Viper 7752v frozen

Press and hold the lock button

can you check your vehicle battery anything under or around 12 volts only will cause problems with the alarm. 12.05-12.08 volts is fine. usually means there is a problem with the battery as when engine running it will charge battery upto full voltage. if the battery is fine then there may be a problem with the wiring, ie not getting a good connection on the alarm this will lower the voltage to the alarm and cause same problem.

how old is the remote is a question to consider. the batteries might just be too low to send a strong enough signal for the truck's transponder to receive. does the remote need to be coded to the truck if not more than likely its weak batteries. the LCD display doesn't need much power to light up, but the remote does to send the signal.

I replace the batteries in the remotes search ebay viper 7752 remote battery replacement.

Press and hold the "f" button the remote for approx. 8 seconds. The screen will display remote setup. Press the Aux button to scroll up and the remote starter button to scroll down. Press and hold the "f" button to enter the selected feature, which would be page alert. When the option you want is displayed on the LCD screen (vibe,tone,both,off) press and hold the "f' to save. You can press lock or unlock at anytime to exit the remote programming.
You can also press "f" then lock or unlock to silent arm or disarm without going through the above programming procedure.

The 7752V remote is compatible with five Viper systems. The owners manuals for each respective system can be downloaded via the following links:

5904

4704

5501

5901

5704

Try plugging the charger into an outlet then, plug the charger into the remote, remove, plug in, remove...Do this for approximately six(6) times or, until "charge" appears on the remote. When "charge" appears on the remote leave it pug up to complete charge.

Use the Remote Finder to see if this remote is compatible with your Viper system.

Open driver door.

Push and hold "f" key until remote beeps.

Push remote start button once so "pair" appears on screen. Push and hold "f" until remote beeps three(3) times to select pair mode.

Insert key into ignition an turn to "ON" position.

Push and release "valet" button on antenna, push again and hold until remote emits a series of beeps and displays "passed"

Can be somewhat complicated to explain, particularly without knowing the make, model & year of the truck and which bypass was used to integrate into the factory systems. But here's one thing it might be. The Viper system is aftermarket obviously, when the alarm is triggered the siren with start to sound, and sometimes the horn will honk as well (depending on the vehicle and the bypass). If the siren isn't blaring that means the Viper system was disarmed when you unlocked the doors but not your factory security....or another way to word it is if only the horn is honking and no siren then you're factory alarm system isn't being controlled by the viper remote the way it should be. The factory disarm wire needs to be connected. It's a light green wire with a black stripe in a red connector in the Viper alarm brain. For anything more specific I'd need some more info on the vehicle. You can email me at [email protected] if you'd like.