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mike31

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Posted: August 23, 2010 at 12:00 PM / IP Logged

I want to install remote starter on RAV4 2003 what kind of bypass kit do I need.Thanks a lot

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Posted: August 23, 2010 at 12:13 PM / IP Logged

The DEI PKALL will probably be the easiest to obtain, connect and program to your car.

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mike31

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Posted: August 25, 2010 at 10:58 PM / IP Logged

in reference to wiring there are two ignition wires how these two wires can be connected to remote starter ( prostart CT-3310 ).Thanks

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Couldn't find a CT-3310 install guide. Only found a CT-3371 guide, hopefully they are similar.

Looks like the unit has a heavy gauge Green wire ( fifth relay ) on the 6 pin Main Ignition Harness that is jumper selectable for IGN2, ACC2 or Start2. Set the jumper to Ignition 2 and connect the Green wire to the cars second ignition circuit.

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mike31

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Posted: August 29, 2010 at 9:35 PM / IP Logged

HI Kreg357

Thanks for the reply and you are right. I wonder if you can tell me the purpose of it and what the second ignition do.

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Not sure on the RAV4. It varies a lot. As you noticed, some cars only have one "ignition" wire and some can have three. I'm sure the design engineers had a purpose for dividing it up like that. With a full wiring schematic you could see which circuits were controlled by each ignition wire.

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Usually on Toyotas Ign 1 supplies the electrics for starting (live whilst cranking), and Ign 2 supplies the gauges, heating etc.

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On my side usually toyotas have two ignitions that are both live whilst cranking and two starters as well.

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Posted: September 07, 2010 at 12:47 AM / IP Logged

HI EVERYONE

In regards the wiring for RAV4 2003 I am slightly confused. The 12v constant wire is white&BLACK/ red. Is this two wires or only one wire and in addition I have seen as white & RED / black.

Thanks for the clarification.

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This is where your Digital Multi Meter comes in handy. All of those wire listings are only guides. All wires should be verified before making any connections. I believe you will find two wires at the ignition switch harness, one White and the other BLACK/ Red that test as +12 volts constant.

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