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RHD IS250 with Viper 4105V

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Forum Name: Car Security and Convenience
Forum Discription: Car Alarms, Keyless Entries, Remote Starters, Immobilizer Bypasses, Sensors, Door Locks, Window Modules, Heated Mirrors, Heated Seats, etc.
URL: https://www.the12volt.com/installbay/forum_posts.asp?tid=142870
Printed Date: May 04, 2024 at 6:28 AM


Topic: RHD IS250 with Viper 4105V

Posted By: chardc
Subject: RHD IS250 with Viper 4105V
Date Posted: April 14, 2017 at 2:04 PM

Hey All,

Its been a very long time since I have done any postings here - I hope all is well.

I am trying to install the viper 4105v on my Lexus IS250 (2006) and I have all the wires connected, but the car fails to start.

The error received from the Viper 4105v diagnostics suggests its low voltage or rpm (3 Flashes) and I believe this is associated with the TACH signal.

I truly believe that this is the case, because the meter reads a little over 6V and I am using the wire from the OBD diagnostic connector.

Alternatively, I have the option of using the ignition or injector to obtain the TACH, but before I do so, can anyone suggest if there is something wrong other than what I have observed in all my test.

Wiring Info (www.S P A M.com)

2006 Lexus IS250 Remote Starter Wiring Diagram

Vehicle Battery Positive Wire (+): Orange (Vehicle Battery Positive Wire Location: At Power Source ECU Module Behind Glove Box) <--- no orange wire ---> black wire instead and was found via (www.wirecolors.com) <--- 4105v H2/4 and H2/6
Vehicle Ignition Wire (+): Light Green (Vehicle Ignition Wire Location: At Power Source ECU Module Behind Glove Box) <--- 4105v H2/1
Vehicle Second Ignition Wire (+): Pink (Vehicle Second Ignition Wire Location: At Power Source ECU Module Behind Glove Box) <--- 4105v H2/5
Vehicle Accessory Wire (+): Light Green (Vehicle Accessory Wire Location: At Power Source ECU Module Behind Glove Box) <--- 4105v H2/3
Automobile Engine Starter Wire (+): Black (Automobile Engine Starter Wire Location: At Power Source ECU Module Behind Glove Box) <--- 4105v H2/2
Car Tachometer Wire (-): White Car (Tachometer Wire Location: At Vehicle Data Link Connector) <--- 4105v H3/2
Car Parking Lights Wire (+): Yellow (Car Parking Lights Wire Location: At Vehicle Fuse Box on Driver Side) <--- 4105v H1/9
Car Horn Wire (-): White (Car Horn Wire Location: In Harness at Steering Column) <--- 4105v H1/6
Car Ground: Chassis <--- 4105v H1/8

Other Notes

DEI 555X is partially wired, but not connected
4105v door lock and unlock are wired and functional

Regards,



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ChardC



Replies:

Posted By: chardc
Date Posted: April 14, 2017 at 8:57 PM
Okay, I had one more check to do.

Car Tachometer Wire (-): White Car (Tachometer Wire Location: At Vehicle Data Link Connector) <--- 4105v H3/2

During an attempt to remotely start the car, the TACH reads moves from 0.001 to 0.028 on the multimeter.

If the car is started via the push-to-start button, the wire reads 6V.

Could this be a problem on the remote start itself?

Regards,


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ChardC




Posted By: chardc
Date Posted: April 15, 2017 at 8:44 AM
Problem solved!

Automobile Engine Starter Wire (+): Black (Automobile Engine Starter Wire Location: At Power Source ECU Module Behind Glove Box) <--- 4105v H2/2

This is incorrect, the wire reads a constant 12V with the car off - I have no idea how I missed that yesterday. The correct wire for the starter is a light blue wire on the Power Source ECU Module (PIN 17) and the voltage was measured correctly moving from ACC (12v)-IGN(12v)-STR (12v only to start)

However, whilst I am able to start the car, the immobilizer (DEI 555x) bypass isn't fully setup and I must be in the car for it to start remotely.

I suspect this is due to key sense for the push-to-start / immobilizer.

Outside of the vehicle, the car is constantly cranking...but never starts.

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ChardC





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