2006 toyota sienna limted

Before you decide on an alarm for this vehicle, check out www.ultrastarters.com first. I use these units on everything and they make a unit specifically for minivans with power sliding doors and power rear hatch. You can get the model # ULT2600TL, this is alarm/remote start/keyless entry/power sliding doors and rear hatch all on the new remote. The best part about these alarm systems is the shock sensor is adjustable through the remote and also includes a temporary shock sensor bypass option that will allow you to arm the system and bypass the shock if there is a thunderstorm or loud stuff setting off alarm. The adjustable shock sensor then allows the customer to adjust to thier specific taste and keeps you from getting a comeback. (ONLY IF PROPERLY DEMONSTRATED) check out the install manual and familiarize yourself with the unit and the shock sensor functions and you will wish you found this brand earlier. PM me if you have any Q's...

accessdenied wrote: Ok, an update on my customer's van. I explained to him the Viper 7981vx and what Jeeper87 recommended - the Autopage RS-860LCD. Now, as you know, it's all about the customer's needs and perspective. To us, the wirings and install process is about the same depending on the features the customer wants. So in the end, the Viper lost to the Autopage. Like I like said, customers don't know the background work involved and they only know the front end (remote transceiver and what info it gives them). What moved him towards the Autopage is the indoor cabin temp monitor, clock and timer reminder for parking meter. Also the remote-start when a preset temp threshold is met that will activate to keep the cabin temp just right. This is good for when the temps drops downs drastically to say zero degrees. With all these additional features, the Viper had no chance. It pretty much has all the basic features as the Viper and then some. To tell you the truth, I kind of looking forward to install this alarm. I remember back in the day when Autopage had those beepers to alert of a break-in.. Did I just give away my age here? LOL Lastly, does anyone know of any other system that has the extra features (temp monitor, clock time, etc.) Autopage has to compare to? Thanks, JD.

Accessdenied, I have an 860LCD installed in my '05 Tacoma and it works well with the exception of the range on the remote.  Have you had problems with this on your installs?  I moved the antenna three times with no better results.  Right now the best I can get is about 100-150 yards no matter what the surroundings are.  It's no better even if I am in eyeshot of the truck and can see the antenna.  It was mounted on the driver's side upper, driver's side lower, and now center upper pointing down. Any ideas???