REMOTE ENGINE STARTER · 2018-07-14 · Engine does not start by remote. 1. Remote keyless entry operation 2. Engine operation 3. Remote E/G start operation 4. Remote Engine Starter

Rev. B 01/18/06

REMOTE ENGINE STARTER

TROUBLESHOOTING GUIDE

2008- LAND CRUISER TVIP V4 REMOTE ENGINE STARTER (RES) TROUBLESHOOTING GUIDE

Remote Engine Starter Troubleshooting Guide Page 2

TABLE OF CONTENTS

DESCRIPTION PAGE

PRE-CHECK 3

RES ECU PIN LAYOUT AND TERMINALS 4-5

ACCESSORY GATEWAY ECU PIN LAYOUT AND TERMINALS 6

HOW TO PROCEED WITH TROUBLESHOOTING 7

CUSTOMER PROBLEM ANALYSIS CHECK 8

PROBLEM SYMPTOMS TABLE 9

DIAGNOSTIC OPERATION 10-11 Diagnosis Mode Reset Conditions 12

DIAGNOSTIC CODE BY SCAN TOOL 12

INSPECTIONS Engine Does Not Start by Remote 13-15 Engine Does Not Stop by Remote 16-17Engine Stops Unexpectedly 18-19 Failed Registration of Immobilizer ID Code 20-21


PRE-CHECK

REMOTE ENGINE STARTER CHARACTERISTICS

(a) The operation distance varies according to how customers hold the transmitter or where it is used.

(b) Strong external radio waves or other frequency noise may interfere with the Remote Engine Starter’s operation distance.

REMOTE ENGINE STARTER BASIC FUNCTIONS

(a) Stand on the driver’s side, three feet away from the vehicle.

(b) Turn the transmitter toward the vehicle and press and release the LOCK button twice within two seconds. Immediately press and hold the LOCK button for three seconds. The hazard lights flash after three seconds.

(c) The engine then starts, and the hazard lights flash for 20 seconds.

(d) Press the UNLOCK button. The engine stops and hazard lights flash twice.ORPress and hold the LOCK button for two or more seconds. The engine stops and the hazard lightsflash once.

MPXST1IPRDIGOPI2LDUT

OP13(DSWH)STSWOB2I+BIGI-ST10-GNDGND--OB20

Part Number: 90980-12258 Color: White

MALE FRONT VIEW MALE FRONT VIEW

Part Number: 90980-11361 Color: White


RES ECU PIN LAYOUT <Connector>

910 8 7 6 5 4 3 2 1

20 19 18 17 16 15 14 13 12 11

12

8 7 6 5 4 3

*1: Vehicles without Push Start System only.*2: Vehicles with Push Start System only.

Terminal No.

Content Signal

1 MPX Signal 2 ST1 Input *1 3 SHIFT P 4 RES Diag 5 OPTIONINPUT2 6 CHECK ENGINE

LIGHT7 OPTIONINPUT3 8 (HOOD SW.) 9 STSW Signal *2 10 OBD2 (Diag.) *1 11 +B 12 IG113 N.C. 14 ST1 Output *1 15 N.C. 16 GND 17 GND 18 N.C. 19 N.C. 20 OBD2 (Imm. ECU) *1

Terminal No.

Content Signal

1 AM1 *1 2 AM2 *1 3 IGI *1 4 N.C. 5 ACC *1 6 ST2 *1 7 N.C. 8 IG2 *1

AM1AM2IG1-ACCST2-IG2


RES ECU TERMINALS

Remote Engine Starter ECU Input/Output Specifications

Signal Symbol I/O Condition +B +B ECU+B 12V (TYP) GND E ECU GND 0 V AM1 *1 AM1 Input AM2 *1 AM2 Input IG1 *1 IG1 Output IG2 *1 IG2 Output ACC *1 ACC Output ST2 *1 ST2 Output

Dropping voltage: Less than 0.2V

IG1(same terminal as above)

IG1 Input ON : Over (+B-1) V

Hood SW DSWH Input Close : Less than 1V Shift position P P Input ON : Over (+B-1) V Check engine lamp

LDUT Input OFF : Less than 2.2V ON : Over 6V

Diagnosiscommunication1 *1

OB2I Input Pulse generation during communication

Diagnosiscommunication2 *1

OB2O Output Pulse generation during communication

BEANcommunication

MPX Commu- nication

Pulse generation

ST1(IN) *1 ST1I Input ON : Over (+B-1)V ST1(OUT) *1 ST1O Output Permissible current : 500mA STSW *2 STSW Output ON : Over (+B-2) V Remote engine starter diagnosis input

RDIG Input ON : Less than 1V

*1: Vehicles without Push Start System only.*2: Vehicles with Push Start System only.

Part Number: 90980-10798 Color: Dark gray

MALE FRONT VIEW


ACCESSORY GATEWAY ECU PIN LAYOUT

<Connector>

ACCESSORY GATEWAY ECU TERMINALS

Accessory gateway ECU Input/Output Specifications

Signal Symbol I/O Condition +B +B ECU+B 12V (TYP) GND E ECU GND 0 V MPX signal for accessory

MPXY Commu- nication

MPX signal for Vehicle LAN

MPX Commu- nication

Pulse generation

5 4 3 2 1

Terminal No. Content Signal

1 MPX Signal for Accessory MPXY 2 N.C. _ 3 +B +B 4 GND GND 5 MPX Signal for Vehicle MPX


HOW TO PROCEED WITH TROUBLESHOOTING

HINT Use these procedures to troubleshoot the Remote Engine Starter. The hand-held tester should be used in Step 4.

1 VEHICLE BROUGHT IN FOR SERVICE

2 CUSTOMER PROBLEM ANALYSIS CHECK AND SYMPTOM CHECK

3 PROBLEM SYMPTOMS TABLE

4 OVERALL ANALYSIS AND TROUBLESHOOTING (a) Diagnostic Mode check, if necessary (see page 10) (b) Check ECU terminals (see pages 4 to 6) (c) Check wire harness (see I/I and EWD)

5 Please fax the Replacement Authorization Request Sheet and Customer Problem Analysis Check Sheet to (800) 438-5410 to receive an RES Authorization Number. For assistance, please call Fujitsu Ten Technical Support at (800) 237-5413.

