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wolfking 
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Posted: December 01, 2004 at 10:14 PM / IP Logged  

I had a CSI300 installed on my corolla 2005 ce by circuitcity. I found if I use the lock switch inside the car and slum the door to close, I won't be able to unlock the doors by the remote any more (even push lock then unlock on the remote) . Instead I have to use key to open the doors. The remote still makes the car beeping and flashing though. The circuitcity guy said it is the way to be. Can somebody tell me if it is normal or the circuitcity guy did something wrong? Thanks.

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The Toyota requires a double pulse unlock. You have to program this on the remote control.
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Posted: December 01, 2004 at 10:25 PM / IP Logged  

the installer used the lock/unlock wire, but on those cars they need to use the key arm/disarm wire, which is the wire the is activated when they key is turned in your door.  these wires are:

blue/white in dr kick (-) for lock

blue / YELLOW in dr kick (-) for unlock

this will solve all your prblems.

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wolfking 
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My wife went to circuitcity and showed them the tip. But they wanted her to sign paperwork to take responsibility in case of damage and  warranty void. Well we have to give up. I fell really bad about circuitcity.
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Posted: December 09, 2004 at 11:34 PM / IP Logged  
Which circuit city did this?
Trust me, there are other CCs (and probably other people working at the one you went to) that will fix this problem correctly and w/o a big deal.
Call your local store, hit 0 when the computer answers, and ask the customer service person for the phone number for the COOL line. That'll get you to someone who will resolve the issue, and make sure that the people who gave you crap know that's not store policy.
Me

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