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Posted: October 21, 2012 at 1:56 PM / IP Logged

What "module" are we talking about?

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Xpresskit nexgen module for all databus types. It doesn't give model # other than P/N DBALL. The wiring harness says DB-ALL harness kit.

When I went to Viper's website and did a search by vehicle for an remote start it said I needed the interface module.

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I have looked everywhere the wiring diagrams and instructions have told me where the connector for the key immoblizer should be and I must be blind. Also does anyone know what the letter "L" stamped on a Toyota Tacoma key means? Might have to go to the dealer to find out I guess. Thanks

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Try www.expresskit.com

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Posted: October 21, 2012 at 2:37 PM / IP Logged

Thanks. I tried them but they didn't have anything for the Tacoma that I could find. Still looking there thou.

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2009 Toyota Tacoma Access cab

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Posted: October 21, 2012 at 2:53 PM / IP Logged

[QUOTE=smokeman1]Try www.expresskit.com[/QUOTE]

Thanks found the wiring info needed there after some looking around........Thanks again

Now I just need to find the correct connector f or the immoblizer..... any ideas?

All the connectors in the area of where it is said to be don't much the description.

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2009 Toyota Tacoma Access cab

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You should have a 10, 12, anf 14 pin connectors

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Posted: October 21, 2012 at 3:52 PM / IP Logged

the letter L on the key means that it is a lower type of transponder chip. i dont think they would stamp a letter on if it wasnt chipped. i know the higher level of toyota transponder key is stamped with a G and it took a while for any companies to make a bypass for "G keys".

also you need to have the RED / black wire hooked to a constant 12v source because this is the wire that feeds the starter circuit during remote start. this might be why your truck wont start.

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Are you sure the truck has a transponder immobilizer system? Try wrapping the key head in 4 or 5 layers of aluminum foil ( or get a plain metal key made for $1.99 ) and try to start the truck.

Did you remove both halves of the steering column cover to look for the transponder connector?

Are you sure the DB-ALL has the correct firmware flashed on it for your application? The DB-ALL has over 15 different firmwares that it uses to support close to 2,000 different platforms.

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Posted: October 21, 2012 at 4:28 PM / IP Logged

I am not sure.

The D-BALL I bought was the one that when I ran my make and model thru the Viper website said I needed. It could of been wrong abd that's what I get for not talking to a person vs. a machine. Anyways I will try the foil trick and see what happens.

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