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pcguy760 
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When installing a remote start alarm in this 2008 Scion Xb, is it just straight forward or do I need some sort of bypass module for a factory immobiliser or such? Just trying to get a heads up before hand! Thanks!

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Idata and xpresskit list a bypass for the 08 XB. Yes it looks like you will need a bypass.
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Ok thanks alot! Wow I can't believe the Directed bypass is still in use!
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I think you will find the US version xB does not have an immobilizer. 2 ways to be sure, a security light flashing when the key is off and a visible coil around the key cylinder means there is.
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Ok great and thanks for that info Mike!
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Mike M2 wrote:
I think you will find the US version xB does not have an immobilizer. 2 ways to be sure, a security light flashing when the key is off and a visible coil around the key cylinder means there is.

You were right, the US Version 08 xb does NOT have the factory immobiliser circuit (one less thing to mess with). I think as an additional safety measure, its better to wire the starter cut relay to the thin wire (there are two for the starter - the thick one goes TO the starter). The thin wire prevents the car from being started/cranked over at all even if cranked at the starter, in the event of an attempted theft...

Overall I'm happy with my install on my vehicle :)


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