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kuljot 
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HEy guys i am new to the forums. Ok i have installed a few alarms , but i have a few questions about installlign remotestart.

I will be installing remote start in sienna 2004. Acoording to wiring diagrams it's factory security disarms with factory keyless ebtery remote. But i want to install after market remote start. So to which wire would i send a negative pulse to disarm the factory remote start.

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According to wiring digrams honda civic 2004 only disarms with factory remote. So does that mean i cant install aftermarket remote start on it thanks.

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Here's info for an '05 Sienna, should be the same as yours.
I'm not sure where you're getting your info that these vehicles only disarm via factory remote - I know for a fact that's not the case with the Toyota. In any case that shouldn't stop you from doing a remote start install. What's probably going to be more difficult for you is the immobilizer bypass.
As far as the Toyota - you just have to use a (-) status or 3rd ignition output to ground the keysense wire when remote starting, which disarms the factory alarm.
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2004 Accord disarms with a neg pulse, BLACK/ red to white at the DDM(drivers door module).
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The title of your post says 2003, but then inside your post says 2004.
Sienna 2004-2009 are all pretty much the same. Use the search feature and you should find good wiring diagrams.
Civic didn't get a factory alarm until 2006, unless it was dealer installed.
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Don't know where i got Accord from! Chris is right, remote only for arm/disarm but they were rare dealer installs that you can easily unplug to get rid of.
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Ok guys i was talking about 2 differemt cars. For the sienna i need to know which wire is the keysense wire. Its a toyota 2003 sienna. Do you guys have a accurate sienna 2003 wiring diagram that also tells which wire is the keysense wire.
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kuljot,
Look at the 2 link bars at the top of the screen. Click where it says "Vehicle Wiring".
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I already checked there. I didnt find sienna 2003. Then i looked in 2004 aqnd 2003 it does not tell color of key sense wire. So if some one could give me that it would be nice. I also have another question. The sienna has factory keyless entery can i remove that and install it in my camry

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I don't know of any easy way to remove the factory keyless entry.
The keysense wire should be in a 4-pin plug, with four small wires running toward the key cylinder. Keysense is often blue or blue/black, but just test all four wires and it'll be in there.
P.S. Have you tested to see if this Sienna actually has a factory alarm? If not, keysense isn't needed.
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Well it doesnt have alarm like horn blaring or anything. But what i have heard and i think i may be wrong is if the alarm isnt disarmed the sparks plugs are shut down. Like its a silent alarm. So ill test it out. Also one last question. Lets say like i have 2 starter wires And my alarm does not have extra wires to trigger a relay. WOuld i use that stater wire from remote start as the starter wire and a trigger for relay. Thanks.
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