7 CONFIRMATION TEST

END

6 CHECK INSTALLATION AND PROGRAMING, REPAIR OR REPLACE

NEXT

NEXT

NEXT

NEXT

NEXT

NEXT

NEXT


CUSTOMER PROBLEM ANALYSIS CHECK

Today’s date:_____________ __

Customer’s Name R.O. No.

Problem Conditions Verified Unable to verify Date Problem First Occurred (M) /(D) / (Y) Where did the problem occur? Home Work OtherHow far from the user was the car? Less than 5 feet 5 to 10 feet

10 to 30 feet More than 30 feet When did the problem occur? After car repaired After engine stalled

After other accesorry installed After change to new car key or transmitter

How often has the problem occurred? Always Sometimes Once only

Weather Clear Cloudy Rainy Snowy Various/Other

Weather Conditions When Problem Occurred Outdoor

Temperature Hot Warm Cool Very Cold Approx. Deg F

Customer Complaint (After completing inspection, please select one from below, or choose “other” if not applicable.) Engine did not start (1) Was the Immobilizer code registration confirmed?

Yes No (2) How many times did the hazard lights flash in

Diagnostic Mode? ____ times Engine stopped unexpectedly (1) Was the total run time under 20 minutes?

Yes No(2) How many times did the hazard lights flash in

Diagnostic Mode? ____ times Engine did not stop (1) What condition was present when the problem occurred?

LOCK button pressed and held UNLOCK button pressed Engine ran more than 10 min. Hood was open

Key was in ignition or push start button was pressed “Check Engine” light came on Other ________________________________________

Other (Please explain in detail) ___________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________

REMOTE ENGINE STARTER SYSTEM Check Sheet


PROBLEM SYMPTOMS TABLE

Symptom Check item See page Engine does not start by remote.

1. Remote keyless entry operation 2. Engine operation 3. Remote E/G start operation 4. Remote Engine Starter diagnosis 5. Vehicle circuit (Engine Starter ECU

input/output check) 6. Immobilizer ID code registration

13

Engine does not stop by remote.

1. Remote keyless entry operation 2. Remote E/G stop operation 3. Vehicle circuit (Engine Starter ECU

input/output check)

16

Engine stops unexpectedly. 1. Total operation time (Run time) 2. Remote Engine Starter Diagnosis 3. Vehicle circuit (Engine Starter ECU

input/output check)

18

Registration of ID code of Immobilizer failed.

1. Immobilizer ID code registration operation

2. Vehicle circuit (Engine Starter ECU input/output check)

20


DIAGNOSTIC OPERATION

ENGINE STARTER DIAGNOSIS

NOTE: Turn the engine off before performing any diagnostic function.

The Diagnostic Mode can help determine why the engine stops/fails.To set the Diagnostic Mode, you must locate and connect the Diagnostic Connectors (RDIG). To do so, follow the steps below:

(1) Remove the passenger side step cover.

(2) Remove the passenger side cowl cover.

(3) Find and connect the Diagnostic Connectors (RDIG) with label, located in the passengercowl area.

RES DiagnosticConnectors

Theseconnectorsmust be connected.

Cowl Cover

Nut

Step Cover


Diagnostic Operation

DIAGNOSTIC FACTOR IDENTIFICATION

The Diagnostic Mode indicates the causes of engine stop or failure to start as listed below.

Engine Stop Factor

*1: The immobilizer registration should be confirmed if the connection and terminal signal don’t have any problem. (Only installation timing)

*2: When two or more of these conditions are responsible for the engine stop or non-start, they will be indicated by order of priority.

Engine Stop Factor Hazard Lights Flashing Time

AffectedTerminal

Order of Priority*2

No abnormal stop in the past 0 None 9 Key switch is on 1 MPXY, MPX 1

Any door is unlocked 2 MPXY, MPX 4 Engine RPM is too high or low 3 MPXY, MPX 7

“Check Engine” is indicated 4 LDUT 8Any door or hood is opened 5 MPXY, MPX,

(DSWH)2

Gearshift position is not “P” 6 MPXY, MPX, P 5 Brake is on 7 MPXY, MPX, 3

Vehicle speed is abnormal 8 MPXY, MPX, 6 Discrepancy on Immobilizer Collation. 9 MPX, OB2I, OB2O

*19

Check Engine Connection NG 10 MPX, LDUT 10

IG OFF ON

Hazard Lights Flashing

Press the Brake pedal: < OFF ON (Press) >

Connect the diagnostic connector: < Open GND (Connect) >

Wait for more than 3 seconds


DIAGNOSTIC MODE EXIT CONDITIONS

You may exit the Diagnostic Mode by doing either of the following:

1: Disconnect the diagnostic connectors.OR2: Wait 10 minutes from the time the diagnostic connectors were connected.

After completing the repair, the diagnostic connectors should be disconnected and re-secured prior to reassembly of the trim covers.

NOTE: The Remote Engine Starter will store the code for the last engine stop factor in its memory, even after exiting Diagnostic Mode. The code cannot be cleared from the Remote Engine Starter ECU’s memory.

DIAGNOSTIC CODE BY SCAN TOOL

When RES has the following defects, diagnostic code is indicated by the scan tool.

1: Internal Relay of the RES ECU Abnormality Detected CODE [B2334] 2: Internal Switch of the RES ECU for Vehicle Starter Abnormality Detected CODE [B2333]

If you find the above code by the scan tool, PLEASE CALL Fujitsu Ten Technical Support at (800) 237-5413.


INSPECTION 1/9

(a) Ignition must be “OFF” when starting this procedure.

(a) Press the LOCK button. (b) Confirm the doors are locked.

<Smart Entry Vehicle> (a) Start the engine with the POWER button. (b) Confirm the engine is activated.

<Non Smart Entry Vehicle> (a) Start the engine with the key in the IG key cylinder. (b) Confirm the engine is activated.

3 CHECK REMOTE ENGINE START OPERATION (a) Press and release the LOCK button twice within 2 seconds.

Then immediately press and hold the LOCK button for 3 seconds.

