sjn25281 wrote:Hi all. I have a few thoughts on these two separate mods:
Key-left-in alarm mod via unplugging at the ignition:
Yeah this works, but the engine management system, and security system rely on the detection of the key for various functions (eg. program new keys, diagnostics, flash upload new engine firmware/settings). I doubt it had anything to do with he airbags, but just in case, I have a better idea...
Why not put an in-line switch on one of the two wires from that plug??? That way you can quickly restore all factory functionality with a flick of a switch. If you intend to use it regularly, put it on the dash with all the other switches, or if its only going to be occasional, have it behind the dash where you can reach it on the odd occasion that it bothers you, but where you, the RTA and Toyota dealers can't see it.
woodhead wrote:This post is the gift that keeps on giving. There is one fix that no one seems to have mentioned yet. I cut the original wire away from the drivers door switch and then spliced a new wire from the drivers door switch into the rear door switch circuit (leaving rear door circuit intact). Noise gone. The only draw back is the headlight reminder won't work, but all other alarms will, no problems with locking keys in, interior light still works and no other concerns / problems associated with pulling the plug from the ignition or tampering with the buzzer itself.
10 luxxxx wrote:I must be missing something does this beep really give you all the shi:s that much? put your seat belt on don't leave the door open job done. Don't get me wrong I've got the seat belt beep turned off but the key in ignition one I just don't understand why
10 luxxxx wrote:I must be missing something does this beep really give you all the shi:s that much? put your seat belt on don't leave the door open job done. Don't get me wrong I've got the seat belt beep turned off but the key in ignition one I just don't understand why
aandy wrote:woodhead wrote:This post is the gift that keeps on giving. There is one fix that no one seems to have mentioned yet. I cut the original wire away from the drivers door switch and then spliced a new wire from the drivers door switch into the rear door switch circuit (leaving rear door circuit intact). Noise gone. The only draw back is the headlight reminder won't work, but all other alarms will, no problems with locking keys in, interior light still works and no other concerns / problems associated with pulling the plug from the ignition or tampering with the buzzer itself.
Did this today, best solution yet I think. The hilux just thinks I am getting in and out the back door
The security light is as per normal, interior light as per normal, the auto relocking(or not) as per normal.
As mentioned no headlight on warning, next mod is auto headlight off.
mark409 wrote:aandy wrote:woodhead wrote:This post is the gift that keeps on giving. There is one fix that no one seems to have mentioned yet. I cut the original wire away from the drivers door switch and then spliced a new wire from the drivers door switch into the rear door switch circuit (leaving rear door circuit intact). Noise gone. The only draw back is the headlight reminder won't work, but all other alarms will, no problems with locking keys in, interior light still works and no other concerns / problems associated with pulling the plug from the ignition or tampering with the buzzer itself.
Did this today, best solution yet I think. The hilux just thinks I am getting in and out the back door
The security light is as per normal, interior light as per normal, the auto relocking(or not) as per normal.
As mentioned no headlight on warning, next mod is auto headlight off.
Woodhead I like this fix best ,next question wher do you find these wires .Are they the same on a 2013 model.
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