Remote Start DIY Wiring Guide 2006-2010 Yaris - Toyota Yaris Forums

hatch2008 · 12-13-2010, 02:50 PM

ok so i did have everything connected correctly as i check it over 100 times lol , and i have found and fixed my problem, after finding all my wires connected properly and speaking to scott too assure i had them connected propery, thanks a milllion scott really appricate it, i decided to open up the prostart control unit and make sure nothing seemed out of place , what i found was that two of my pins for my bypass in the prostart unit where not even soldered to the circuit board. i exchanged the unit at my local store, plugged in the new one, programmed it and the remote start worked like a charm. jus thought i would post this incase some else has a similar problem, sometimes you may be doing it right but the brand new part is faulty. thanks again scott

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12-13-2010, 02:50 PM	#11
hatch2008 Drives: 2008 yaris Join Date: Dec 2010 Location: canada Posts: 10	ok so i did have everything connected correctly as i check it over 100 times lol , and i have found and fixed my problem, after finding all my wires connected properly and speaking to scott too assure i had them connected propery, thanks a milllion scott really appricate it, i decided to open up the prostart control unit and make sure nothing seemed out of place , what i found was that two of my pins for my bypass in the prostart unit where not even soldered to the circuit board. i exchanged the unit at my local store, plugged in the new one, programmed it and the remote start worked like a charm. jus thought i would post this incase some else has a similar problem, sometimes you may be doing it right but the brand new part is faulty. thanks again scott