ENGINE DOES NOT START BY REMOTE. INSPECTION PROCEDURE

1 CHECK REMOTE KEYLESS ENTRY OPERATION

2 CHECK ENGINE OPERATION

HINT: EXPLAIN THE FOLLOWING INFORMATION TO CUSTOMER:The transmission range for remote start may be shorter than the remote’s basic keyless entry operation. Range can also be affected by the surrounding environment.

END

GO TO VEHICLE’S REPAIR MANUAL AND CHECK ENGINE OPERATION

OK

OK

GO TO VEHICLE’S REPAIR MANUAL AND CHECK REMOTE KEYLESS ENTRY OPERATION

NO

NO

NO

OK

GO TO STEP 4


INSPECTION 2/9

4 CHECK REMOTE ENGINE STARTER DIAGNOSIS

(a) Please check the diagnostic code by scan tool. (See “Diagnostic Code by Scan Tool” on page 12). If [B2334] or [B2333] is indicated, please call Fujitsu Ten Technical Support at (800) 237-5413.

(b) Connect the diagnostic connectors to enter the Diagnostic Mode. (See “Diagnostic Operation” on page 10 for the location of the connectors). If the connectors are already plugged in, please disconnect and plug them in again. (c) Check the factor to stop the engine by applying the brake in Diagnostic Mode. Hazard lights will flash in accordance with the factor of engine stop. (See “Diagnostic Factor Identification” on page 11.)

Measure the voltage and resistance of the affected terminals (listed on page 11) on the wire harness for Remote Engine Starter ECU and Accessory Gateway ECU. Then, compare measured value to specifications. (See RES ECU and Accessory Gateway ECU pin layout and terminal information from pages 4 to 6 for specifications.)

Measure the voltage and resistance of the other or all terminals on the wire harness for Remote Engine Starter ECU and Accessory gateway ECU. Then, compare measured value to specifications. (See RES ECU and Accessory Gateway ECU pin layout and terminal information from pages 4 to 6 for specifications.)

Check for continuity of the wire harness. (See Installation Instruction and Electrical Wiring Diagram.)

5-1 CHECK VEHICLE CIRCUIT (REMOTE ENGINE STARTER ECU AND ACCESSORY GATEWAY ECU INPUT/OUTPUT CHECK)


5-3 CHECK VEHICLE CIRCUIT (WIRE HARNESS CONTINUITY CHECK)

GO TO STEP 5-3

GO TO STEP 5-2

Number of hazard light flashes: 1 to 10

NOOK

Number of hazard light flashes: 0

GO TO STEP 5-3 NO

OK

GO TO STEP 6

CHANGE REMOTE ENGINE STARTER WIRE HARNESS

NOOK

PLEASE VERIFY THE WIRE HARNESS CONNECTIONS If they are OK: CHANGE REMOTE ENGINE STARTER ECU AND ACCESSORY GATEWAY ECU


INSPECTION 3/9

6 RETRY REGISTRATION OF IMMOBILIZER ID CODE

See Remote Engine Starter installation instructions posted on TIS for the registration method.

* Please fax “RES Replacement Authorization Request Form” and “Customer Problem Analysis Check”to (800) 438-5410 to receive an authorization number before you change the parts.

7 RETRY REMOTE ENGINE START

CHANGE REMOTE ENGINE STARTER ECU AND ACCESSORY GATEWAY ECU

NOOK

PLEASE CALL Fujitsu Ten Technical Support at (800) 237-5413

END

NOOK


INSPECTION 4/9

(a) Ignition must be “OFF” when starting this procedure.

(a) Press the UNLOCK button. (b) Confirm the doors are unlocked.

2 CHECK REMOTE ENGINE STOP OPERATION

(a) Press the UNLOCK button once. OR (b) Press and hold the LOCK button for 2 seconds.

Measure the voltage and resistance of each terminal on the wire harness for Remote Engine Starter ECU and Accessory Gateway ECU. Then, compare measured value to specifications. (See RES ECU and Accessory Gateway ECU pin layout and terminal information from pages 4 to 6 for specifications.)

ENGINE DOES NOT STOP BY REMOTE. INSPECTION PROCEDURE

1 CHECK REMOTE KEYLESS ENTRY OPERATION


HINT: If the engine does not stop by remote: <Vehicle with Smart entry> Press the POWER button to stop the engine. <Vehicle without Smart entry> Disconnect the Remote Engine Starter ECU connector.

GO TO VEHICLE’S REPAIR MANUAL AND CHECK REMOTE KEYLESS ENTRY OPERATION

END

NO

OK

NO

OK

GO TO STEP 3-2 NO

OK

GO TO STEP4


INSPECTION 5/9


4 RETRY REMOTE ENGINE STOP



END

OKNO


NOOK


PLEASE CALL Fujitsu Ten Technical Support at (800) 237-5413


INSPECTION 6/9

INSPECTION PROCEDURE

1 CHECK THE REMOTE ENGINE STARTER TOTAL OPERATION TIME

(a) Ask the customer the operation time and how the customer operates the Remote Engine Starter. (b) Remote start engine and let it run for 10 minutes.

(a) Please check the diagnostic code by scan tool. (See “Diagnostic Code by Scan Tool” on page 12). If [B2334] or [B2333] is indicated, please call Fujitsu Ten Technical Support at (800) 237-5413.

(b) Connect the diagnostic connectors to enter the Diagnostic Mode. (See “Diagnostic Operation” on page 10 for the location of the connectors). If the connectors are already plugged in, please disconnect and plug them in again. (c) Check the factor to stop the engine by applying the brake in Diagnostic Mode. Hazard lights will flash in accordance with the factor of engine stop. (See “Diagnostic Factor Identification” on page 11.)

ENGINE STOPS UNEXPECTEDLY

2 CHECK REMOTE ENGINE STARTER DIAGNOSIS

HINT: EXPLAIN HOW ENGINE STARTER WORKS TO CUSTOMER:Any vehicles started with the Remote Engine Starter can idle for a total 20 minutes. Automatic engine shutdown occurs after 10 minutes, but the vehicle may be remotely started as many times as the user wishes and run for an additional 10 minutes. After 20 minutes of total operation, however, the vehicle must be started manually to reset the Remote Engine Starter.

