Why doesn’t the starter kill work on my Viper 1002?
If the starter kill function on your Viper Car Alarm isn't working, verify that the correct starter wire has been interrupted. If the car starts when the starter kill relay is disconnected, the wrong wire was cut. Also, ensure the YELLOW wire is connected to a true ignition source, not an accessory circuit, and confirm that the NC/NO is programmed correctly.
What to do if my Viper 1002 Car Alarm system won't passively arm?
If your Viper Car Alarm system doesn't passively arm until you remotely arm and disarm it, check the door input connections. Ensure that the blue H1/7 wire is not connected to the door trigger wire in the vehicle; instead, use either the green H1/5 or the violet H1/6 wire.
Why don’t the sensors trigger the alarm on my Viper 1002?
If the sensors on your Viper Car Alarm aren't triggering the alarm, the NPC[®] system may have been activated. You'll hear five chirps when disarming if this is the case. Turn the ignition key on and off to clear the NPC[®] from memory, and then retest the sensors.
How to fix a Valet button that is not working on a Viper Car Alarm?
If the Valet button on your Viper Car Alarm isn't working, ensure it's plugged into the correct socket. Also, check the System Features Learn Routine to verify the programmed Valet pulse count.
What to do if the status LED on my Viper Car Alarm doesn’t work?
If the status LED on your Viper Car Alarm isn't working, first make sure it is properly plugged in and that it's connected to the correct socket.
What to do if the Viper Car Alarm door input triggers a full alarm instead of a progressive trigger?
If the door input on your Viper Car Alarm triggers a full alarm instead of a progressive one, check the LED indicator to see which zone is causing the trigger. If the LED indicates the impact sensor, it might be detecting the door opening; try reducing the sensor's sensitivity or relocating it. If the LED indicates the door, you might have disabled the progressive door trigger. Refer to Feature 2-4 in the Feature Descriptions section of this guide for programming options.
Why does closing the door trigger my Viper 1002 Car Alarm, but opening it does not?
If closing the door triggers your Viper Car Alarm system but opening it doesn't, you may have incorrectly identified the type of door switch system. This often occurs when the wrong door input has been used.
Explains warranty registration, proof of purchase, and dealer requirements.
Details the standard assignments and operation of remote control buttons.
Instructions for manually arming the system using the remote control.
Explains the automatic arming feature based on vehicle exit.
Allows selection of active security inputs and sensors when arming.
Instructions for increasing and decreasing shock sensor sensitivity.
General| Remote Start | Yes |
|---|---|
| Keyless Entry | Yes |
| Panic Mode | Yes |
| LED Status Indicator | Yes |
| Range | Up to 1/4 mile |
| Shock Sensor | Yes |
| Alarm Type | Siren |
| Security Features | Anti-Carjacking |
| Type | Car Alarm System |
| Remote Control | 2 Remotes Included |
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