🚗 Replacement Car Key Fob Remote for Subaru Baja, Forester, Impreza, Legacy, and Outback (2000-2006) - A269ZUA111 Review

I would give 4 stars but the instructions are useless. I suggest, like others, look for programming guides on YouTube. The programming procedure was as follows: 1. Unlock all doors while in the vehicle with the door closed. 2. Open and close the door on the driver's side.3. Turn the key 10 times until you hear a beep. This means you are in programming mode.4. Open and close the driver's door again.5. Press any button on the key fob. The beep will beep twice to let you know the fob has been…

I was happy to find a remote control for my 17 year old Subaru Outback but the programming instructions could have been a bit more detailed and we had to go to YouTube to be able to successfully program the remote control. The instructions don't say when to turn the key 10 times to make it quick and they skip opening the door once. I highly recommend buying this if it matches the year of your car but don't trust the instructions they give you and go to youtube.

The device was received and was easy to program. The reason for the three stars is that you practically have to stand on top of the car. Once I'm about 20 feet away, it's a challenge. For example, I had to unload the car and I could barely close the trunk because my hands were too busy to operate the key, and from the front door, which was about the same distance away, I had to keep pushing to hope it works. . On the other hand, my old device works from my apartment on the third floor.

My old key fob started working very sporadically, changed batteries, cleaned top sensor (lights red when pressed) but nothing seemed to help. So I bought this one to see if it would work and it does! The programming was weird. You must turn the key to the "on" position. "Quickly" 10 times and wait for the beep. I did this about 5 times until I finally got a signal. Not sure if it was just my car or what but definitely not the key fob's fault! I'll update this if I run into any problems but my…

I've had the same Outback for almost 17 years now. The first remote control died 7-8 years ago and was replaced by a working unbranded one. I was using a second OEM remote until it died a few days ago and ordered this one. It looks like OEM but after opening you will see that it is much cheaper. When I first tried to program it, nothing worked. What the instructions don't say (even the owner's manual) is that turning the key 10 times requires you to keep your foot on the brake. When I found…