OK

NO

END

GO TO STEP 3-1

GO TO STEP 5-2

Number of hazard light flashes: 1 to 10

Number of hazard light flashes: 0


INSPECTION 7/9


Measure the voltage and resistance of the affected terminals (listed on page 11) on the wire harness for Remote Engine Starter ECU and Accessory Gateway ECU. Then, compare measured value to specifications. (See RES ECU and Accessory Gateway ECU pin layout and terminal information from pages 4 to 6 for specifications.)


Measure the voltage and resistance of the other or all terminals on the wire harness for Remote Engine Starter ECU and Accessory gateway ECU. Then, compare measured value to specifications. (See RES ECU and Accessory Gateway ECU pin layout and terminal information from pages 4 to 6 for specifications.)




OKNO

GO TO STEP 3-3 NO

OK

PLEASE CALL (800) 237-5413.


NO

OK

GO TO STEP 3-3



INSPECTION 8/9

FAILED REGISTRATION OF IMMOBILIZER ID CODE

INSPECTION PROCEDURE

1 CONFIRM THE PROCEDURE OF REGISTRATION

(a) See the installation instructions posted on TIS for the ID code registration process.

(b) For any assistance with the registration process, call Fujitsu Ten Technical Support at (800) 237-5413.

2 RETRY REGISTRATION OF IMMOBILIZER ID CODE

(a) VEHICLES WITH SMART ENTRY Retry registration slowly with scan tool.

(b) VEHICLES WITHOUT SMART ENTRYRetry manual registration slowly.

Measure the voltage and resistance of each terminal on the wire harness for Remote Engine Starter ECU and Accessory gateway ECU. Then, compare measured value to specifications. (See RES ECU and Accessory Gateway ECU pin layout and terminal information from pages 4 to 6 for specifications.)


END

END

GO TO STEP 3-1

NEXT

OK

NOOK

NO

GO TO STEP 3-2 NOOK

GO TO STEP 4


INSPECTION 9/9


4 RETRY REGISTRATION



CHANGE REMOTE ENGINE STARTER ECU AND ACCESSORY GATEWAY ECU

END

NO

OK


NOOK


2010- LAND CRUISER TVIP V4 REMOTE ENGINE STARTER (RES) ELECTRICAL WIRING DIAGRAM (EWD)

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2010- LAND CRUISER TVIP V4 REMOTE ENGINE STARTER (RES) CONNECTORS

2009- LAND CRUISER TVIP V4 REMOTE ENGINE STARTER (RES) CONNECTORS

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TOYOTA LAND CRUISER 2013 - TVIP V4 Preparation REMOTE ENGINE STARTER (RES)

Page 1 of 26 pages Issue B: 12/21/12

Part Number: PT398-60140

Conflicts Will not program with Techstream Lite.

Recommended Sequence of Application Item # Accessory 1 XM XM Radio 2 TVIP V2 Glass Breakage Sensor (GBS)

and/or V4 Remote Engine Starter (RES)

Kit Contents Item # Quantity Description 1 1 Wire Harness 2 1 RES ECU Bracket 3 1 Extra Large Wire Tie

Hardware Bag Contents Item # Quantity Description 1 1 RES ECU 2 1 Gateway ECU 3 1 Gateway ECU Bracket 4 1 M6 Tapping Screw 5 15 Wire Ties 6 1 Waterproof Sheet 7 2 Large Foam Tape (1sheet - 2pcs) 8 1 Custom Double Stick Tape 9 2 Key Tag (English) 10 2 Window Labels (English) 11 2 Transmitter Labels (English) 12 1 Engine Room Warning Label (English)

13 2 Key Tag (Spanish) 14 2 Window Labels (Spanish) 15 2 Transmitter Labels (Spanish) 16 1 Engine Room Warning Label (Spanish)

17 1 Owner’s Guide

Additional Items Required For Installation Item # Quantity Description 1 1 Black Electrical Tape

Recommended Tools Personal & Vehicle Protection Notes

Safety Glasses Safety Gloves (Optional) Vehicle Protection Blankets, Parts Boxes Special Tools Notes Techstream Do not use Techstream Lite Installation Tools Notes Screwdriver #2 Phillips

Nylon Panel Removal Tool e.g. Panel Pry Tool #1 Toyota SST # 00002-06001-01

Side Cutters

Torque Wrench 36 in•lbf (4.07 N•m) 88.5 in•lbf (10 N•m)

Utility Knife Pliers Clip Clamp Pliers Tape Clear Wrench 10mm Socket 10mm, Extension, 10mm Deep

Special Chemicals Notes Cleaner VDC Approved Cleaner Glass Cleaner Household Glass Cleaner

Legend

Care must be taken when installing this accessory to ensure damage does not occur to the vehicle. The installation of this accessory should follow approved guidelines to ensure a quality installation.

These guidelines can be found in the "Accessory Installation Practices" document.

This document covers such items as: Vehicle Protection (use of covers and blankets, cleaning chemicals, etc.) Safety (eye protection, rechecking torque procedure, etc.) Vehicle Disassembly/Reassembly (panel removal, part storage, etc.) Electrical Component Disassembly/Reassembly (battery disconnection, connector removal, etc.)

Please see your Toyota dealer for a copy of this document.

STOP: Damage to the vehicle may occur. Do not proceed until process has been complied with.

OPERATOR SAFETY: Use caution to avoid risk of injury.

CAUTION: A process that must be carefully observed in order to reduce the risk of damage to the accessory/vehicle and to ensure a quality installation.

TOOLS & EQUIPMENT: Used in Figures calls out the specific tools and equipment recommended for this process.

REVISION MARK: This mark highlights a change in installation with respect to previous issue.

SAFETY TORQUE: This mark indicates that torque is related to safety.

TOYOTA LAND CRUISER 2013 - TVIP V4 Procedure REMOTE ENGINE STARTER (RES)


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1. Vehicle Disassembly.

(a) Place the Vehicle in Park with the Parking

Brake set.

