Theft Deterrent System Question

[CajunKenny]

Should the red Anti-Theft light be flashing when I lock the door with the key?

Also, is there a keyless entry/arm and dis-arm option for an 87 from Toyota? I don't want an after market one. I want one that integrades with the existing system.

 

[BlackMKIII]

I thought it was only supposed to flash when you did the "Set" procedure. (Or, lock the door from the inside, and while closing the door hold up on the handle)

Sorry I can't tell you for sure, mine stopped working. LOL.

 

[Dan_Gyoba]

The TSRM shows that there are 2 switches at the key cylinder. One is unlock/disarm. Presumably the other is lock/arm.

 

[supraslo]

the light does flash and the alarm is armed when using the key to lock the doors. and to disarm the alarm if it ever goes off unwantily, you need to lock both doors and unlock the passenger side door with the key to reset the alarm.

 

[supraslo]

as far as keyless alarms. I recommend a basic keyless unit from DEI. I know it isn't a factory system, but it is a factory system on almost every car on the road today. You can pick up a keyless system possibly even with a "Toyota" remote fairly cheap if you can find one on ebay or have your local stereo shop order one from a wholesale dealer. that is how I got mine.

 

[CajunKenny]

as far as keyless alarms. I recommend a basic keyless unit from DEI. I know it isn't a factory system, but it is a factory system on almost every car on the road today. You can pick up a keyless system possibly even with a "Toyota" remote fairly cheap if you can find one on ebay or have your local stereo shop order one from a wholesale dealer. that is how I got mine.

Does it interact with the existing Anti-Theft system without problems? The last thing I want to do is creat problems. Mean what I know... :naughty:

Do you remember how much it cost?

 

[Figit090]

it goes solid for a few seconds then blinks to show it has been activated.

at least in my N/A it does. i believe thats how they work.

i'd test it, just incase

 

[vdragonmpc]

Does it interact with the existing Anti-Theft system without problems? The last thing I want to do is creat problems. Mean what I know... :naughty:

Do you remember how much it cost?

I went to hookedontronics.com and bought a Viper auto start system.
Then I went into the tech section here and searched. There was a poster setting up a group buy on Clifford Alarms between searching I had a complete idea of the wiring of the supra to integrate the install.


Remove factory alarm box and ground alarm wire to disable starter kill. For added protection add a hidden switch to this wire to kill the starter.
Introduce it to 8 pound sledge hammer (repeat at least twice for satisfaction)
get wiring the12volt.com OR search Supramania... You will find that removing the stick alarm gives you cool mounting options,

Its not that hard just set aside a weekend and have fun with it. It takes time and being upside down under the dash does get old but on a cold morning I love the sound of a warm supra...

V

 

[Dan_Gyoba]

The easiest thing to do if you get an aftermarket alarm is disable the factory one.

The most common way to do so: Disconnect the switch at the hood latch, and ground the wire that goes to it. This tells the TDDS that the hood is open (Even if it isn't) so it never arms. Ever.

Then you can use the factory under-hood switch with your aftermarket alarm

The cost of an aftermarket system will vary depending on what options you get with it. If you want remote keyless entry, trunk release, or other features, it will cost more. Particularly a qualified installer will charge you more to connect these features.