Keyless question - Toyota Yaris Forums

IllusionX · 10-29-2008, 06:52 PM

i skipped alot of reading... but just so you guys know. if you lock the doors with the powerlocks (keyless or door switch), toyota has made it so that the door switch will not unlock any doors after the door has been closed. I last tried the system, it would still not unlock, even if you didn't use the switch to lock the doors, 1 min you have opened and closed the the door.

it is a security feature so that people cannot unlock the doors by sliding through the window and pushing the button.

so.... if your aftermarket keyless entry is wired to the switch, then it's done wrong.

btw, for those who haven't noticed. if your car come with factory power door locks. using your key to unlock from the driver's side TWICE unlocks all the doors, or passenger door with the key once locks/unlocks all the doors. and driver's side with key locks all the doors.
Those are probably the wires you should wired to (my guess is those wires Scott's picture is showing us)

CTScott · 10-29-2008, 10:13 PM

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Originally Posted by IllusionX

i skipped alot of reading... but just so you guys know. if you lock the doors with the powerlocks (keyless or door switch), toyota has made it so that the door switch will not unlock any doors after the door has been closed. I last tried the system, it would still not unlock, even if you didn't use the switch to lock the doors, 1 min you have opened and closed the the door.

it is a security feature so that people cannot unlock the doors by sliding through the window and pushing the button.

so.... if your aftermarket keyless entry is wired to the switch, then it's done wrong.

btw, for those who haven't noticed. if your car come with factory power door locks. using your key to unlock from the driver's side TWICE unlocks all the doors, or passenger door with the key once locks/unlocks all the doors. and driver's side with key locks all the doors.
Those are probably the wires you should wired to (my guess is those wires Scott's picture is showing us)

Correct on all accounts. And, your explanation answers the question as to why the system behaves as it does when the wrong wire is used.

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10-29-2008, 06:52 PM	#1
IllusionX It's the illusion you see View User's Garage Drives: 07 Yaris Sedan Aero Join Date: Oct 2006 Location: Brossard, QC Posts: 3,888	i skipped alot of reading... but just so you guys know. if you lock the doors with the powerlocks (keyless or door switch), toyota has made it so that the door switch will not unlock any doors after the door has been closed. I last tried the system, it would still not unlock, even if you didn't use the switch to lock the doors, 1 min you have opened and closed the the door. it is a security feature so that people cannot unlock the doors by sliding through the window and pushing the button. so.... if your aftermarket keyless entry is wired to the switch, then it's done wrong. btw, for those who haven't noticed. if your car come with factory power door locks. using your key to unlock from the driver's side TWICE unlocks all the doors, or passenger door with the key once locks/unlocks all the doors. and driver's side with key locks all the doors. Those are probably the wires you should wired to (my guess is those wires Scott's picture is showing us)