(b) Remove the Negative Battery Cable.

(Fig. 1-1)

(1) Protect the Fender before starting.

(2) Note the Battery Cable position, as it will be re-installed in the same position.

CAUTION: Do not touch the positive terminal.

1 Glove Box Under Cover

2 PS Dash Side Cover

3 PS Step Cover

4 PS Cowl Cover

5 PS Knee Panel

6 PS Cluster Side Panel

7 PS Knee Airbag

8 Glove Box

9 DVD Unit

10mm Socket NegativeBatteryCable

Fig. 1-1

Fig. 1-2

Fig. 1-2

Remove all corresponding connectors accordingly as you disassemble.



(c) Remove the Glove Box Under Cover.

(Fig. 1-3)

(1) Begin by protecting the Vehicle Interior with Blankets.

(d) Remove the Passenger’s Side Dash Side.

Cover. (Fig. 1-4)

(e) Remove the Passenger’s Side Step Cover.

(Fig. 1-5)

(f) Remove the Passenger’s Side Cowl Cover.

(Fig. 1-6)

(1) Remove 1 Nut.

Fig. 1-5 Step Cover

Nylon Panel Removal Tool

Fig. 1-4

Dash Side Cover


Fig. 1-6

Nut

Cowl Cover


Fig. 1-3


Glove Box Under Cover



(g) Remove the Passenger’s Side Knee Panel.

(Fig. 1-7)

(h) Remove the Passenger’s Side Cluster Side

Panel. (Fig. 1-8)

(1) Remove 1 Screw and 1 Clip.

(i) Remove the Passenger’s Knee Air Bag.

(Fig. 1-9)

(1) Remove 4 Bolts.

(2) Do not disconnect the Vehicle’s Connector.

CAUTION: Sharp metal edges.

(j) Wrap the Passenger’s Knee Air Bag in a

Blanket and use the TVIP Kit Box to support

it. (Fig. 1-10)


Fig. 1-7

Knee Panel


Fig. 1-8

Cluster Side Panel

Screw

Clip

Phillips Screwdriver, Nylon Panel Removal Tool

Fig. 1-10

Knee Air Bag

TVIP Box Fig. 1-10

Knee Air Bag

TVIP Box

Fig. 1-9

Bolts (x2)

Knee Air Bag

10mm Socket, Nylon Panel Removal Tool

Bolts (x2)



(k) Remove 2 Screws from the bottom of the

Glove Box. (Fig. 1-11)

(l) Open the Glove Box, remove 2 Bolt Covers

from the Glove Box. (Fig. 1-12)

(m) Dislodge the Glove Box (Fig. 1-12)

(1) Remove 2 Bolts.

NOTE: Pull down and out to avoid damaging the Vehicle Clips or Dash Trim.

(n) Remove the Vehicle Harness from the

backside of the Glove Box, remove the

Glove Box. (Fig. 1-13)

(1) Disconnect any Connectors.

(o) Temporarily install the Passenger's Side

Knee Air Bag. (Fig. 1-14)


Fig. 1-11 Screws (x2)

Phillips Screwdriver

Fig. 1-12

Nylon Panel Removal Tool, 10mm Socket

Cover

Bolt

Cover

Bolt

Glove Box

Fig. 1-13

Vehicle Harness

Glove Box (backside)

Fig. 1-14

10mm Socket

Bolts (x2) Bolts (x2)

Knee Air Bag



VEHICLES EQUIPPED WITH NAVIGATION SYSTEM.

(p) Remove the DVD Unit from the Glove Box

Area. (Fig. 1-15)

(1) Remove 2 Screws and 1 Nut.

(2) Using the Clip Clamp Tool or the like, push on the inside the Vehicle Clamp, and release it from the DVD Unit.

2. V4 Wire Harness Installation.

(a) Route the V4 Harness behind the

Vehicle Brace and Yellow Harness in the

Glove Box area as shown. (Fig. 2-1)


(b) Secure the V4 Harness's White Taped

Marker to the Reinforcement with 1 Wire

Tie. (Fig. 2-2)

(c) Secure the V4 Harness to the Reinforcement

with 2 Wire Ties.

(Fig. 2-2)

(d) Locate and remove 1 Bolt from the Vehicle

Ground Terminal in the upper left side of the

Glove Box Area. (Fig. 2-3)

(1) Do not discard the Bolt.

Fig. 2-3

Bolt

Vehicle’s Ground Terminal10mm Socket

V4 Harness’s Ground Terminal

Fig. 1-15

10mm Deep Socket, Clip Clamp Pliers, Screwdriver

Nut Screw

Screw

DVD Unit

Clamp

Side Cutter

Fig. 2-2 5P

V4 Harness V4 Harness’ White Tape

Marker

Wire Ties (x3)

Fig. 2-1 Vehicle’s Yellow Harness

Brace

V4 Harness

V4 Harness

White Tape

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(e) Use the existing Vehicle's Bolt to secure the

V4 Harness's Ground Terminal with the

Vehicle's Ground Terminal. (Fig. 2-4)

(1) Make sure that the Vehicle's Ground Terminal Pin seats properly.

(f) Locate and remove the Vehicle's White 10P

Connector from the Connector Block in the

Glove Box Area. (Fig. 2-5)

(g) Plug in the V4 Harness’s White 10P

Connectors in between the Vehicle

Harness’s White 10P Connector and the

Connector Block. (Fig. 2-6)

(1) Verify secure connection.

(h) Push the 10P Connectors through the

opening between the Vehicle Harness and

the Passenger's Side Connector Block as

shown. (Fig. 2-7)

Fig. 2-4

Vehicle's Ground

Terminal

Bolt

10mm Socket V4 Harness's Ground Terminal

Fig. 2-5 Passenger's Side Connector Block

Vehicle’s 10P (White)

Fig. 2-6

V4 Harness' White 10P

V4 Harness

Vehicle Harness' White 10P

Passenger's Side Connector Block

V4 Harness' White 10P

Fig. 2-7

Vehicle Harness

V4 Harness

Passenger's Side Connector Block

10P

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(i) Secure the 10P Connectors to the Vehicle

Harness with 1 Wire Tie. (Fig. 2-8)

(j) Secure the V4 Harness to the Vehicle

Harness behind the Passenger's Side

Connector Block with 1 Wire Tie.

