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bfogelma

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Posted: June 24, 2011 at 12:26 PM / IP Logged

As title says, im trying to install the python 991 in my tacoma. as there is no current alarm system, i can just wire this one in correct? no interface/bypass necessary?

If anyone could also help me out with a wiring diagram... i found some but not entirely sure I have everything i need.

Thanks!

Mark Mizenko

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Posted: June 24, 2011 at 1:11 PM / IP Logged

Correct.

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Posted: June 24, 2011 at 10:36 PM / IP Logged

Battery		WHITE/ RED		(+)		IGNITION SWITCH HARNESS
	Ignition 1		BLACK/ RED		(+)		IGNITION SWITCH HARNESS
	Ignition 2		BLUE / YELLOW		(+)		IGNITION SWITCH HARNESS
	Accessory 1		WHITE/ GREEN		(+)		IGNITION SWITCH HARNESS
	Starter 1		GREEN/ BLACK		(+)		IGNITION SWITCH HARNESS
	Starter 2		BLACK/ WHITE
	Anti-Theft Type		UNIVERSAL
	Anti-Theft Descript		KEY SENDS AN RF SIGNAL TO THE BCM THROUGH AN ANTENNA AROUND THE IGNITION CYLINDER
	Key Sense		GREEN/ BLACK		(-)		IGNITION SWITCH HARNESS
	Tachometer		BLACK/ WHITE		(AC)		AT DATA LINK CONNECTOR UNDER DRIVER DASH PIN 9
	Speed Sense		VIOLET/WHITE		(AC)		AT FUSE BOX BLACK 13 PIN PLUG PIN 5
	Parking Lights		GREEN		(+)		AT VEHICLE FUSE PANEL
	Low Crr. Pk Lights		GREEN		(-)		AT LIGHT SWITCH
	Brake Lights		BLUE		(+)		AT FUSE BOX 11 PIN PLUG PIN 2
	Reverse Lights		RED / WHITE		(+)		DRIVER KICK
	Horn		GREEN/ RED		(-)

	Power Unlock		GREEN/ BLACK		(-)		DRIVER KICK
	PowerLock		VIOLET		(-)		DRIVER KICK

	All Door Trigger		BLUE		(-)		AT FUSE BOX BLACK 13 PIN PLUG PIN 9

All Door Trigger

BLUE

(-)

AT FUSE BOX BLACK 13 PIN PLUG PIN 9

I Have never scene one of these trucks have a security key.

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Mark Mizenko

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Posted: June 25, 2011 at 10:00 AM / IP Logged

I doubt that it has an immobilizer also.

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bfogelma

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Posted: June 26, 2011 at 2:44 AM / IP Logged

HI,

I just installed the python 991 in my 1996 Tacoma, and the keyless entry works as well as the arming and disarming functions, but the remote start isnt working...

Right now when i activate the remote start it activates it according to the remote, the alarm systems brain makes a few clicking noises like its activating, but then nothing happens, no start.... but he remote shows the car as started and begins the run time countdown...

Anyone have an idea as to what i did wrong/what i need to do?

I am suspecting it may have to do with the wire Python labels as "Remote Start/Turbo Timer Activation Input"- basically the wire that picks up on the "Activation Pulse" and it says it requires a single ground pulse to the wire to activate/deactivate the remote start system... what does that mean necessarily? I have not hooked it up to anything as of yet...

I appreciate any help in advance, Thank You!

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Posted: June 26, 2011 at 7:09 AM / IP Logged

Are you getting any flashes from the parking lights? If yes, how many?

What are the wires from the heavy gauge (H3)harness connected to on the vehicle?

Is the toggle switch plugged in and in the ON position?

Is your Tacoma Manual or Automatic?

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Posted: June 26, 2011 at 7:20 AM / IP Logged

The activation input won't need to be hooked up. It is used for external triggering of the remote start (from another keyless system or even a push button).

When the remote start tries to start does it power on the ignition and accessory circuits? Use your volt meter and verify that the heavy wires have voltage on them when it tries to start.

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Posted: June 26, 2011 at 9:53 AM / IP Logged

Basiaclly, if the unit is initiating remote start then this verifies that the toggle switch is plugged in and switched to the on position and that the unit is in automatic mode already, and there are no errors present, since on the remote you are seeing that the remote start is active, which also says the unit is in either virtual tach or voltage mode, so, as KP said, you have some wires not powered somewhere in that heavy harness, have you powered all the heavy reds on the harness?

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bfogelma

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Posted: June 26, 2011 at 2:00 PM / IP Logged

i have the ignition power wires hooked up, will go test them now

bfogelma

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Posted: June 26, 2011 at 2:56 PM / IP Logged

so the alarm system has two options for the heavy wires for the ignition, one is a pink wire that is "Ignition 1 input/output" that supplies voltage for ignition line in vehicle as well as ignition feed for security system.

there is also a red wire, which is marked as "Fused ignition 1 relay input" and says it is the polarity feed for the ignition 1 relay.

which do i need for ignition 1?

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