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Write your KEY # in the manual . I found mine on the original BILL of SALE the PO gave me . Or get a copy made of the key and keep it some place.

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Trust me this is a good idea....i would know:rolleyes:

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I also have the key number for all of my Subaru's saved in my phone. If I'm out of town and lose keys it may be the difference between $5 at the dealer and $$$$ at a locksmith.

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how do you find it ?

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I think it's written on the key itself.

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umm 8--3 on the key ?

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That sounds like the tumbler #. In work to day i am going to check with our key Gage if that can be used to get the # . If it can then you could go to your local Lowe's store and have it gauged. There is a little bar in the Re key kit that tells pin length.

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Dude, don't post that type of thing online. Someone could make a key and come steal the car...

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Don't think so... :lol:

Seriously, might edit your post.

Keith:cool:

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Yeah. Rusted out 20 year old subarus are highly prized by car thieves. ;)

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:lol::lol::lol:

It doesn't matter, 20 year old locks and ignitions are so worn, you don't even need a Subaru key, much less the proper one to get into most of them :p


Funny story, I have an SVX key, that gets into 3 of my SVXes.
Also, my Caravan key, opens up 3 of my friend's vans that are the older generation Chrysler with 1 less tumbler.
Lock mechanisms wear out. I've heard a lot of cases of VW keys opening up Subaru's and SVXes

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Just trying to encourage common sense, guys. lol

Yea that's true, the key to my black one will unlock my blue one...

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ok so i take it that was it.

i edited it.

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My house key will start the car..shoot, my key doesnt even STAY in the ignition.

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Who needs a key anyway? My 81 Delta would start without a key