Bypass Car Alarm Easy, Starter kill on 1999 Toyota Camry LE V6

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  • čas přidán 11. 12. 2015
  • Watch video for steps
    Additional info to find box:
    open the hood, look for the car alarm horn/ siren. I cut mine out, but you don't have to (but it makes life so much easier without that noise, and you can keep your battery connected while working),
    just look for the wire that is connected to the car alarm horn, there should only be one red wire. (horn should be located face down near the top right).
    If you cut the wire from the siren, you can try tugging the wire to find where it leads.
    Now follow that wire all the way down (It should lead into the drivers side, above the gas pedal. around that area).
    Once you have located the siren's wire, it will lead you to the alarm box, because it is one of the wires connected to the alarm box.
    Make sure you have a screwdriver and have undone the basic plastic panel below your steering wheel, note you don't have to unscrew the metal plate below the wheel, just the plastic frame, so you can get a better look BEHIND it.
    Stick your head near the gas pedal with a flashlight and find that car siren/ alarm wire (might be red), if you are lucky you might see sunlight through the hole of where the wire enters.
    Also if the alarm box is way up in there and you need to cut a few zip ties BE CAREFUL not to cut the surrounding wires!!!
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Komentáře • 103

  • @fitteritout3622
    @fitteritout3622 Před 7 lety +14

    Incredible video I've been trying to figure this out for a week and after I found the right video two minutes later I had it running. Thank you very very much. It works for a 98 RAV4 too.

    • @LordLoss
      @LordLoss  Před 7 lety +2

      Yes, a similar principle is used for other cars as well. Glad it helped.

    • @jimmytrenton623
      @jimmytrenton623 Před 3 lety

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  • @nicholasbrown7879
    @nicholasbrown7879 Před 4 lety +7

    Bro you saved my day, if I hadn't seen this I would have been stuck at Walmart all day.

    • @LordLoss
      @LordLoss  Před 4 lety

      Dodged a bullet right there bud

  • @JAM-zb2vh
    @JAM-zb2vh Před 3 lety +2

    hello O got a 98 Toyota Camry LE for my daughters first car I got it for 200 and I put a new battery in it after that it would not start up. I did what you told me to and it started up thank you for taking the time to put this up

  • @yogiddt
    @yogiddt Před 9 měsíci

    I just removed the fuse 18 to the alarm system and disconnected the battery so the computer shut down, then hooked up the battery turned the key on and off 2 times. The third time I hit the starter. It worked and I left the fuse out for good. Now the ecm doesn't look for the alarm. Thanks for getting me to look in the owners Manuel for the control power for the black box. Most of the Toyotas are a little bit different and my manual told me the right information for my car.

  • @krishbala32
    @krishbala32 Před 4 lety +5

    Thanks dude. I was able to fix my 1999 Camry CE car alarm issue. I tried removing fuse and relay, but didn't help. Finally removed the connector from alarm box as described in the video.

  • @wvyfuck
    @wvyfuck Před 5 lety +2

    Thanks man. I got my car to work after like an hour of searching for videos and trying different methods. I hate viper alarms. Its been a pain in the ass ever since i got this car. Thanks again really appreciate it

    • @LordLoss
      @LordLoss  Před 5 lety +1

      Knowing that I have helped you, helps me get through the day; thank you.

  • @arobotdog
    @arobotdog Před 2 lety

    Omggggg, I just tried this and it WORKED! The little plastic bars with the cables and all looked slightly different in my car, but still similar enough for me to recognize it. Thank you so much!

  • @imsoadorkable92
    @imsoadorkable92 Před 8 lety +3

    This was exactly what I needed! Had the same problem but I'm back running again. Thanks for the video man

    • @LordLoss
      @LordLoss  Před 8 lety

      +Tyler Morgan awesome, glad it worked.

  • @geobuns8311
    @geobuns8311 Před 7 lety +9

    Thank you!!! You are a good amongst men, finally my freaking car won't randomly go off it's so embarrassing

  • @hansa3580
    @hansa3580 Před 4 lety +2

    Just tried this...awesome! Worked great! Thanks for the post!

  • @BroodallyHonest
    @BroodallyHonest Před 8 lety +4

    Wow, it worked like a charm. Thanks man.

