2005 corolla, remote starter

for install a remote starter in this car , do i need a relay for the disarms with keysense wire ? , is it ok to connect the disarm wire from the rs directly to keysense wire of vehicle ?

thanks in advance . 

I vote for YES you will need the keysence....depending on the bypass you use.

And the alarm....  just like was posted here on the volt, a Camery doesn't have an alarm (LE model)

My folks have one.  On the Corolla arm and disarm are controlled with lock and unlock.... if it has security.

Thanks .

i'm still confused ?

Indeed, well written! I have caught my guys doing just what Chris describes in #3. They give a pulse before start to the keysense on a Toyota with factory alarm and it does nothing. Easy thought is if the key is in the igntion it gives a ground to keysense the entire time it is there, so your connection from your RS will need to do the same.

Also, a lot of guys think that just because there is a light on the dash that states "security" it must have an alarm. We know that's just not so and the Corolla is one.

Kartune, we would never doubt your word, but I have never seen a LE with alarm(even the Toyota website states this). Are you sure it's not VIP? They are dealer installed Toyota branded alarms and look factory....

One thing that I have learned about the bypass modules.  They of course need to be connected to the key sense also but at the same time the key sense is being triggered by the bypass module everytime you remote start.  The old 555x does it as well as the Fortin and idatalink modules.  The XK05 doesnt need the key sense since it is programmed through the ECM with the IMI and IMO wires. 

Hence, when installing a remote start  with the modules where the connections are being made at the cylinder the vehicles factory alarm(if it has one) will disarm automatically.  No need to run another wire disarm the alarm.