(Fig. 2-8)

(k) Wrap the V4 Harness’s branch area with 1

Large Foam Tape as shown. (Fig. 2-9)

(l) Route the V4 Harness's White 20P

Connector toward the Vehicle's Floor.

(Fig. 2-9)

3. RES ECU Preparation and Installation.

(a) Remove the Clear Protective Sheet from

the Double Stick Tape and attach it to

the Part Number Label side of the RES

ECU as shown. (Fig. 3-1)

(1) Be sure to apply the Clear Sheet side on the RES ECU.

(2) Be sure to attach adhesive tape on the part number label side of the RES ECU.

(3) Do not cover the Part Number Label with the adhesive tape.

CAUTION: Do not touch the adhesive surface.

Fig. 2-8

10P Connectors

V4 Harness

Side Cutter

Wire Tie

Vehicle Harness

Wire Tie

Vehicle Harness

Fig. 3-1 RES ECU

Double-Side Adhesive Tape

Part Number Label

Yellow Sheet (Vehicle Side)

Clear Sheet (RES ECU Side)

Fig. 2-9

V4 Harness

V4 20P (White)

Large Foam Tape

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(b) Remove the Backing Sheet of 1 Waterproof

Sheet and attach it to the RES ECU near the

connectors as shown. (Fig. 3-2)


(c) Insert the RES ECU Bracket into the

indicated Bracket Slots on the RES ECU.

(Fig. 3-3)

(1) Ensure the Bracket is firmly attached to the ECU.

(d) Apply 1 strip of Large Foam Tape to the

RES ECU as shown. (Fig. 3-4)

(e) Turn over the Floor Carpet on the left side of

the Passenger's Side Area. (Fig. 3-5)

(f) Pull back the Felt on the backside of the

Floor Carpet as shown. (Fig. 3-5)

(1) Do not remove or cut off the Felt.

Fig. 3-3 RES ECU

RES ECU Bracket

Fig. 3-5

Felt

Floor Carpet

Fig. 3-4 RES ECU

Large Foam Tape

Fig. 3-2

Waterproof Sheet

RES ECU



(g) Connect the V4 Harness's White 20P

Connector to the RES ECU. (Fig. 3-6)

(h) Using the VDC approved cleaner and

Cleaning Method, clean the area indicated

on the left side of the Passenger’s Side Floor.

(Fig. 3-6)

(i) Remove the Protective Sheet of the Double

Stick Tape. (Fig. 3-6)

(j) Center the RES ECU Bracket to Vehicle's

Bolt as shown. Then press the RES ECU

firmly to the Vehicle. (Fig. 3-6)

(1) Do not attempt to reposition the ECU once placed.

(k) Run 1 Extra Large Wire Tie through the

RES ECU rectangular hole and behind the

Vehicle Brace and secure it. (Fig. 3-7)

(1) Do not tighten the Wire Tie, it should hang freely.

(l) Secure the V4 Harness to the side of the

inside Vehicle Brace with 1 Wire Tie as

shown. (Fig. 3-8)

(1) Do not use the front hole of the Vehicle Brace.

Fig. 3-6

Bolt

20P

V4 Harness

RES ECU

Portion of the Protective Bracket

Floor Carpet

Fig. 3-7

Side Cutter

V4 Harness

RES ECU

Vehicle’s Brace

ECU Bracket’s Rectangular Hole

Extra Large Wire Tie

Wire TieSide Cutter

V4 Harness

RES ECU

Vehicle’s Brace

Hole

Fig. 3-8

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(m) Attach 1 Large Foam Tape to the Vehicle’s

Brace and the V4 Harness as shown. then

put the Carpet back. (Fig. 3-9)

GO BACK TO THE V4 HARNESS’S WHITE TAPE MARKER AREA.

4. Gateway ECU Preparation and Installation.

(a) Insert the Gateway ECU Bracket into the

indicated Bracket Slots on the Gateway

ECU. (Fig. 4-1)

(1) Ensure the Bracket is firmly attached to the ECU.

(b) Connect the V4 Harness's White 5P

Connector to the Gateway ECU. (Fig. 4-2)

(1) Verify secure connection.

(c) Using the M6 Tapping Screw from the Kit,

install the Gateway ECU Bracket. (Fig. 4-2)

(1) Make sure that the Bracket Pin seats properly.

CAUTION: Do not crimp the V4 and/or the V2 Harness between the Gateway ECU Bracket and the Vehicle Reinforcement Brace.

Fig. 3-9

RES ECU

Carpet

Large Foam Tape

Vehicle’s Brace

Fig. 4-1

Connector

Gateway ECU

Gateway ECU Bracket

Fig. 4-2

10mm Socket

Gateway ECU

5P

Tapping Screw

V4 Harness

Pin

Hole

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5. V4 Wire Harness Installation (continued).

(a) Route the V4 Harness behind the Vehicle

Brace and ECU Brackets as shown.

(b) Secure the V4 Harness to the Vehicle Brace

with 1 Wire Tie. (Fig. 5-1)

(c) Locate the Vehicle’s 5P White Connectors.

(Fig. 5-2)

(d) Disconnect the Vehicle’s 5P White

Connectors. (Fig. 5-2)

(e) Connect the V4 5P Connectors in between

the Vehicle’s 5P Connectors. (Fig. 5-3)

(f) Secure the V4 Harness to the Vehicle


(g) Secure the 5P Connectors to the Vehicle


Fig. 5-2

Fig. 5-3

Fig. 5-4

Side Cutter

Fig. 5-1

Side Cutter

Wire Tie



(h) Locate the Vehicle’s 2P Pre-Connector.

(Fig. 5-5)

(i) Remove the Break Away Tape from the

Connector. (Fig. 5-5)

(j) Connect the V4 2P Connector to the

Vehicle’s 2P Pre-Connector. (Fig. 5-6)

(k) Secure the 2P Connectors to the Vehicle


(l) Route the remaining V4 Harness along the

Vehicle Harness towards the Passenger’s

Cowl Area. (Fig. 5-8)

(m) Secure the V4 Harness to the Vehicle

Harness using 1 Wire Tie. (Fig. 5-8)

Fig. 5-6

Fig. 5-5

2P Pre-Connector

Fig. 5-7

Side Cutter

Fig. 5-8

Side Cutter

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(n) Route the remaining V4 Harness as shown.

