Viper 4706v, 2013 Toyota Highlander

In attempting to install the Viper 4706v in a 2013 toyota highlander. Does anyone know the wiring diagram for this? Or what wires to splice into on this vehicle? Trying to do myself, thank you for any support ☺Learningguy

HIGHLANDER      2011-2013 KEY      T-HARNESS      IMMOBILIZER N/A      N/A      TOYOTAS TRANSPONDER ANTI-THEFT SYSTEM, SEE NOTE #1 PART      COLOR      LOCATION      DIAGRAM 12 VOLT CONSTANT      CONNECT TO BATTERY ONLY!            STARTER      YELLOW (+)      @ IGNITION SWITCH, WHITE 8-PIN PLUG, PIN 7       STARTER 2      RED (+)      @ IGNITION SWITCH, WHITE 8-PIN PLUG, PIN 3       IGNITION 1      BLACK (+)      @ IGNITION SWITCH, WHITE 8-PIN PLPUG, PIN 6       IGNITION 2      LIGHT BLUE (+)      @ IGNITION SWITCH, WHITE 8-PIN PLUG, PIN 1       IGNITION 3      N/A            ACCESSORY/HEATER BLOWER 1      GRAY (+)      @ IGNITION SWITCH, WHITE 8-PIN PLUG, PIN 2       ACCESSORY/HEATER BLOWER 2      N/A            KEYSENSE      LIGHT BLUE (-)      @ IGNITION KEY SWITCH, WHITE 2-PIN PLUG, PIN 1       PARKING LIGHTS ( - )      LIGHT BLUE (-)      @ HEADLIGHT SWITCH, WHITE 20-PIN PLUG, PIN 18       PARKING LIGHTS ( + )      N/A            POWER LOCK      LIGHT BLUE or BEIGE (-) TYPE B      @ DRIVERS KICK PANEL, BLACK 18-PIN PLUG, PIN 14       POWER UNLOCK      GREEN (-) TYPE B      @ DRIVERS KICK PANEL, BLACK 18-PIN PLUG, PIN 9       LOCK MOTOR WIRE      RED (5-WIRE)      @ DRIVERS KICK PANEL, BLACK 14-PIN PLUG, PIN 4       DOOR TRIGGER      BLUE (-)      @ DASH FUSEBOX, BLACK 18-PIN PLUG, PIN 15       DOMELIGHT SUPERVISION      LIGHT BLUE (-)      @ DASH FUSEBOX, WHITE 12-PIN PLUG, PIN 5       TRUNK RELEASE      YELLOW (-) ( LIFTGATE), ORG or BEIGE (-) (GLASS)      @ DRIVER KICK, GRAY 12-PIN PLUG, PIN 1; BLACK 18-PIN PLUG, PIN 13       SLIDING POWER DOOR      N/A            HORN      GRAY (-)      @ DASH FUSEBOX, WHITE 16-PIN PLUG, PIN 11       TACH      NOT REQUIRED FOR REMOTE STARTING            WAIT TO START LIGHT      N/A            BRAKE      BLUE (+)      @ BRAKE SWITCH, WHITE 4-PIN PLUG, PIN 1       FACTORY ALARM DISARM      USE "KEYSENSE" TO DISARM            ANTI-THEFT      TOYOTA'S TRANSPONDER ANTI-THEFT SYSTEM      @ IGNITION BARREL       NOTES NOTE #1: VEHICLE IS EQUIPPED WITH A TRANSPONDER ANTI-THEFT SYSTEM AND REQUIRES A B-SERIES REMOTE STARTER AND EXTRA IGNITION KEY. IF NOT INSTALLING A B-SERIES REMOTE STARTER THE 791 BYPASS MODULE AND EXTRA IGNITION KEY IS REQUIRED FOR REMOTE STARTING. ~wirewise~ Verify all wiring with your meter before making any connections!

Pust-To-Start or regular key ignition? Are you using a bypass module? Which one?Soldering is fun!

Regular key, has a G on it. No bypass, just whatever came in the box. And im trying to understand where all these wires are. Are these all found under the steering column wrapped in a wire cover that I need to cut away from the wires. Or all the plugs plugged in above the fuse box behind the panel that has the side mirror control switch and wiper button etc.? Thank you for replyingLearningguy

Well, here is where you get to live up to your byline. There is a bit to learn here, Guy. OK, the 4706 is a Viper product. It comes with a very short, 2 page, install guide. Search in the Downloads section here or the WEB for the full, more complete install guide. Read that to get an idea of wheat all the wires mean and do. There will be many that do no need to be connected. Being as your vehicle has a "G" ignition key, you will need an additional part called a bypass module. That's good news and it's bad news. The good news is that the right bypass module can do a whole lot for you and make the install easier. The bad news is that is it cost more money and you must do more research and learning to find and obtain the correct one for your application. As you can see above, the learning curve for just your vehicle is pretty steep and that is why local install shops can charge the amounts they do. The next hurdle is to understand that you will be disassembling your vehicle a bit to add in the Viper and making electrical connections to various wires. These connections must be done correctly or you can severely damage your vehicle. And, as my byline reads, these connections should be soldered. I would recommend obtaining an FLCAN bypass module flashed with FLC-AL(DL)-TL5 firmware. Here is a link to that install guide : https://images.idatalink.com/corporate/Content/Manuals/DL-TL5/FLC-AL(DL)-TL5-EN_20170704.pdf You would follow the Type 5 wiring guide. Even though it is a different bypass module, you could reference this install guide from Fortin for their EVO-ALL bypass module and your vehicle for the photos and wiring it shows :   http://fortin.ca/download/9041/evo-all_ig_reg_bi_toy_highlander_2011-2013_gkey_d_9041.pdf   These guides pretty much show you all the necessary wires, their location and color, and connector pin position. With the correct bypass module and firmware, your install in not that difficult but there is a bunch to learn on this project. After you get a feel for what all is involved and decide on the bypass module you want to use, you can make up a proposed wiring chart for the Viper and bypass module connections to each other and the vehicle and then post it here so that the Forum members can review it and make recommendations. Bottom line, this is not going to be 2 hour job on a Saturday afternoon. Just the research will take several evenings. Obtaining the bypass module with the correct firmware will take about a week if you order online. Then there will be another evening of bench prep and finally a full weekend of installation and programming.Soldering is fun!

Thank you for the info. Now on to that research ☺Learningguy