the replacement to the original key and the features installed on the vehicle. An additional button will not activate a function the vehicle does not support.

Aftermarket Subaru Remote Keys

Aftermarket keys provide practical replacement options for many Subaru applications. Available products cover several generations of Subaru immobilizer technology and include keys operating at different frequencies.

Noble Key Supply also carries premium aftermarket options for select applications. Review the exact chip, FCC ID, OEM replacement number, and frequency listed with each product.

Refurbished OEM Subaru Keys

Select refurbished OEM Subaru remote keys may also be available. These products use original manufacturer electronics that have been inspected and prepared for resale.

A refurbished key may require unlocking, resetting, or other preparation before it can be programmed to another vehicle. Verify the product’s condition and preparation status as well as your programmer’s supported functions.

Available Subaru Transponder Chips

Subaru vehicles have used several generations of transponder technology. Current collection options include keys with:

• 4D chips
• 4D60 chips
• 4D62 chips
• Subaru G chips
• Subaru H chips
• DST80 40-bit technology
• DST80 80-bit technology

Some Subaru keys may be described by chip family, bit format, or blade generation. These identifiers should be reviewed together when selecting a replacement.

A 40-bit key is not automatically interchangeable with an 80-bit key, even when the housings and blades appear similar.

Subaru Remote-Key Frequencies

Available Subaru remote keys include configurations operating at:

• 315 MHz
• 433 MHz
• 434 MHz

Frequency must match the vehicle’s receiver. A 315 MHz key cannot replace a 433 or 434 MHz version solely because it has the same housing and button count.

Regional market, model year, and vehicle platform can affect the required frequency. Confirm the original key or vehicle specifications before ordering.

Common Subaru FCC IDs

The collection includes remote keys associated with FCC IDs such as:

• CWTWB1U811
• CWTWBU766
• CWTB1G077
• CWTWBU745
• HYQ12BBY

The FCC ID helps identify the transmitter family, but it should not be the only compatibility reference. A single FCC ID may appear on keys with different chips, frequencies, blades, or part numbers.

Compare the FCC ID with the OEM number and transponder information whenever possible.

Black-Pod and Gray-Pod Keys

Certain Subaru remote keys are identified by black-pod or gray-pod housing styles. Pod color can help distinguish between key versions, but appearance alone does not confirm compatibility.

Keys with similar pod designs may contain different G-chip or H-chip technology. Always verify the electronics and vehicle application in addition to the housing color.

Subaru BRZ Remote Keys

The collection includes a four-button remote-head key for select Subaru BRZ applications. This key family may use Toyota-related FCC and electronic technology while being configured for a Subaru vehicle.

Because shared-platform keys can have brand-specific programming or compatibility requirements, confirm the Subaru part number, transponder chip, frequency, and blade before purchasing.

Pin Codes and Programming Information

Some Subaru remote-key listings may include a programming PIN code. Keep any included code or label with the key until programming is complete.

A PIN supplied with one key should not be assumed to work with another product or vehicle. Follow the instructions for the specific key and programming equipment being used.

Cutting Subaru Remote Keys

The mechanical blade must be cut accurately before the key is tested in the vehicle. Confirm the blade profile and whether the application uses an edge-cut or high-security design.

Before cutting:

• Verify the keyway and blade dimensions
• Confirm the decoded combination or key code
• Select the correct machine jaw and cutter
• Secure the key without damaging the remote housing
• Remove burrs after cutting
• Test the blade gently in the door and ignition

Do not force the key if it does not operate smoothly. Recheck the spacing, depths, blade alignment, and lock condition.

Programming the Transponder and Remote

A Subaru remote key may require programming for both the immobilizer chip and remote buttons. These functions may be registered during separate procedures depending on the vehicle.

Programming can vary based on the model year, chip generation, and number of available working keys. All-keys-lost procedures may require compatible diagnostic equipment, immobilizer access, a security code, or vehicle-specific data.

Confirm that the programming tool supports the exact Subaru application, chip type, and frequency before beginning.

Confirm Compatibility Before Ordering

Before purchasing a Subaru remote key, verify:

• Vehicle year, model, and trim
• Original key’s FCC ID
• OEM and aftermarket part numbers
• 315, 433, or 434 MHz frequency
• 4D, 4D60, 4D62, G-chip, or H-chip technology
• 40-bit or 80-bit configuration
• Button count and icon layout
• Blade profile
• Black-pod or gray-pod design when applicable
• Aftermarket or refurbished condition
• Cutting and programming requirements

Using several identifiers together helps prevent choosing a key that looks correct but cannot operate or start the vehicle.

Shop Subaru Remote Keys

Browse Noble Key Supply for aftermarket and refurbished Subaru remote keys. Compare chip technology, bit format, FCC ID, frequency, blade, buttons, part numbers, and programming requirements to find the right key for your next Subaru locksmith job.