2006 Subaru Liberty Wagon Lost all keys

[BethFoster5841]

Hey guys so i have a bit of an issue here, i have lost all keys. i am trying to figure out what the best way to replace a key would be currently from what i have read it should be possible to get this https://www.ebay.com.au/itm/Genuine-Subaru-Remote-Key-Forester-Liberty-Outback-Impreza-Not-For-Tribeca/273993484052?hash=item3fcb48c714:g:wIcAAOSwj51dcJmg and get it cut and i should be able to program it myself, if anyone can confirm this that would be great and a big help to me

[BillyCorgi]

You CANNOT program the immobiliser yourself.
A special programming tool is required that only regstered locksmiths carry.

The remote entry can be reprogrammed DIY, but, alas, the immobiliser cannot.

The Liberty can support up to 4 key sets and all must be presented for reprogramming when it is performed.

I had a thrid key made for my Liberty. I bought a second hand key from ebay. That gave me the remote entry fob.
Then I got a key blank off ebay.
The friendly locksmith cut the new key, supplied a new transponder chip fitted the purchased remote entry fob and then reprogrammed all three keys for the remote entry and immobiliser.
He had a special multi vehicle immobiliser "learning-tool" that plugeed into the diagnostic port under the dash.
The remote entry is reprogrammed by connecting two green connectors behind the driver's side footwell scuff plate.
He charged me $90 for the service.

The whole project cost me about $135 for 2nd hand key, key blank and cutting and reprogramming.