Subaru Transponder Keys

Shop Subaru transponder keys for a variety of vehicle years and immobilizer systems at Noble Key Supply. This collection includes aftermarket chip keys for professional automotive locksmiths and key specialists completing spare-key, replacement-key, and all-keys-lost services.

Browse Subaru transponder keys with 4D60, 4D62, G-chip, H-chip, and other application-specific technologies. Available key styles include SR9, SR12, SUB4, B110, TOY49G, and related keyways.

Transponder Keys for Subaru Vehicles

Subaru has used several mechanical blade profiles and transponder systems across its vehicle lineup. Available keys may cover select applications for models such as the Forester, Outback, Impreza, Legacy, Crosstrek, WRX, Tribeca, and other keyed-ignition vehicles.

Vehicle model alone is not enough to identify a replacement key. Depending on the year and immobilizer system, two Subaru vehicles may use similar-looking blades with completely different chips.

Subaru 4D60 80-Bit Keys

The SR12-PT is designed for select Subaru applications using a 4D60 80-bit transponder. These keys may use a DAT17-style blade profile and require compatible equipment for cutting and programming.

Confirm that the vehicle requires the 80-bit version. A blade that matches mechanically does not guarantee that the transponder will communicate with the immobilizer.

Subaru 4D62 Keys

This collection includes select Subaru transponder keys using 4D62 chip technology. Available options include SUB4 and SR9-style keys with different mechanical blade profiles.

Some SR9 products use an OEM 4D62 chip, while other 4D62 applications may use a different keyway. Verify the chip, test-key reference, Lishi reference, and listed vehicle compatibility before ordering.

Subaru G-Chip Keys

Subaru G-chip applications use specialized transponder technology and may share a mechanical blade profile with certain Toyota-style keys. The available Subaru G 80-bit and special G-chip options are intended only for supported applications.

A Toyota G-chip and a Subaru-specific G-chip should not be assumed to be interchangeable. Check the chip designation, page information when provided, OEM reference, and vehicle fitment carefully.

Subaru H-Chip Keys

Later keyed-ignition Subaru vehicles may use Subaru H-chip transponder keys. Available products include select B110-style applications with a Toyota-style reverse blade profile.

The H-chip must match the vehicle’s immobilizer system, and the mechanical keyway must match the locks and ignition. Confirm both requirements before cutting the key.

Common Subaru Keyways

Subaru transponder keys can use multiple blade profiles, including:

• DAT17
• NSN14
• TOY43R
• TR47
• SUB1
• Related reverse and specialty keyways

The test-key and Lishi references listed on each product page can help a locksmith identify the mechanical profile. Always compare those references with the vehicle and original key.

Confirm Subaru Key Compatibility

Before purchasing a Subaru transponder key, verify:

• Vehicle year, make, and model
• Original or replacement part number
• Transponder-chip type
• Chip generation and bit format
• Keyway and blade orientation
• Test-key reference
• Lishi reference when applicable
• Required programming procedure
• Programmer and software compatibility

A correctly cut blade with an incompatible chip may turn the ignition but will not allow the engine to start. An electronically compatible chip paired with the wrong blade will not operate the mechanical locks.

Cutting Subaru Transponder Keys

The replacement blade must be cut to the vehicle’s key code or decoded from an existing working key. Subaru applications can use standard, high-security, or reverse blade profiles depending on the model and year.

Use the correct jaw, cutter, cutting card, and machine settings. Test the blade mechanically before starting transponder programming.

Programming Subaru Chip Keys

Programming procedures vary by model year, immobilizer generation, chip type, and number of working keys. Depending on the application, the job may require:

• An onboard add-a-key procedure
• Compatible diagnostic equipment
• A security PIN or code
• Immobilizer registration
• EEPROM or module-related work
• Cloning from an existing transponder

All-keys-lost procedures may be different from adding a key when a programmed key is available. Confirm the required process before cutting or attempting to program the replacement.

Subaru Transponder Keys for Locksmiths

Keeping common Subaru chip keys in stock can help locksmiths respond efficiently to duplicate-key and lost-key requests. The available 4D60, 4D62, G-chip, and H-chip options provide coverage for several generations of Subaru immobilizer systems.

Because mechanical and electronic specifications can overlap across applications, accurate identification remains essential. Use reliable vehicle data and the complete product listing rather than relying on appearance alone.

Shop Subaru Transponder Keys

Browse Subaru transponder keys at Noble Key Supply to find the appropriate chip and blade combination for your next automotive locksmith job. Compare the transponder type, keyway, part number, and programming requirements before ordering.

Our aftermarket Subaru key selection supports professional replacement, duplicate-key, and all-keys-lost services across multiple immobilizer generations.