viper791xv problem

Ok how much more detailed do you want this post to be considering that if it was a more technical post I dont think it would make much sense for myself to even post asking for assitance. because the technicality skills would be there enough for me to comprehend how to install and troubleshoot this problem. as of a current status when i press the remote start * button the vehicle does not start instead the gauges move as if it's trying to crank but no results. in the past if i wiggled around the cables particually the stinger shock sensor it would start the car. i was told that the previous installer did not know what he was doing and that the reason i had to wiggle it and the brake lights would come on steady at times was because the system needs to send 2 ground taps. well as the system was reinstalled from scratch it worked for 5 days withought a problem then now it does not start up the car even when wiggling the cable. however the alarm works with no problems and the parking brake issue has been eliminated. i think that describe it best now perhaps i can get a detailed answer from someone. other then the smart @$$ genious here. _+_+_+_+_+_+_+_+_+_+_+_+_+_+_

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If you have to wiggle wires around to make the starter work , then it would make me think that the connection to the starter wire or the relay is not 100 % secure. Check to see that the installation of the wires were soldered and not just taped up or a T-Tap was used. As far as the 555U, this is a key required bypass module that uses a thin gauge wire wrapped around the ignition key tumbler to induce the signal from the key in the module. The key needs to be in the sweet spot on the module to properly send the signal, so what you can do is open the module and move the key around until you get the vehicle to start and when you get this spot, use a dab of hot glue to secure the key in the spot.Jeff

Velocity Custom Home Theater

Mobile Audio/Video Specialist

Morden, Manitoba CANADA

Your run-on sentences make my head hurt...but I'll try to help. On the tap of the dash there is a red light. When you start the car, the light should turn on solid for about 4-5 seconds and then go off. If the light flashes rapidly, the truck is not seeing the immobilzer key properly. It may also be seeing multiple keys at the same time, which can also cause a problem. The part that reads the key may also be damaged, or out of place causing a problemn. Next time you try to start the key, pay attention to the red light and let us know what it is doing. I can't imagine one reason why shaking the shock sensor would help with starting the vehicle. The brake switch was probably out of position which caused your brake lights to go on. It sounds like nobody at that shop knows what they are doing. There are probably multiple things wrong with the install. You would probably be better off having another shop remove it and re-install it.

you could also unplug the imobilizer place your good Key in the key hole then try to remote start the vehicle from the remote. If it works then find someone that knows how to install the imobilizer , or get a different type of imobilizer, because thats the problem . If it doesnt work then you have some other bad wiring most likely the installer used T-taps or some other crap like that. good luck

ok had a look at the led and when trying to remote start the led does not flash

JWORm----- THANK YOU THANK YOU THANK YOU>>>>>>>> I FOLLOWED YOUR STEPS AND GLUED THE KEY TURNED OUT TO BE THAT WAS LOOSE AND ALSO I HJAD TO SOLDER ONE OF THE LOOSE PINS TESTED THE ALARM WORKS WITHOUGHT A HITCH.... THANK YOU ALL FOR BEING PATIENT WITH ME AND FOR HELPING ME NOW I WILL ASK A MINOR REQUEST CAN SOMEONE PLEASE TELL ME HOW CAN I GET MY OLD VIPER690XV TWO REMOTE TO WORK WITH THIS ALARM IT USED TO WORK IN THE PASS BUT SINCE EVERYTHING WAS DISCONNECTED AND REINSTALLED THE IDIOTS DID NOT PROGRAM IT.

Sorry and Thanks VElocity actually it was your idea with the glue part. so if anything you both helped out sorry.

I was just kidding, glad we could all be of help to you. Jeff

Velocity Custom Home Theater

Mobile Audio/Video Specialist

Morden, Manitoba CANADA