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immobilizer plug on a lexus rx 330


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durf23112 
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can't seem to find the bad boy. Its a black 7 pin plug but the one I found attached underneath the igntiion barrel has different color wires than the install manuals says. Anyone know where I can tap into the RX and TX data lines. Very frustrating
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BTW its a 2006 RX 330 with keyless entry but standard key start.
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Try the body ECU, not sure what terminals.
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Appears to be a black plug on TOP, pins 4 & 5.
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I can't find any black 7 pin plugs on top of the ignition barrel. Been looking around for 3 days now. couple of questions: 1. is it attached to the barrel and 2. if on top how do I get to it?
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BTW, thanks for replying. I even got Lexus dealer to print out the plug location and its there somewhere but I just can't find it. I know the pin locations and the wire colors. do I have to takethe ignition off to locate or whats the best to get at it. Any pics?
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Yes should be attached to the barrel.
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would also be nice to know which ECU plug and pin have same two wires TX  and Code. Any help much appreciated
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Trace the colours with care.
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It should be the standard 7 pin transponder plug found on many Toyota vehicles at the ignition switch.  Pin 3 will be empty. 

Pin 4 will be RX and Pin 5 will be TX.  There is conflicting info as the the wires' color. 

Here is the info from iDatalink :

RX pin 4 GREEN / WHITE (DATA)
TXCT          pin 5 Blue / YELLOW (DATA)

Here is the info from DEI :

RX Immobilizer Pin 4 Light Green
TX Immobilizer Pin 5 Brown

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