Sunroof Wiring, 2002 Sequoia

I'm preparing to install a Clifford Avantguard 5 system into my 02 Sequoia.  I have the full blown deal with remote start, smart window modules, Blackjax (anti-car jacking), and a 529T to close the sunroof when arming.

I'm hoping that someone can help me track down the wiring colors for the sunroof motor.  I need to probably take down the liner to get to the sunroof motor, but was wanting to plan in advance the installation.  Does anyone know the colors for roll OPEN and CLOSE the sunroof so that I can plan the installation and which wires to cut?

If so, please email me the information if you don't mind.  Obviously it would normally be posted here, but I'm not sure how many others will benefit from it.  I guess there is always that chance.

Thanks,

Bret Bowman, bretbowman@yahoo.com

Fair enough...   The 529T "technically" is properly wired at the motor.  if I COULD wire it at the switch it would be a LOT less work, but I know that they say to wire it at the motor.  I have wiring diagrams that show the switch wires, but none that show the motor wires.  I know that DEI doesn't recommend wiring the sunroof on these, but I want the thing to close when my wife arms the alarm, so I plan to make it work, it's just a matter of minimizing the headache that I'm about to endure.   :)  

Anyone else have suggestions that I might want to keep in mind while pursuing this?

Bret

I just did one yesterday, wire the door locks at the drivers door using the key cilyndere wire if hold the lock wire long enough the windows and sunroof will close, wire another channel to give a long pulse to the lock wire and it will rool down the windows and open the sunroof.( only the 2 front windows) no modules required. Just make sure the car has this feature, open the car with the key, then hold the key until u see the windows and the sunroof open. Good luck. Follw this links it will be helpfull.

http://www.carsound.com/cgi-bin/UBB_CGI/ultimatebb.cgi?ubb=get_topic;f=3;t=000921

http://www.carsound.com/cgi-bin/UBB_CGI/ultimatebb.cgi?ubb=get_topic;f=3;t=001866

Another suggestion:

You can usually avoid taking the headliner down by just catching the motor wires at one of the pillars, usually the driver's side.

I had thought of this.  Unfortunately, I have a wiring diagram of the moonroof, that shows all the sires EXCEPT the motor wires.  I'm still trying to track one down (not giving up), but haven't found it yet.  I'm SO hoping that you're right.  If the wires on in the pillar, then I'll be one happy camper.  I think that there is a good chance of this because the sunroof has it's own ECU, which I'm sure is NOT also in the headliner.  If I can find that ECU (perhaps under the dash), then I'll certainly patch into the motor wires there.

Anyone know where I can get a wiring diagram that shows Toyota Sequoia moonroof MOTOR wires and not just switch wires (like the digrams that I already have)?

Thanks for the links and helpful suggestions/information.

Unfortunately, I didn't buy the car from a dealer, but I could ask.  I guess the worse that could happen is that they'd either say no or want to charge me.  I can probably figure it out, but I'm just trying to get this installation planned out while it's still too cold to do the install so that I'll be more prepared when I begin the install.

I will likely check out the alldatadiy subscription though.  $25 per year isn't bad and as long as the site contains the information that I need, it will certainly be worth it.

Thanks again for the suggestions.... any others will be appreciated as well.  We just got another couple inches of snow yesterday, so it may still be awhile before I get around to installing this thing anyway.

Thats good planning on your part Bret.   The alldata I am sure will tell you anything you need to know. I would be surprised if It didnt. I think at the alldata site there is a sample page for you to kinda see what you're getting.

Hey Boomer,

I also failed to mention that I flew a post on batauto and got a couple good responses there too. 

Thanks for the reference!