  • @BIG.DUDAAA
    @BIG.DUDAAA Před 2 lety +2

    I LOVE YOU FOR LIFE FOR SAVING MINE ! You are so smart and helpful to learn and share this with us. Me as a 24 year old female who knows nothing about cars and all alone almost felt like my life was over. I CANT THANK YOU ENOUGH I SUBSCRIBED WITHOUT A
    DOUBT

  • @HoodStar413z
    @HoodStar413z Před 3 lety +1

    Check the Fuse. I believe it is a 7.5 amp fuse mini. Open the hood and check the fuse for the Dome Light. That was the issue with mine. I hope that helps.

  • @edgarrivas6598
    @edgarrivas6598 Před 6 lety +2

    Thanks great video !!!

  • @XTCgy911
    @XTCgy911 Před 4 lety

    Brilliant video !

  • @lickemlow198124
    @lickemlow198124 Před 7 lety +3

    that worked for me...thanks!!!

  • @Thetrapschool
    @Thetrapschool Před rokem

    Great post. Thank You much!

  • @druid5931
    @druid5931 Před rokem

    My car is CURRENTLY sitting at my job site due to the same security system issue. Going to try tomorrow and please wish me luck.

  • @saucy05
    @saucy05 Před 2 lety

    Thanks you saved me.

  • @Yomama1653
    @Yomama1653 Před 4 lety +2

    Omg thank you!

  • @erickrieger9772
    @erickrieger9772 Před 2 lety

    Thank you so much!

  • @theslamminsammich5208
    @theslamminsammich5208 Před 2 lety +1

    Thank you!!!!

  • @n.w.ostylee8821
    @n.w.ostylee8821 Před 4 lety +1

    Those two wires are hooked up like that from factory?? I'm looking at one of these cars but the fob is lost and I need to drive it home if I buy. Thanks

  • @erraticleeme6760
    @erraticleeme6760 Před 5 lety

    Ok, iv taken the fuse out for the horn, now I’ll try this to stop the alarm!
    The battery went flat and I can’t work out how to stop the horns!

  • @KingdomChristian
    @KingdomChristian Před 3 lety

    I've got a 1997 Avalon and, sadly, there is NOTHING under the dash like that box. Also, the 97 Avalon alarm uses the car's horn instead of a dedicated alarm horn.

  • @MrHarveyrex23
    @MrHarveyrex23 Před 5 lety

    I had the same problem earlier today. I had to turn the toggle switch behind the valet bypass device until the blinking red light turned to a solid red light. Then I was able to turn the ignition/starter on. And drive the vehicle. Toyota car alarms are such a pain in the ass. The alarm malfunctions. And shuts down the ignition/ starter

  • @user-fe4gq2jf3i
    @user-fe4gq2jf3i Před 10 měsíci

    Hi I'm eva I got a 1996 Toyota and my key fogger just broke can't be fixed and I can't start my car with out it is there any way I can start my it with out the fogger

  • @purancio
    @purancio Před 4 lety

    Excuse my English, I saw your video, my toyota lost the original key that tare the alarm control, now I want to disconnect the alarm, just disconnect the piece that is under the steering wheel

  • @cassandraeddy3017
    @cassandraeddy3017 Před 8 lety +2

    my fiance has a 1996 corrola.. the alarm was triggered and wouldn't start period because of the "starter killer" I found the box to reset the remote under the drivers seat. There is a very small green button on the side I put the key in the on postion pressed the button for three seconds and the clicker top button once and the car started right up for me...down fall is I had the unplug the horn fuse because it still wouldn't go off. I wasn't able to locate the black box as mentioned in your video but this my help someone with a similar issue

    • @LordLoss
      @LordLoss  Před 8 lety

      Wow! yes. There seems to be a similar principle in your case too! I am glad this video helped you.

    • @rohand614
      @rohand614 Před 7 lety

      what do you mean by clicker top button?

    • @cassandraeddy3017
      @cassandraeddy3017 Před 7 lety

      the key phobe

  • @richiegarcia-lopez4268

    I’m working on my 4Cyl 99 Camry Le and I’m looking under the steering wheel I can’t find that black box. I’m having issues starting my vehicle because I replaced the starter and disconnected the battery, learned it caused it to be immobilized and we’ll yeah I’m here now. Any info would be appreciated !

