Where do you connect it to on the Viper 3105V system?
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Honestly its a cheap product. It never worked for me even when I tested it straight to the battery... But to answer ur question it simply taps into the positive and negative on the alarm system
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I have no idea. I bought mine for a 2003 Toyota Corolla I had to get it programmed to my system and it works perfectly, once your alarm is viper I guess it should work.
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Yes it will work with viper system but depends on year make and model of vehicle is a data driven vehicle and may need the all inclusive model that will control door locks, triggers, trunk release, immobilizer. Check with local installer for all possibilities for your specific vehicle
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Thanks for the answer, buddy!I tried just wiring the "rear center" into "rear right + & -" but haven't found out if it works (was going to test tonight). Your first method is to wire "rear center" wires into "rear left +" and "rear right -", right?
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Hi J, Yes you can - if you already have a Viper remote starter installed, of course. The third button down, a curved arrow with a dotted tail, is the remote start button. Works every time! -Al
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Plug it into your computer and call Beltronics.Theyll let you know what to do if anything.
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Mike is right needs programming by the dealer, i didn't use it in my Chevy Colorado with a Viper basic alarm,instead i pulled a new wire from the starter to the alarm and installed a relay for the ignition kill and it works fine.
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Used with Viper Alarm System. Works perfectly and Easy Install. Don't know if will work for your needs. Good Luck.
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id have to argee with marianne farley.. if you have no mechanail, exsperienve in wirring or know what watts are/ohms..id ask around post on fb, youd be surpised friends know someone who knows how to hook system up, going to a pro shop your looking at big money!! for install.
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Go to bulldogsecurity.com and on the left side of the page you can select installation and wiring guides. Most likely you vehicle will be listed because the remote starter is not vehicle specific. There is an ignition wire, a starter motor wire, door lock switch wire, etc. on all vehicles and that is what the system will connect to - the wires, not the harnesses. It can be installed by any shop that installs car stereos and DVD players. The box will contain something called InstallCard, which will direct you to someone in your area that will install it for $160, but expect an upcharge because there is always something extra that every car will need. You can install it yourself if you are comfortable cutting and soldering your vehicle's wiring. I had it installed on a police interceptor and it works great and over a long distance. This is great to have if there is an ice storm where you parked your car because the car will thaw out from the inside out and eventually you can get in the car without damaging anything. Good luck.
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http://www.mirrortap.com/ they have all the mmodels and to which wires to tap to
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http://www.sonicelectronix.com/item_18470_Viper-350-Plus-P-N-3105V.htmlAs per Sonic Electronix, it is one of the Alternative Remotes for the Viper 350 Plus Alarm, Yep!
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The viper replacement key(door)fob can be used on these viper alarm systoms:viper 1002,3002,5002. It's easy to program to your car as the details come with the keyfob on the back of the card. I was so please with this replacement fob, its never let me down it's work ever time and great for the prize to.
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No, you just have to register with viper. Make sure you have all device info.
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I'm not sure your exact setup but the two wires with the bullet connections are for your winch power the black bare wire is your ground and the red bare wire is your switched power. Hope this helps
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There is one remote I was able to program it myself following the instructions in the back my viper remote starter was already installed. I actually bought 2 of them so far they work as advertised.
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Depends on the model of alarm you use. In the Viper 5904, the power is constantly applied to the sensor so that would be a problem. The solution is simple. You need to remove the ground connection from the alarm's 4-pin sensor connector (yes, it definitely supplies sufficient current despite what the manual states) and wire the sensor's ground wire to the alarm's Ground While Armed (GWA) output. Although I voided my warranty in the process, I made the modification internally within the alarm unit by lifting the ground pin of the circuit board and, with some insulated wire, soldered a jumper wire from the lifted pin back to the GWA output pin. This makes for a much neater installation. I don't know why Directed didn't already do it this way but this will definitely solve your problem.