Updated: 06/26/2024 • Published: 04/18/2011
2007 Toyota Tundra Alarm Wires
Find the right alarm wire colors, locations, and polarity with this 2007 Toyota Tundra alarm wiring diagram. This will help you install your car alarm wiring correctly.
Application | Wire Color and Location |
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Battery Constant 12v+ Positive Wire (+) | White |
Battery Constant 12v+ Positive Wire Location | Ignition Switch Harness |
Ignition Positive Wire (+) | Light Green |
Ignition Positive Wire Location | Ignition Switch Harness |
Second Ignition Positive Wire (+) | Black |
Second Ignition Positive Wire Location | Ignition Switch Harness |
Third Ignition Positive Wire (+) | Light Blue |
Third Ignition Positive Wire Location | Ignition Switch Harness |
Accessory Positive Wire (+) | Gray |
Accessory Positive Wire Location | Ignition Switch Harness |
Second Accessory Positive Wire (+) | N/A |
Second Accessory Positive Wire Location | N/A |
Starter Positive Wire (+) | Dark Green |
Starter Positive Wire Location | Ignition Switch Harness |
Second Starter Positive Wire (+) | N/A |
Second Starter Positive Wire Location | N/A |
Key Sense Wire | Gray |
Key Sense Wire Location | Ignition Switch Harness |
2007 Toyota Tundra Alarm Sensor Wires
Find the right alarm sensor wire colors, locations, and polarity with this 2007 Toyota Tundra alarm sensor wire chart. This will help you connect all your car alarm sensors correctly.
Application | Wire Color and Location |
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Parking Light Negative Wire (-) | N/A |
Parking Light Negative Wire Location | N/A |
Parking Lights Positive Wire (+) | Green |
Parking Lights Positive Wire Location | In Plug at the Bottom of the Fuse Box |
Power Door Lock Positive Wire (-) | White |
Power Door Lock Positive Wire Location | Driver Kick Panel |
Power Door Unlock Negative Wire (-) | Red |
Power Door Unlock Negative Wire Location | Driver Kick Panel |
Door Trigger Negative Wire (-) | Orange |
Door Trigger Negative Wire Location | At Courtesy Light Under the Dash |
Dome Light Supervision Wire (-) | Green |
Dome Light Supervision Wire Location | At Courtesy Light Under the Dash |
Hood Trigger Negative Wire (-) | Violet (Blue at Hood Pin Switch) |
Hood Trigger Negative Wire Location | At Body Electronic Control Module in the Driver Kick Panel |
Trunk Trigger Negative Wire (-) | N/A |
Trunk Trigger Negative Wire Location | N/A |
Sliding Power Door Wire | N/A |
Sliding Power Door Wire Location | N/A |
Horn Negative Wire (-) | Orange |
Horn Negative Wire Location | At Steering Column |
Brake Light Positive Wire (+) | Orange |
Brake Light Positive Wire Location | At Brake Switch Above Brake Pedal |
Factory Alarm Disarm Wire (-) | N/A |
Factory Alarm Disarm Wire Location | N/A |
Factory Anti-Theft System | Key Immobilizer System |
Factory Anti-Theft System Type | Key Sends a RF Signal to the BCM Module |
Feel free to use any 2007 Toyota Tundra alarm wiring diagram that is listed here but keep in mind that all information here is provided as is without any warranty of any kind. Use of this 2007 Toyota Tundra car alarm wire chart is at your own risk. Always verify all wires, wire colors and connection points before applying any information found here to your 2007 Toyota Tundra.
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I have a 2007 tundra and the alarm system was installed at the dealership when I purchased the vehicle. It is Incorporated with the auto start on the key fob. I have a blue light on the dash that would blink when the car was Locked and would stop when I opened the doors with the remote and stay off when I was driving. I had recently Opened the door with the key instead of the remote and the alarm went off, so I silenced it with the remote. Now the blue light flashes 3 times then pauses and starts again continuously. Which at nite is very distracting. I called the number on the back of the key fob and it said to look at the audiovox web site which was no help Can someone tell me how to reset this alarm I can’t even find a toggle switch of some sort to reset. Didn’t want to To disconnect battery because of computer system in the truck, someone said that could make things worse Thanks any info on this would be great. anyone?