    • @LordLoss
      @LordLoss  Před rokem

      Your car siren under the hood should have a wire which can lead you to your cars alarm system

  • @milesglasgow2642
    @milesglasgow2642 Před 8 lety +1

    have a 1997 Camry Toyota.does anyone know which box it is. there are two boxes that look simular both black .and both next the each other. thanks

    • @LordLoss
      @LordLoss  Před 8 lety

      The box should have writing on the back thatexplains its alarm functions

  • @str8gmc530
    @str8gmc530 Před 7 lety

    i cant find it

  • @LordLoss
    @LordLoss  Před 7 lety +5

    READ DESCRIPTION FOR MORE INFO
    By the way, you do not have to worry about the switches in the box (disregard that info), Just make sure both wires are plugged in, and the white connector unplugged.

  • @mjoygreen6592
    @mjoygreen6592 Před 8 lety

    does the automatic lock out function prevent you from jumping the vehicle? when the battery is dead doesn't
    the security system disable the start function?

    • @LordLoss
      @LordLoss  Před 8 lety

      +Keith Turner the security system disables the connection to the starter, so you turn the key and nothing happens...
      if you are attempting to jump start, then you would have to disconnect the battery, so yes I imagine you would have this same problem (if you do not have the key with the chip).

    • @mjoygreen6592
      @mjoygreen6592 Před 8 lety

      is there a work around using the valet button? you have to have the hood and all doors closed ,then turn the key,push the button etc how do y 9u close the hood with the cables going keeping the hood open a little?

    • @LordLoss
      @LordLoss  Před 8 lety

      I'm not sure about the valet button, I think that might work actually, since it has the chip.
      I am not sure what you mean by the cables.

  • @briandubray3958
    @briandubray3958 Před 4 lety +2

    will this turn off the red security light

    • @LordLoss
      @LordLoss  Před rokem

      Yessir, be sure to lock the doors lol

  • @Techn1cian
    @Techn1cian Před 7 lety

    does your remote still work to unlock the car? or can u only use the key for central locking?

    • @LordLoss
      @LordLoss  Před 7 lety

      I never had a remote for my car. On the black alarm box, you can look on the back side to read all of the functions the alarm box does and figure out if there are any remote functions.
      I think you should be ok, though. And it is not as if what I recommend isn't reversible. You can always plug it back in and check. :)

    • @Techn1cian
      @Techn1cian Před 7 lety +1

      thanks for the reply

  • @rickyrole411
    @rickyrole411 Před 7 lety

    I think I messed up the alarm system from pulling out wire..now the door won't lock thru remote or from inside car..Any suggestions

    • @LordLoss
      @LordLoss  Před 7 lety +1

      Well, you should not have pulled out any "wires", you should have disconnected the white plastic plug in cables from the black box (looks like a lego piece at 1:25 ).... The point is that you aren't pulling out a wire that can't be plugged back in. So what wire are your referring to? a specific wire? or the white connector?

  • @jrfuamiki1140
    @jrfuamiki1140 Před rokem

    I found the box and was able to bypass everything up until I start the car, it shuts down immediately, no power. Any suggestions pls?

    • @LordLoss
      @LordLoss  Před rokem

      If your car engine starts but THEN dies then it is not the starter nor the alarm system but likely either the spark plugs or an old battery. Maybe the air filter. Sorry brother may need another video.

  • @tasriarahman2219
    @tasriarahman2219 Před 5 lety

    Anti theft light is flashing on and my camry '99 is not running. What should I do in this case?

    • @LordLoss
      @LordLoss  Před 5 lety

      tasria rahman if your car remains silent when you turn the key, then it might be the starter, like the video explains.

  • @luccianodfs6711
    @luccianodfs6711 Před 5 lety +1

    My 98 camry v6 has a weak alarm after i disconnected the battery to wash the engine, its like another alarm that sounds low idk what could be going on...

