I recently bought a 91 supra but it didn't come with the keyfob for the factory alarm. does anyone know of a good place to get a replacement or is a dealership my best bet? thanks in advance.
replacement keyfob
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It's the remote. Didn't know the later cars had a fob for the factory alarm although I somehow recall keyless entry was an option.
A few keystrokes reveals several sites that offer factory replacements. Here's one:
http://tinyurl.com/24pps9
http://tinyurl.com/24pps9
I suppose I should have asked my question a little better. I found the sites you all listed, I was looking for a place the community had an opinion about. I usually use resellerratings.com for online shopping but none of those sites have any reviews. what I want to know its whats a trustworthy place to get one.
First, be sure you have keyless entry. It was a semi-rare dealer-installed option for 91-92's (could be used on 89-90's with modifications), and not very many cars have it at all. I can't remember the part number for the remote, but I can check into it.
All 86.5-92 USA Supras have an alarm system, NOT all of them have keyless entry (most do NOT).
Jeff
All 86.5-92 USA Supras have an alarm system, NOT all of them have keyless entry (most do NOT).
Jeff
So what would I need to make keyless entry work for my 89 alarm? Ive gotten very close to buying an alarm system just to be able to unlock by hitting a button.
Thanks! =p
Thanks! =p
If that's all you want just buy an aftermarket keyless entry box. They're cheap and most can be wired to arm/disarm the factory alarm.
I agree. If you must have keyless entry then your best option today is to get an aftermarket alarm.
All of the TDSE kits are gone. You might still be able to find one on Ebay or something but it is a very rare item to find these days - like finding an HKS TEMS controller.
All of the TDSE kits are gone. You might still be able to find one on Ebay or something but it is a very rare item to find these days - like finding an HKS TEMS controller.
Well id like to keep the factory alarm, or at least some kind of alarm system. And utilizing the stock system sounds like it would be the cheapest option. I know a key less entry kit can be had for less than $100 installed though. So, yeah. =D
Just get that remote from the dealer. It's a basic 2 button oval remote, and should be easy to find.
To program it, hold down the green button on the alarm brain with a toothpick while turning the ignition on. Wait for the red status LED to illuminate, then hit a button on the remote- it should program.
Ryan
To program it, hold down the green button on the alarm brain with a toothpick while turning the ignition on. Wait for the red status LED to illuminate, then hit a button on the remote- it should program.
Ryan
Could I snag it from a 91 or 92? Is it a PITA to make work?
I just fear having an alarm installed by someone because they'll most likely do some hack job.
I just fear having an alarm installed by someone because they'll most likely do some hack job.
Inform about the Keyless Entry for factory alarm system - Article# 43 - as they said, it's very rare to come by and unless you have it you do not have a Toyota keyfob.
There is a write up in my sig for incorporating an aftermarket alarm and keeping the stock alarm functioning you and refer to if you like.
There is a write up in my sig for incorporating an aftermarket alarm and keeping the stock alarm functioning you and refer to if you like.