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mdraha 
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Posted: March 05, 2010 at 5:48 PM / IP Logged  
Basically, after I arm it, the shock sensor goes off within 10 minutes. Sometimes it even happens within 10 seconds. Usually when I hit the Arm button again (after the alarm goes off), it doesn't happen again. 1 time it actually did go off twice though.
I can't take it to my installer because every time I called them, they told me "it's your unit" since I didn't buy it from them. It was a bad move taking it to them to install it but too late now.
My car's a 2005 Pontiac Grand Am, installation was around October from what I remember and my system was brand new.
Any advice? I don't know anything about security systems so unless I get step by step instructions, I wouldn't know what to do to figure out the problem. I do have a volt meter if it's needed and if anybody can walk me through it.
orlpanda31 
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Posted: March 05, 2010 at 6:42 PM / IP Logged  
so it goes off on its own without any external interference?
did you add any other sensors to the system? has this always happened, or is it a recent occurance?
mdraha 
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It goes off for no reason at all. Just a minute ago my brother drove it home and it went off 20 seconds after he armed it. Then I armed it again. Then it went off 2 more times and I gave up and unarmed it just so that the alarm stops. I don't know what's going on. It started happening a few weeks ago and I haven't added or changed anything in the car.
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Some units have a dis-able shock sensor feature...You could put it in Valet mode and just use the keyless for the time being...Do you have either the Install or Owners manual...?
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Here is the Install Guide... http://www.directeddealers.com/manuals/IG/Viper/N5702V_2008_08web.pdf  ...Shock sensor settings starts on pg. 32/33... That also has the NPC feature...After a few times does it stop going off...? If that feature is turned off...Maybe try turning it on during the fix it process...?

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Posted: March 06, 2010 at 11:54 AM / IP Logged  
The unit's diagnostics (see owner's manual) should tell what's triggering, failing that, I'm guessing the CPU has "fallen down" or there's a bloody tilt sensor triggering off.
Actually the install firm do have legal responsibility if it can be proven that it was an install rather than alarm fault.

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