    • @LordLoss
      @LordLoss  Před 5 lety

      nacha laica it might be the horn itself, not your battery-since I assume the car is running alright. Check the horn, and replace it if you want it. I might be totally wrong; i’m no mechanic.

    • @luccianodfs6711
      @luccianodfs6711 Před 5 lety

      @@LordLoss thanks for the fast reply, the alarm got normal after a couple if hours, and yea the car was running all the time.

    • @davidrodriguez8853
      @davidrodriguez8853 Před 4 lety

      I cant find the box my friend where is it please.

  • @Curtis.Carpenter
    @Curtis.Carpenter Před 4 lety

    Mine randomly goes off sometimes when I unlock it with the key IM SO CONFUSED LOL. 1999 camry xle 180k. Can I just cut the wires for the horn without disconnecting everything else?

    • @LordLoss
      @LordLoss  Před 4 lety

      You are probably using a key without the chip in it, so unlocking the car without the chip and only the key will set the alarm off. But yeah, you can totally just cut the wires to the horn, as long as you are still able to start the car while the alarm is going off. I am no mechanic, but I cut my horn those years ago, and it was a separate entity from the alarm system.

  • @1963c10
    @1963c10 Před 6 lety

    Is this the dealer installed "TDS" alarm system? I recently inherited a 97 Camry with around 39k original miles and it has the TDS alarm installed. The key fobs were either lost or destroyed in a kitchen fire as were the original keys. I don't want to have to deal with this stupid alarm system once I try to work on the car and get it back on the road.

    • @LordLoss
      @LordLoss  Před 6 lety

      Follow the siren wire that I cut out in the video, it leads you to the alarm box beneath the driver's foot area. If the box has those two thick cables, it is likely a starter kill alarm box. Just unplug the white connectors and you should be good.

    • @1963c10
      @1963c10 Před 6 lety

      Thank you! I will try that.

  • @louisianabreed3186
    @louisianabreed3186 Před rokem

    Can some one help me out I can’t find the box been looking for a hour

    • @LordLoss
      @LordLoss  Před rokem

      Your siren under the hood of you car should have a wire that can lead you to your cars alarm system.

  • @NightSky777
    @NightSky777 Před 6 lety

    you said you "turned off 2 switches"... did you OPEN that black box to do that??

    • @LordLoss
      @LordLoss  Před 6 lety

      I did, but I do not think you actually need to. Try it first without opening the back.

    • @NightSky777
      @NightSky777 Před 6 lety

      Thanks! Mine was plastic-tied very tight high under behind dash. I found that push button, although in our 2006 Highlander it was the "Tire Pressure Reset" switch for low tire dash sensor/light. ...but Alarm/Starter kill problem got fixed when I changed car Battery and Terminal. Found out that weak battery, damaged battery post, or loose fitting terminal can also cause Car Alarm to get Wacked out. Thanks!

  • @swaggkill2016
    @swaggkill2016 Před 8 lety

    I have a 98' camry, got a new battery connected it. And it immediately started loud alarm. I looked for that box and cannot find it. Please help

    • @LordLoss
      @LordLoss  Před 8 lety +1

      +Premier Tre , open the hood, look for the car alarm horn. I cut mine out, but you don't have to (but it makes life so much easier without that noise, and you can keep your battery connected while working),
      just look for the wire that is connected to the car alarm horn, there should only be one red wire. (horn should be located face down near the top right).
      Now follow that wire all the way down (It should lead into the drivers side, above the gas pedal. around that area).
      Once you have located the wire, it will lead you to the alarm box, because it is one of the wires connected to the alarm box.
      Make sure you have a screwdriver and have undone the basic plastic panel below your steering wheel, note you don't have to unscrew the metal plate below the wheel, just the plastic frame, so you can get a better look BEHIND it.
      Stick your head near the gas pedal with a flashlight and find that car alarm wire, if you are lucky you might see sunlight through the hole of where the wire enters.

    • @LordLoss
      @LordLoss  Před 8 lety

      +Bastian B Also if the alarm box is way up in there and you need to cut a few zip ties BE CAREFUL not to cut the surrounding wires!!!