(Fig.5-9)

CAUTION: Do not secure the V4 1P RES Diagnostic Connectors.

(o) Secure the V4 Harness to the Vehicle


(p) Disconnect the Vehicle’s Blue 20P

Connector from the Passenger’s Side

Cowl Area. (Fig. 5-10)

(q) Connect the V4 20P Connectors in between

the Vehicle’s 20P Connectors. (Fig. 5-11)

(r) Secure the 20P Connectors to the Vehicle


Fig. 5-10

Fig. 5-11

Fig. 5-9

Side Cutter

Fig. 5-12

Side Cutter



6. Partial Reassembly.

(a) Reassemble the Vehicle, except for the

Passenger's Cowl Cover, and Step

Cover.

(1) Reconnect any disconnected connectors.

(2) Torque the Passenger’s Knee Air Bag to 88.5 in•lbf (10 N•m).

(b) Verify the Short Pin is installed. (Fig. 6-1)

(1) If not, install the Short Pin.

7. Registration Process.

(a) Open the Hood. (Fig. 7-1)

Note: Do not close the Hood during the Registration Setting Procedure. (Steps b-cc)

(b) Temporarily reconnect the Vehicle's

Negative Battery Cable. (Fig. 7-2)


(c) Locate the V4 Harness’s 1P RES Diagnostic

Connectors in the Passenger’s Side Cowl

Area, and remove the Tape.

(Fig. 7-3)

(d) Connect the 2 RES Diagnostic Connectors.

(Fig. 7-3)

Fig. 6-1 Install Short Pin

Fig. 7-1

EXAMPLE

Fig. 7-3

RES Diagnostic 1P

Connectors V4 Harness

Fig. 7-2

Negative Battery Cable

Battery

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(e) Ensure all Doors are closed and the Smart

Key is in your possession. (Fig. 7-4)

(f) Cycle the Vehicle’s “Engine Start

Stop“ Button from “OFF” to “ON” 5 times.

(Fig. 7-4)

(1) Place the Shift Lever in the "P" Position.

NOTE: One cycle consists of:

OFFAccessoryON

This is equivalent to pressing the “Engine

Start Stop” Button 14 times.

(g) Once the fifth cycle has been completed, the

Hazard Lights Flash once. (Fig. 7-4)

(h) Press the Vehicle’s “Engine Start Stop”

Button once more to turn the ignition to

OFF.

(i) Start the Engine, after 10 seconds stop the

Engine. (Fig. 7-5)

(j) The Hazard Lights flash once. (Fig. 7-5)

Go to step m.

(k) If this procedure failed, the Hazard Lights

flash twice.

(l) Disconnect the RES Harness White 1P

Connectors from the Passenger’s Side Cowl

Area. (Fig. 7-6)

Start again from step d.

Fig. 7-6

RES Diagnostic 1P Connectors

Fig. 7-4

EXAMPLE

Fig. 7-5

EXAMPLE SUCCESS



CAUTION: Techstream Lite will not work for this section, use the Techstream Notebook ONLY.

(m) Connect the Techstream

Notebook to the Vehicle’s

Diagnostic Port. (Fig. 7-7)

(n) With the Remote Control Key in

your possession, press the

Vehicle’s “Engine Start Stop”

Button twice to select the

Ignition “ON” position.

Note: Do not apply Brake Pedal.

(o) Start the TIS Techstream

Application by clicking on the

shortcut located on the Desktop.

(p) Click “Connect to Vehicle.”

(Fig. 7-8)

(q) Confirm that the information

displayed on the Vehicle

Connection Wizard is correct for

the Vehicle. If not verify that the

Techstream is properly

connected. (Fig. 7-9)

(r) Under Option, select “Others”

then Click “Next>.” (Fig. 7-9)

Fig. 7-7

Vehicle Diagnostic Port

Techstream Notebook

Fig. 7-8

Fig. 7-9

Others



(s) Select “Smart Access.”

(Fig. 7-10)

(t) Click . (Fig. 7-10)

(u) Click on “Utility.” (Fig. 7-11)

(v) Select “ECU Communication ID

Registration.” (Fig. 7-11)

(w) Click . (Fig. 7-11)

(x) Confirm that the Engine is ON

(IG), and that the Smart Cancel

Function is OFF. (Fig. 7-12)

(y) Click “Next>” to continue.

(Fig. 7-12)

Fig. 7-11

Fig. 7-12

Fig. 7-10



(z) Select “Remote Engine Starter.”

(Fig. 7-13)

(aa) Click “Next>” to continue.

(Fig. 7-13)

(bb) Click “Exit.” (Fig. 7-14)

(cc) Click . (Fig. 7-15)

Fig. 7-13

Fig. 7-14

Fig. 7-15 Example



(dd) Close the Hood. (Fig. 7-16)

(ee) The Hazard Lights flash twice. Registration

is completed (Fig. 7-16)

If this procedure failed, the Hazard Lights flash 3 times. Registration was not set.

Disconnect the 1P RES Diagnostic Connectors, then open the Hood.

Start again from Step d.

(ff) Disconnect the V4 Harness's 1P RES

Diagnostic Connectors. (Fig. 7-17)

(gg) Secure the V4 Harness and 1P Connectors

with Electrical Tape as shown. (Fig. 7-17)

(hh) Secure the V4 Harness to the Vehicle

Harness with the Electrical Tape as

shown. (Fig. 7-17)

(ii) Press the Vehicle’s “Engine Start Stop”

Button to place the Vehicle in the "OFF"

(Indicator Light off) position.

Fig. 7-16

EXAMPLE

V4 Diagnostic 1P Connectors

Fig. 7-17

Electrical Tape

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8. Tags and Label Installation.

● For US Vehicles use the English Labels and discard the Spanish Labels.

