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racerrx-3 
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Posted: February 26, 2007 at 4:26 PM / IP Logged  

Problem finding ECU or should I say the connector for bypass.  Using DEI 1100X and I'm looking for connector for over an hour with no luck (above and behind glove box).  Any one have any experience?

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Charlie

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Posted: February 26, 2007 at 7:11 PM / IP Logged  

Well. the ECU is behind the glove box....easy to get to.

The connections for the transponder bypass.

TRANSPONDER DATA BROWN / white At the ignition switch   DATA 
 TRANSPONDER CLOCK BROWN / red At the ignition switch   DATA 
 TRANSPONDER SYNCHRO BROWN / yellow At the ignition switch   DATA 
 TRANSPONDER GROUND Black At the ignition switch   - 

racerrx-3 
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Posted: February 26, 2007 at 7:23 PM / IP Logged  

OK,

So I am mistaken?  I was under the impression that I had to find a 14 pin plug that was part of the Theft ECU.  Is it only the security light connector that I need behind glove box?   Although I searched high and low and all the ECU connectors are 28pin (7across and 4 deep).  What am I missing?   I will search at ignition for wires but they are talking IMI and IMO?  I'm confused.  I used a 1100F last week no problems, instructions were much clearer.......

Thanx in advance,

Charlie

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flobee4 
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i know these instructions are for a different brand unit, but it's much better then the directeds.  use it as a cross reference.  It lists different pin numbers for IMO/IMI but same color wires(BROWN / white, etc) I've installed this module alot and the directions are dead on.

http://www.bypasskit.com/Manuals/PKT2_D10_I_EN.PDF

Frank

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Do yourself a favor now if you plan on tapping into the Sienna's parking light system for ANY reason. Do NOT use the (+)Parking Light wire. Use the (-)PL Wire. It's GREEN/ black(one of either two or three) and located in the steering column. There were major issues with Sienna's for any installer that didn't use the negative side. Myself, I wasn't one of them.
racerrx-3 
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Update

Gave up on DEI 1100X and universal bypass.  Instructions from DEI poor and it would not learn code.  Incorrect connectors for Toyota Sienna described by DEI after 3 hours to revert back to 556UW.   We live and we learn..... Thanx to those who tried to help and I used the -  wire for parking lights.

Charlie

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not major issues.. it just blows the fuse for the parking lights because the positive wire is reverse polarity.   but yah, use the neg at the ignition. :)

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