I'm wanting to install this on a 1995 Toyota 4runner (no power locks and a manual)...do I need anything else?
2049015
Other than normal installation hardware and a lot of patience... I do not believe so.
2049016
It should work fine. You just have to make sure you vehicle is always in neutral because there isn't a safety feature that disables the autostart if your vehicle is in gear.
2049017
There is a sequence I recommend you find and use for this remote start when using on a manual. It is a safety feature to prevent the car from going through people's homes etc. The remote start will need to be in manual mode instead of automatic mode in order for this to work. Although a pain I did this bc I didn't want to hurt anyone or anything. You will have to hook the tach up & the door pins when the brain of the remote start is in manual mode also. Good luck, it's a nice remote start!
2049018
no, you shouldn't need a bypass since its pre 96, you might need to check that though. If I remember correctly some cars got an early jump on the anti-theft systems.
1970812
I would check the manufacturer website. I believe they have a service help number also. we installed in a 2007 Toyota and it works fabulously. one thing you want to keep in mind if you have a key with a chip in it you will need an additional key for the module. I believe Walmart is starting to make keys with the chip now for around $40 versus going to the dealer and around $100. if you do need to get a new key made they need the vehicle as well.
1053217
If your vehicle has factory theft/alarm you will need a bypass module. this remote start is a difficult install if you dont know auto electric.
524825
I could not get the key to work with my 07 4 runner but did have it cut and put in a magnet holder under the truck, that way if i lock my keys in I can use the key to unlock the doors ?
647552
yes with vehicle that have power locks, also if not equipped with hood switch you will a hood switch which I can provide to for a charge. Installation varies depending on knowledge.
924528
hi Javier, i setup and install this rack to my toyota 4runner without problems. All needs comming at the box!
505889
Hello, yes you can, take it to your closest Toyota dealer, tel them what you have and where you got the key fob, dont try to do it yourself, the instructions online are a joke and you will laugh at yourself for just trying it.lol. Anywho Toyota did a great job, cost me 10 bucks for there time.lol works great, and i believe mine was a used one. Hope it will work out for you too. And i hope this helped you.
565139
Yes you do. I installed one on my 97 silverado it worked fine minus additional relays for the door locks. I installed the same unit on my brothers 98 silverado and that year Chevy added theftlock. You will either need to bypass theft lock (search the internet) or buy the bypass module for remote start to work.
1860898
A little ridiculous that we need to deal with such questions. For years Toyota has known that they need to include an OEM lock but they refuse to respond to customer demand. Ditto re: rear wheel disk brakes. Sorry that my answer isn't really on point.
1973106
What they likely mean is that it isn't "plug & play", it would likely mean you have to run your own wiring for 12 volts, ground, and also tap into the brake light circuitry (which the harness from Toyota may furnish for you). You may want to check with a electrical technician at a local Toyota dealership. They likely have one or two techs that specialize in troubleshooting electrical problems, who can help you without even looking it up. Generally if you just stop into the service shot and ask the supervisor or service writer if you can ask them a quick question, they point you in the right direction. In Summary, I can't see why it wouldn't function properly, it just might take the running of a couple of extra wires. By the way, I have this unit on my ol' 1996 Chev pickup and it works great. Good luck!
1201517
If you haven't purchased it, don't! I tried the first one, worked for hours to wire it up and did everything right-checking wiring with a multimeter. I sent back the first one, got another, same results. recommend you consider the Master Lock 4843DATSEN. It took me more time to open the package than hook it up. It works great and does what I need-enable me to back up with the ball under the hitch the first time. If you already bought it, good luck, and you can connect it to your running lights if you want, it just needs 12 volts.
966014
yes it comes with instructions and it will work with any car with power locks but as it is universal you will need a wiring diagram for your specific vehicle to install it .
953643
I'm not sure the power mirror switch is not there Toyota usually has the wiring harness in place so behind the plastic cover there should be the connector for the power mirror switch I would need to see a wiring schematic to see if there is a relay some where in line
937244
I bought this unit a few years ago and installed. I didn't have the range issues like other users here. Make sure you route the antenna as high up under the dash as possible. (The antenna is a thin wire, like the others.) Back to your question, however, you mentioned that your car did NOT come with remote door locks. I'm assuming it does have power locks. If so, this unit will work great. Bulldog even sells harness kits if you don't feel comfortable cutting, splicing, and soldering ignition wires under your dashboard.
1060921
This worked for my 2007 4Runner SR5 http://www.toyota-4runner.org/4th-gen-t4rs/99215-how-make-spare-chipped-keys.html
1321975
sure email us at toyotapart1@yahoo.com with this same question and we can email you the pdf install instructions thanks and sorry we cant add pdf's on here
1694637
This should have everything you would need with the exception of however you intend to connect the wires. Soldering the connections is how I did it because that is the most fool proof method, but it isn't as easy. You will need to find a wiring diagram for your particular vehicle though. I would recommend looking into the adapters from bBulldog security. You can check if they have one for your vehicle on their webpage. They are supposed to make it pretty much plug and play! Hope that helps you out.