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gmonde 
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i have a install question on the viper 5301 remote start, i have a 2008 toyota tacoma v6 ,,there are two wires  h3/6 and h3/7  for a secondary ignition circuit ,in the manual it shows this as this a option if you have a toyota or honda ,are these to be used along with the h3/1 and h3/5  any info would be helpful with this application,also would it be required to install a start relay,,the truck has a latching start system in it already   (dont have to hold it in the start postion for crank)  thanks   gmonde  

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Pink goes to the BLACK/ red in your vehicle.
Red, RED / White, and RED / Black ALL go to the WHITE/ Blue in your vehicle.
Orange goes to the WHITE/ green wire in your vehicle.
Pink/White goes to the blue / YELLOW wire in your vehicle.
Violet splits and goes to the GREEN/ black AND the BLACK/ white in your vehicle.
Pink/black is NOT used.
All wires are found at the ignition harness near the steering column.
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The violet shouldn't be split, run a feed off to a relay thus:
Violet to 86 and GREEN/ black
Ground to status wire from 5301 (2nd if there is one if not diode away from any existing use such as a by-pass*)
Constant 20amp to 87
Output 30 to 2nd starter BLACK/ white
The reason is that the manufacturer keeps those starter leads separate for a reason, so should you!
* Make a "Y" the base is coming from the 5301.
Along each top leg insert a 1N4004 diode in-line with the bands facing the 5301.
One top leg goes to the by-pass, the other to the relay I mentioned.
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can you sketch a diagram???    this would help out a ton,,,and thanks for your replys   this will make the job painless   thanks garrett
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can you do a sketch i am pretty sure on what your saying but just want be sure   thanks garrett

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i have the viper 5301 and the xpresskit   do i need the anti theft bypass modual and the use of the extra key  ???   thanks garrett

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also the number on the kit is  a   pkall and i just found on there web site a different wire diagram that was in the manual  for a 2009 toyota tacoma has any one used this product with good results       thanks garrett

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The PKALL is your bypass
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i have installed the system according to instructions and all works except no remote start,followed the PKALL programing instructions and the factory antitheft system will not disarm   and allow system to start,,,does the 5301 send a signal thru the disarm wire thru the door lock circuit or does the PKALL need to be flashed or programed to match the factory incryption     thanks   garrett
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What happens when you try to remote start?  Any parking light flashes? If so, how many Flashes? Does the starter try to strart and then stop?  Does it start and then quit?
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