So since I can't find any installers locally that I like/trust, I have decided to give this a go myself. I have had 3 s2000's and have installed pretty much every mod you can think of (Turbo Kit, Supercharger Kits, standalone ems with extra sensors, stereo, ect...), but I have never done an alarm / remote start. So in addition to the 5904 I have, what else is needed/recommended for doing this installation? I know I will need an Immobilizer bypass (which one? PKALL?). What else? Any relays needed? If so, for what and how do I wire them???

I have searched and searched for wiring help and have found multiple threads all containing helpful bits and pieces, but does anyone know of somewhere that would have all the info I will need in one place?? That would be super helpful, I would even pay someone to draw me up a diagram of specifically how to wire / program it...


Thanks!

 

Forgot to mention, I have the optional OEM alarm on my s2 as well...

 

The12volt usually has pretty accurate wiring schematics. I would still test each wire with a Digital Multi Meter so you can be 100% sure that they are correct wires.

 

I recently went through this on a Fit. Not identicaly but the same idea. I would recommend the PKall, it made bypassing the immobilizer a breeze. Otherwise, all you need is the 5904 wires and you just need to hook up the right ones to the appropriate wires on the car. This is a guide that really helped me:

http://www.toyotatundraforum.com/ele...start-diy.html

Also, look for the following PDF: N5702V_2008_08web.pdf

The instructions that come with the 5904 are completely useless, other than the "wiring diagram" page. I would recommend you find a wiring diagram for your S, and start making notes and matching up wires from the diagram included in the 5904 to which wires you need on the S.

Patience is key, this is a bear of an installation. I would recommend you read through the documentation multiple times over the course of a week or two. Then give yourself a full weekend to do the installation.

Not to scare you away, but after having done the installation myself, this is definitely one that I would pay someone to do in the future.