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At Driver's Fusebox
Lock/Arm and Unlock/Disarm in bottom plug of driver's kick panel. For unlock/disarm, a single pulse will unlock the drivers door and disarm the factory alarm (if equipped) and a double pulse will unlock all the doors.
Located at the plug connected at the horn switch
Located at the Parking Light switch (In close proximity of the horn wire).
Easily accessible at the Ignition Harness.
Located at the trunk switch which is located to the left side of the knee bolster.
Bypass wires located behind the glove box high in the passenger kick panel. Required for the ADS-TB Immobilizer bypass. I had to perform this procedure with the bypass, even to it programmed perfectly, to get the vehicle to start.
How to access the security wire. (10) Clips will remove the trim around the radio. I find it easiest and the most dash friendly to using my non-marring pry tool to remove the trim. (Not required with the Fortin EVO ALL)
Magnetic 10mm socket a must for removing/installing this radio (Not required with the Fortin EVO ALL).
Located in the only harness plugged into the back of the climate controls (Not required with the Fortin EVO ALL).
This is a pretty simple vehicle (1-1.5hr). Since it's only a year old and I was bored, I figured I would give a pictoral post a shot. I would have used the EVO ALL but my boss has some vendetta against Fortin so we only carry ADS Modules. I don't no why he has a vendetta against Fortin, but it would save us tons of time not tying into the security light since we do all the Toyota Dealer's remote starts in town.






