2007 Toyota 4Runner, Compustar CS7502AS, Alarm Only

Under the drivers kick panel there are more than one plug with blue and green wires. Which one is it?

let's take one wire at a time. grab your multimeter. what wire from the alarm module are you trying to splice into your truck?

Im trying to slice the lock/unlock. There is a plug hanging that has tape holdimg many wires outside of the plug leading to a large white plug going into a hole leading to the door. That plug cannot be accessed as it wont pull out any further. The plug that has wires taped to is is square off white color

you may have to open up some of the thick insulation wrap to expose the door lock/unlock wires:

What wires are those? Isnt it blue to green and blue/black to blue? Connector 4: Lock harness: Blue:           (-) Unlock output     to     Green. White 18 pin plug, pin#8 Blue/Black:      (-) Lock output     to     Blue. White 18 pin plug, pin#6 Looking closer at your pic, it appears the white rectangle plug comes out further than mine but appears the square plug also has those wires taped to it's outside. I think i know where to grab the wires from - before the wires that are taped furthest from door. Now just need wire color verification. Is it "white 18 pin plug" or "green white" "18 pin plug" according to your picture the period in the description is confusing

There are thick wires and thin and many have similar colors. The blue and white looks more like blue and silver. Are the wires i want taped to the outside of the square connector? Ill look for pin 8 and 6 in the only connector i can see. Yeah, I see the markings - two large two small

here is a closer look at the actual plug. the door lock/unlock wires are thin. blue with gray mark and green with gray mark

Those wires are taped to the outside of another connector right? I cant see the white rectangle plug, it wont pull away from the hole enough to see. Those extra speaker wires are taking up a lot of room to move

yes the door lock/unlock wires are taped to the outside of another connector. Do you have a multimeter you can use to test these wires?