do i need any canceller or relays for my 07 toyota camry or is it plug n play
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I bought theses for a 99 Honda civic. It came with anti flicker relays. My setup required running wires from passenger side to drivers side headlights. Also requires battery 12v and ground. Took less then 30 minutes to install. If you have any more question may want to email seller. My vehicle didnt require any extra parts. Almost forgot your going to need extra zip ties for install.
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I plugged these in with no other hardware... Was plug and play.. The manual sucked but it was pretty easy to figure out.
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hi you dont need it its plug and play, all the radio wires are ready to connect in the original wires
208405
You will need a foglight wiring kit. It will have a relay and on/off switch.
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I can't answer to your specific model but we were able to easily set this up to work with our 2004 Toyota Camry. This was to replace the original fob that came with the car and that may have something to do with the simplicity of syncing it up but it was a non-issue. My 17 year old son set this up for his father in less than 10 minutes. Hope this helps.
2137554
Fortunately my Toyota was pre-wired and I simply bought the adaptor. You might ask your local U-haul what they would charge to connect it for you if a adapter is not available.
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I used the relay and did not cut any of the original wires when I installed these. I used the original horn harness to trigger the relay. The original connection on my car was a simple press fit spade connector, so it was easy. If your car has a fancier connector it might be more difficult to avoid cutting some original wires.
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If your car does not come equipped with power locks, you would need door actuators and depending on the car and how many doors you want to have with keyless entry, you would need a relay. This is only if you would like the keyless entry portion of the system.
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This includes everything to install but is not plug and play. You have to tap the door closure wires and hook the relay into the battery.
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You shouldn't need to change the flasher relay, I have installed these on several vehicles and not had to change flashers.
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Worse case would be they turn off and you get a light on the dash. But the canceller and if you don't need it return it. My VW needed them and they still don't work sometimes but vw's are a pain
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Just bought one for my pioneer, basic install make sure its connected to the wires coming out of the unit not the wires in the vehicle, the ground wire (black) should be grounded to the vehicle as well as the bypass. This worked where a standard relay would not, it double pulses or however it works
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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.
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Hid computer warning canceler and anti flicker look it up for your make model
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Steve: I was able (with my 2001 Camry) to just unplug it and plug the other one in. Both have the same plug and socket configuration.I used Denso's website to match their part number to my Toyota part number before buying it. If Deno's part number comes up as a match on their website - I think you'll find you don't have to splice anything . I would use a wire tie to secure the cable away from the hot exhaust metal. I tied it loosely to the radiator water hose. (that's where the old one was secured by Toyota) Good Luck.
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Its universal. Not specific for any vehicle. Research to see if you need an anti flicker dongle
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Yeah, easy, just get a relay from your autoparts store or they don't work. It's like 8 bucks.
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!