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2004 Corolla Keyless Entry


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nate80 
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Posted: December 26, 2003 at 2:07 AM / IP Logged  

I am trying to install a commando KE-30 in a 2004 corolla.

I need a wire diagram so I can determine which wire is unlock and which is lock, my testing with a multimeter around the passenger kick panel door lock harness has not given me a reading. Also will I need to do anything extra with the child safety locks?

Thanks in advance

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Unlock - Blue (-)
Lock - Blue/White (-)
Child Safety - White (-)
All three are in the same harness in the driver kick panel. Just follow the wires coming in from the door to the plug that they go to. Use your factory alarm disarm wire to hit the white child safety if your unit has one. If not, use two diodes on your units unlock wire and set the unit for double pulse unlock. For testing the wires you will get a low resistance/continuity for the lock/unlock wires when you hit the driver door switch in its respective position. The child safety wire will show a low resistance/continuity when you put the key in the door and turn it to the unlock position.
2004 Corolla Keyless Entry -- posted image.
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Posted: December 26, 2003 at 10:42 PM / IP Logged  
green = lock
blue / YELLOW = unlock
both in same plug at drivers kick, always test with the key in the door locking it and unlocking it, and probing the wires to make sure they are the right ones for unlock.

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