YELLOW LIGHT alarm wiring ??

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YELLOW LIGHT alarm wiring ??

Post by steptoe » Fri May 12, 2006 9:43 am

Any experience with Yellow Light alarm systems

My new L series came with a Yellow Light button and wires and a Toyota key that fits Ignition switch but not doors , so expecting the fob alarm deactivator is asking too much

any wiring diagrams or info appreciated


edit found them in Caringbah 1800 808035


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Post by steptoe » Sun May 14, 2006 12:56 pm

bugger !! (sorry to use a toyota expression ) but the 1800 number is not connected.

so any info would be appreciated

were these a cut out only or alarm (can't find siren) key fob remote or transponder ? must be an eighties installation or early nineties


gees, I have not even fitted a battery to crank this baby over yet !

getting rid of the grot first - of both cars

got the Glad resealable bags out and the marker pen


yeah , gonna take an anal approach to the job - do it backwards !

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Post by Chris_Rogers » Sun May 14, 2006 1:12 pm

they are a late 80s item. remove it.
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Post by steptoe » Sun May 14, 2006 6:43 pm

thanks. gotta find it first. have got the flashing light for dash and sticker on window. i suspect just join any factory wiring to look right that connects to unit.

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Post by steptoe » Wed Jun 07, 2006 2:15 pm

I have taken Chris's advice and removed it.

My initial concerns were that should I #@!&% things up, I will have an immobilised vehicle.

No such fears, these were just a horn and blinker affair and a pain in the arse every time I connected the battery !

The circuitry inside ? the black box was much bigger than needed to be for sure!

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Post by Chris_Rogers » Wed Jun 07, 2006 2:35 pm

most of the late 80s items were like this. few did any sort of immobilastion. (cobra and mongoose were the exceptions in the case of th VL calias.)
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