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The FLCAN flashed with the FLC-AL(TB)-TL firmware handles the keysense for you.  Just follow the Type 2
install diagram.  If you have the FLCAN to Viper DBI D2D harness, you can go D2D and not use the Vipers
Blue (-) 200mA Status Output wire.
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howie ll wrote:
Either, one to the by-pass, one to the keysense, better safe than sorry.
Leave a window open so you can reach in, use the factory remote, press lock twice, wait 30 seconds then reach in and open a door. No noise = no factory alarm.
Ok so no factory alarm for me...so I only need one of those wires?
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See Kregg's last post, he's more familiar with the by-pass than me.
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kreg357 wrote:
The FLCAN flashed with the FLC-AL(TB)-TL firmware handles the keysense for you.  Just follow the Type 2
install diagram.  If you have the FLCAN to Viper DBI D2D harness, you can go D2D and not use the Vipers
Blue (-) 200mA Status Output wire.
Oh so with the FLCAN I don't need H2/3 or H2/4?
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Correct.  If no Factory Alarm, you won't need H2/4 or H2/24.  The FLCAN will connect to the Tacoma's Keysense

wire.  Additionally, if you connect the Viper to the FLCAN with the D2D harness, you won't need H2/9.

No AutoHeadlights, right?

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No, these trucks do not have an auto headlight option. But what about H2/3? Is it out of the equation now? Because the bypass module is showing it needs a (+) ignition input from the remote start module, but I don't see a (+) ignition wire on my module diagram...
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That (+) Ignition Input that the FLCAN is looking for will be the same H3/1 Pink Ignition Output wire that you will be
connecting to the Tacoma's BLACK/ Red Ignition1 wire.  I usually mate the bypass module to the R/S brain during bench
prep and make the connection then.
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So I can just solder it in with H3/1?
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Yes.  Here is an example, using an ADS AL CA ( same as FLCAN ) and an Ultra Start brain.

remote start, 07 tacoma - Page 4 -- posted image.

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Ok got everything wired up and it will lock and unlock, but will not remote start. It sends a message back to the remote saying remote start is unavailable and the lights flash 7 times.
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