Bought a nice rust free, 119k mile '95 FZJ80 a couple months ago that didn't come with the keyless entry fobs but oddly had zero key scratches around any of the door locks, making me think it had to have keyless entry at some point or owners with surgeon-like steadiness in their hands. Investigating further I noticed a small black box on the firewall (at the top corner on the driver's side - see photo). It has two bundled wires coming out - one bundle has two in it, each of which go to a connector going into the starter, the other wire bundle also has two wires, with one going to the negative ground on the battery and the other going to either the driver's side headlight or more likely the horn (too dark to trace the last couple of inches even with a flashlight).
I'm guessing this box has something to do with an alarm or remote start, but there is no RS3000, TVSS or any aftermarket alarm ECU to be found. I've looked all around driver's side footwell, under the front seats, in all directions behind the glovebox, etc, etc, etc. and am coming up empty. I've searched the interwebs exhaustively looking for a similar setup in a photo, searched the iH8Mud threads for an answer, and am still coming up empty.
Anyone else seen something like this? Any ideas what this is? The hopeful end game is to just be able to program an aftermarket or OEM remote for keyless entry rather than install a new keyless entry system.
I'm guessing this box has something to do with an alarm or remote start, but there is no RS3000, TVSS or any aftermarket alarm ECU to be found. I've looked all around driver's side footwell, under the front seats, in all directions behind the glovebox, etc, etc, etc. and am coming up empty. I've searched the interwebs exhaustively looking for a similar setup in a photo, searched the iH8Mud threads for an answer, and am still coming up empty.
Anyone else seen something like this? Any ideas what this is? The hopeful end game is to just be able to program an aftermarket or OEM remote for keyless entry rather than install a new keyless entry system.