Will the Avital 4113LX work with a 2004 Toyota Tundra SR5 with no alarm, without additional parts?
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You will most likely need a transponder bypass module, There is a slim chance that your key isn't chipped. There are many adapters as you can see from all of the comments. All similar, all made by different companies. The PKALL and DBALL and DBALL2 are not compatible with your vehicle. XK01- TOYDL v1.00, 556UW, and RFLUB are Directed Electronics products that are compatible with your vehicle. XK01- TOYDL v1.00 needs to be programmed and unless you're a tech with access to the software, I would recommend against it. The 556UW requires the loss of a key, but it is very effective. I hope that this has been helpful. You will most likely need a transponder bypass module, There is a slim chance that your key isn't chipped. There are many adapters as you can see from all of the comments. All similar, all made by different companies. The PKALL and DBALL and DBALL2 are not compatible with your vehicle. XK01- TOYDL v1.00, 556UW, and RFLUB are Directed Electronics products that are compatible with your vehicle. XK01- TOYDL v1.00 needs to be programmed and unless you're a tech with access to the software, I would recommend against it. The 556UW requires the loss of a key, but it is very effective. I hope that... » Read More You will most likely need a transponder bypass module, There is a slim chance that your key isn't chipped. There are many adapters as you can see from all of the comments. All similar, all made by different companies. The PKALL and DBALL and DBALL2 are not compatible with your vehicle. XK01- TOYDL v1.00, 556UW, and RFLUB are Directed Electronics products that are compatible with your vehicle. XK01- TOYDL v1.00 needs to be programmed and unless you're a tech with access to the software, I would recommend against it. The 556UW requires the loss of a key, but it is very effective. I hope that this has been helpful. « Show Less
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Should be fine all by itself. Most likely your key she's not have a chip in it. If so you'll also needed PKALL
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You will need some small electronic parts (like relays/diodes/resistors) to install. Should cost a few dollars. If you think you can handle that dig around google for more details. http://www.commandocaralarms.com/wiring/2004-2006/Toyota/Tundra/2048.html
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I assume that it will work for the 2005 as advertised. Sorry, but you will have to take it to a dealership or a company that installs auto alarm systems. It requires a computer to program it. I used a company as they were $10 cheaper than the dealership. Shop around for prices. Mine still working like a champ.
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Yes it will work. We at Car Alarm Depot pre-program for free. Yes you will need to splice the yellow wire on the t-harness to the yellow wire on the 20 pin evo harness.
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Yes it will but you might need a bypass module if it has a chip in the key or factory alarm
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Had mine installed at an auto shop. Note, this unit only opens and closes the doors. It is not an alarm system with siren, immobilizer etc.
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According to here: http://www.remotesandkeys.com/product-p/z2062b.htmIt will work fine with that alarm.
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I owned a Lumina years ago. It din't have alarm system. unless yours was install after market. Dont think this remote would work with a after market alarm cause they are pre-progam with GM Computer systems. Most of the remotes (Beepers) have a number on the back. Try typing those numbers on google. Good luck Tim.
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Yes this will work with no additional equipment needed. I have it installed in a Toyota Tundra with the JBL premium sound system.
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"You are too close to the vehicle, please step away" lol. I had the alarm along time ago. Loved it. Yes both systems will work. You'll have a blue wire I believe from the remote start that will conect to alarm.
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I'm pretty sure it will work if the alarm you are referring to is the factory alarm and not an aftermarket one.
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It should, but you may need to take your dash apart as I did to wire it in....google the tundra forums, there are excellent instructions there and details on if the wiring will be needed or not.
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yes it will. you will need a bypass Part # PKALL No it is not an alarm just remote start and keyless entry
1804048
pull out the blank switch and if there is 8 wires on the plug it will work if its less then youll have to add 2 wires check out the tundra forums they have pics and instructions
2256808
The alarm itself will work on any vehicle with a 12 volt negative ground system. The other features may or may not work depending on hook-up and level of expertise for installation.
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The one that I bought for my brother's Honda works just fine. I believe his had short circuited so I would assume you can get it to work too. You do need to make sure that you reactivate it with your alarm in order for it to work. Good luck!!!!
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Yes, this will work without a Viper alarm system. I had this hooked up to a AA powere source that I could turn on and off whenever I wanted to. Though if you are in a low income area they probably don't even know what Viper is because I had this on and my car still was broken into.
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I can't see why it wouldn't. The remote starter is almost always the easiest part to hook up. Finding a good [and properly hooking up/programming] the bypass module is usually the hard part. You'll also need to find a bypass module to use with your Tundra [or any other vehicle that has any sort of chipped key].