Viper 5706 2-Way Remote Will Not Sound When Alarm Sound

Friends, My Viper 5706 two way remote does not sound when the alarm goes off. I do have the alarm set to "NOT" chirp when arming and disarming. The two does not seem to be related to me. Is this a settings issue or how do I diagnose the problem? Sincerely XtlovHe that know little don't even know that he knows little.

Those functions are not related to an alarm triggered state. Check for voltage at the siren output positive on the 8 pin harness during a triggered state. Brown wire on 8 pin viper harness to positive on DMM and black on DMM to chassis ground. Set DMM to 20V. You should see 12V on the output during a triggered state.

The alarm works fine, I am talking about the two way key fob that is supposed to also beep when the alarm is triggered. My neighbor has an alarm that goes off often and I cannot tell if it is his or mine.

Oh okay, I understand now. I have the 5706V in my car as well. When my FOB acted up once in the past I was able to clear things up by COMPLETELY disconnecting the battery wires and connecting the two cables together for about ten minutes. I forget where I read about this, but it did clear up the FOB issue I was having(triple shutdown notification on remote start key takeover). Be careful with this though as on many newer vehicles this may cause other issues like window relearn needed etc. Perhaps just disconnect power and ground from the 5706V by disconnecting the 8 pin at the brain and jumper the power and ground pins on the alarm brain together for about ten minutes.

Try unplugging the antenna harness and reseating the connection.Steve G

I forgot to mention that the fob does otherwise function. It arms and disarms the system and opens the rear door. The fob does not beep as it is supposed to when the alarm is triggered.

Have you verified you can set off the alarm and that you're not in valet mode?My ex once told me I have a perfect face for radio.

Yes, I triggered the alarm myself and yes I am sure that the alarm is not set to valet mode. I do, however, have the alarm set to where the siren does not chip when arming and disarming the system.

Have you tried what I recommended above yet?

jvwilson101 wrote: Have you tried what I recommended above yet?

I am not going to try your first suggestion, but as for your second suggestion I will have to get a second opinion as to what possible dangers it poses.