  • @seanevans5032
    @seanevans5032 Před 7 lety

    I have a 1994 Lexus es300 will not start wood it be the same problem

    • @LordLoss
      @LordLoss  Před 7 lety

      I do not think so, since this covers at least 1998, so your alarm technology is most likely too old to compare... Sorry

    • @MrBsofresh
      @MrBsofresh Před 7 lety

      Sean Evans check your keys.. the immobilizer in the key may not be working properly

  • @yadirabaldovinos7410
    @yadirabaldovinos7410 Před 7 lety

    will this work on a 1998 toyota sienna?

    • @MrHarveyrex23
      @MrHarveyrex23 Před 5 lety

      Yes, it happened to me earlier today with my 1998 Toyota Sienna. I had to use the valet bypass switch to turn my ignition on and deactivate the alarm. I lost my fob key a while back

  • @camillecotton7283
    @camillecotton7283 Před 7 lety +1

    There's nothing on CZcams for 2002 Camry :'( fml! My Viper alarm won't let me drive & the CLICKER is either glitching or broken all together. This sucks I'm stuck.

    • @LordLoss
      @LordLoss  Před 7 lety

      Any 2002-2006 toyota Camry video should help you, since their models are roughly the same throughout those years. So try searching for a 2003-2006 camry video.

  • @resolute7627
    @resolute7627 Před 3 měsíci

    lmao he cut the horn out. thats hilarious !

  • @LordLoss
    @LordLoss  Před 7 lety

    MAY work for Toyota Camry model 1997-2001

  • @ronaishadavis452
    @ronaishadavis452 Před 7 lety

    im having problems with my gmc envoy lost my starter keys i have a replacement key but no alarm gow to i bypass so i can start my car helllpppppp theres no video for it

    • @LordLoss
      @LordLoss  Před 7 lety

      I am unsure of what you mean exactly. Try to be more specific. What year/ specific model is the GMC Envoy. I don't really understand your last sentence at all, but please keep in mind that I am not a mechanic, just a young man who happened to figure out a few things about my SPECIFIC car.

  • @str8gmc530
    @str8gmc530 Před 7 lety

    can u help me find it?

    • @LordLoss
      @LordLoss  Před 7 lety

      Can't find the alarm box? Look at the video description for detailed steps.
      The way I found it was by following my "siren" wire. The siren is the horn which makes all the alarm noise, which is located beneath the car hood, upper right side, pointing down.
      Follow that wire connected to your siren, it will go from your siren in your hood into your car, near your foot pedal area. Then go inside your car and try and locate that same wire, then follow it all the way up to the alarm box(going towards your steering wheel above the pedal). It might be tied up with some zip-ties, so careful cutting it, you do not want to cut important wires.

  • @Joliva124
    @Joliva124 Před 7 lety

    is this the same for a Toyota solara 2001 as well?

    • @LordLoss
      @LordLoss  Před 7 lety

      I am not sure, some toyota models have the similar features, and are included in the same "manual" handbooks you can get at any autozone. For example the manual I have reads somthing like "Hanes, Toyota Camry 1998-2001". Try googling if it is similar...

  • @MsSoccerdude101
    @MsSoccerdude101 Před 7 lety

    i have a 98 camry and i was jumping it today and the alarm started to go off and it has locked the engine so what should i do?

    • @LordLoss
      @LordLoss  Před 7 lety

      If you have the black/rubber key with the chip in it, then you are good to go. If not you can unplug the wires to your alarm box like in the video. If you are bothered by the alarm, you can cut the wire leading to the siren, again, like I show in beginning of the video.

  • @alexyakovich6955
    @alexyakovich6955 Před 7 lety +1

    would work better if the author was wearing jeans

  • @latemreggadable
    @latemreggadable Před 3 lety +1

    What a completely worthless antitheft system .lol

    • @LordLoss
      @LordLoss  Před 3 lety

      For that reason I have considered taking this video down, as statistically these cars get stolen like wildfire.

  • @resolute7627
    @resolute7627 Před 3 měsíci

    mine resets ARMED itself for no apparent reason twice a year. & then the usual disarm procedure dosent work till Ive tried it 5 times and then phoned a friend. then it will work. I think its haunted. not seriously.

  • @chrisjones9959
    @chrisjones9959 Před 4 lety +1

    cool video man saved my ass thanks