● For Mexico Vehicles use the Mexico Labels, and discard the English Labels.

(a) Remove 2 of the Remote Controls from their

protective bag.

(1) Use a utility knife, to cut a slit in each bag.

(b) Using VDC approved cleaner and Cleaning

Method, clean the area indicated on the

Remote Controls. (Fig. 8-1)

(c) Attach the Key Label to the Remote

Controls as shown. (Fig. 8-1)

(1) Use a piece of the clean adhesive tape to lift the labels off their protective backing.


(d) Attach the Remote Engine Starter Tags to

the Vehicle Remote Controls. (Fig. 8-2)

(e) Using VDC approved cleaner and Cleaning

Method, clean the area indicated on the

Engine Compartment Cover.(Fig. 8-3)

(f) Attach the Warning Label to the Engine

Compartment Cover as shown. (Fig. 8-3)


Fig. 8-2

Key Tag

Fig. 8-1

Utility Knife, Clear Tape

Key Label

2mm 2mmKey

Label

3 Button Key4 Button Key

Fig. 8-3

Clear Tape



(g) Use Household Glass Cleaner to clean the

inside of the Front Door Window. (Fig. 8-4)

(h) Use a piece of Clear Tape to lift the Label

off its protective backing.


(i) Attach the Label as shown. (Fig. 8-4)

NOTE: Make sure to Align according to Etching or Other Label. (Fig. 8-4)

REPEAT: steps g–i with the other Window.

9. Completing the Installation.

(a) Cut and apply ⅓ piece of Large Foam Tape

to the backside of the Glove Box. (Fig.

9-1)

(b) Complete the reassembly of the Vehicle.

(1) Verify the Panels fit together properly, with no uneven gaps.

(c) Position the Negative Battery Cable at the

original factory position. (Fig. 9-2)

(1) Tighten the Nut to 36 in•lbf (4.07 N•m)


(d) Clean up and remove any Trash.

(e) Sealed in its protective Bag, place the

Owner’s Guide in the Glove Box.

(f) Reset the power windows.

(1) Press the Power Button to select the Ignition “ON” position.

(2) Push down on the Power Window Switches lowering the windows halfway.

(3) Pull up on the switches until the windows close

(4) Continue holding up on the Switches for a minimum of 1 second.

Fig. 9-2

Negative Battery Cable

Torque Wrench

Battery

Fig. 9-1

⅓Foam Tape

Glove Box (backside)Utility Knife Large Foam Tape

Molding

Etching

Etching

Molding

Clear Tape

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Issue B: 12/21/12

Accessory Function Checks

Close the hood, enter the vehicle and close all doors. Place the shift lever in the “P” (Park) position, set the parking brake and make sure the Vehicle is off.

Perform Look For

1 Press the remote control’s lock button twice within 2 seconds, then press and hold the lock button for 3 seconds.

The hazard lights flash after 3 seconds. The engine starts. The hazard lights flash repeatedly for 20 seconds.

2 With the engine running, pull the hood release handle. NOTE: Some Vehicles may require you to exit the Vehicle and pull up on the Hood.

The engine stops. The hazard lights flash once. The security alarm triggers (only if equipped with OE Factory Alarm, not Genuine Accessory alarm, and only if armed)

3 Move the shift lever out of “P” (Park). Attempt to start the Vehicle using the remote.

The engine does not start.

Vehicle Appearance Check

Perform Look For

□ After accessory installation and removal of protective cover(s), perform a visual inspection of the vehicle.

Ensure no damage (including scuffs and scratches) was caused during the installation process.

(For PPO installations, refer to TMS Accessory Quality Shipping Standard.)

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Vehicle Function Check

Function Function

□ Head Light □ ABS Light (if equipped) If the warning light remains on, it may indicate a system malfunction.

□ High Beams □ Rear Wiper/Washer (if equipped)

□ Turn Signal Lights □ Clock (if equipped)

□ Tail Lights □ Accessory Power Socket (if equipped)

□ Stop Lights □ Starter

□ Backup Lights □ Audio/Video (if equipped)

□ Hazard Lights □ Power Sliding Door (if equipped)

□ Marker Lights □ Convenience Memory Settings (if equipped)

□ Dome/Courtesy Lights □ Heated Seats (if equipped)

□ Panel/Switch Illumination □ Massage Seats (if equipped)

□ Accessory Controls/Illumination (if equipped) □ Rear Window Defogger (if equipped)

□ Key Sensor Buzzer □ Power Side Mirrors (if equipped)

□ Fog Lights (if equipped) □ Side Mirror Defogger (if equipped)

□ Daytime Running Lights (if equipped)

□ Front Windshield Defogger (if equipped)

□ Trunk/Tailgate/Bed Lights (if equipped)

□ Navigation System (if equipped)

□ Glove Box Light (if equipped) □ Rear Sunshade (if equipped)

□ Cruise Control Light (if equipped) □ Steering Wheel Audio Control (if equipped)

□ Seat Belt Warning Light If the warning light remains on, it may indicate a system malfunction.

□ Steering Wheel Column Adjusts Without Interference

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Remove the short pin after Function check. Check with your Port/Dealer to see if this step is necessary.

Function Function

□ Air Bag Warning Light If the warning light remains on, it may indicate a system malfunction.

□ Lamp Failure Sensor If the warning light remains on, it may indicate a system malfunction.

□ Track/Skid Control Light (if equipped) If the warning light remains on, it may indicate a system malfunction.

□ Front Wiper/Washer

□ HVAC □ Hood Latch Release

□ Power Locks (if equipped) □ Passenger Air Bag Switch (if equipped)

□ Power Windows (if equipped) □ Rollover Side Curtain Air Bag Switch (RSCA) (if equipped)

□ Power Seats (if equipped) □ Tire Pressure Monitoring System (TPMS) (if equipped)

Prior to TPMS activation and Pre-delivery Service (PDS) of the Vehicle the TPMS light will blink when IG is turned on.

After TPMS activation and PDS of the Vehicle the TPMS light will illuminate for a few seconds and go off when IG is turned on.

□ Horn

□ Gauges

□ Power Sunroof (if equipped)

Store Short Pin Here

Side Cutter

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