Toyota 4Runner: System Diagram

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SYSTEM DIAGRAM

Communication Table

Sender	Receiver	Signal	Line
Certification ECU	Power management control ECU	Engine immobiliser system set/unset signal Engine start signal Transponder valid signal Steering unlock demand signal Steering lock demand signal	LIN
Power management control ECU	Certification ECU	Key code recognition signal Engine start operation signal ACC relay activation signal IG relay activation signal
ID code box	Certification ECU	Matching request random number signal EFI code reception signal Engine start permission demand reception signal S code verification result signal L code verification result signal Steering unlock demand reception signal Steering lock demand reception signal
ID code box	Steering lock ECU	Steering lock release signal Matching request random number signal
Steering lock ECU	Certification ECU	L code verification signal

System Description

SYSTEM DESCRIPTION 1. ENGINE IMMOBILISER SYSTEM DESCRIPTION (a) The engine immobiliser system determines whether or not to enable starting of the SFI system based on a comparison of the key ID cod ...

How To Proceed With Troubleshooting

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