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the ignition had to be replaced so  i did it, now the door key has been lost and the door has been locked. how do i turn off the anti theft system to start my vehicle?

Answer
This system depends on the physical action
of the door lock locking and unlocking-arming and disarming.
If you have a factory remote, that would do this to
specifications. It is also designed to only disarm using
the OEM/FACTORY remote that came with it.

So, disarming this can only be achieved 3 ways:

1. Try this first, Use key in the drivers door, turn left,
then right to disarm and unlock. Most all Japanese OEM
alarms would disarm this way.

2. Add an after market keyless entry system to emulate
the factory remote functions. I have several models
if this option suits you. (However, it may not disarm
THIS particular model as it's designed to only
disarm using the RF signal from the original remote!)

That's how.

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