Highlander

Question

Two months ago, I installed an Evo-ALL module in a 2019 Highlander. The programming process proved difficult—the system only worked on the third attempt. The new module didn't work, so I used an old one instead.

The client called to say that the Fortin device has stopped working.

Is it possible that the vehicle has a factory-installed remote start system that is causing interference? Where should I look for it?

Answer 1

Hello,

Yes oem starter will cause issues. Top of page 4 says it must be completly disconnected prior to programming evo.

https://fortin.ca/download/67811/EVO-ONE_IG_REG_BI_TOY_HIGHLANDER_NKTO_2017_PTS_A_67811.pdf

On the highlander it should be located behind the glove box upper right hand side.

 

Best regards

Comments

This vehicle is not equipped with a remote start system. Even the fuse socket for the remote start unit was empty, with no electrical contacts present. The module flashed red after the doors were closed. 001A07213969. I replaced the module, and everything returned to normal.

Please, reset the decriptor for the evo-all, that I removed from the vehicle

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I have sent it in to be reset.

Glad to hear you got it sortred out.

Best regards