2023 tundra install

Question

i already have an evo one all from my old car and have a few questions

1) will the THAR-ONE-TOY16 work  on my 2023 tundra since is the same as the 2022 and the start x remote start which is just an evo one works on both?  

2 where do the diodes go i dont see them on the diagram

3) what is the THAR-TY120 is that an additional harness or is it built into the main harness cant seem to be able to google an answer

i realy want the remote start to be able to control the doors on the cellular app and start x says there's cant even though its just a rebranded evo one and comes with a fortin programer

also  its cheaper to get the harness than get the whole start x kit since i already own a evo one and a cellular module

Answer 1

Hello,

1- Yes the evo-one & toy16 works for the 2023 tundra push button start, the vehicle is unchaged 2022-24.

2- When using the t-harness diodes are not needed. That is a guide typo I will send to our graphics department for correction. Thank you for pointing that out.

3- Thats just a part number used in production/graphics.

You can add evo-start-lte to the system for control via smart phone. https://evo-start.ca/en/home

 https://fortin.ca/en/vehicles/toyota/tundra/2023-push-to-start/compatibility/

Please note, as stated in the installation guide you need an evo one manufactured after 2019 with a qr code on it in order to be able to access the apropriate fw for this vehicle.

 https://fortin.ca/download/107631/EVO-ONE_IG_THR_BI_TOY16--TUNDRA-PTS_2022_A_107631.pdf

Best regards.

Comments

thank you and yes it is the newer evo one i purchased 2 yrs ago last year for a leased car that was returned

one last question the LT.BLUE/BLACK wire shows it runs to the wire but not connected im assuming there is an error in the graphics  and both wires are spliced into the factory wire??

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That is not an error, you are cutting the vehicles factory wire in half and splicing it as shown on each end.

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I under stand that i was refering to the small space in the line to the left of the cut

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Ya thats just perhaps the pdf not loading the image properly, I will ask the graphics team to look at that as well.