Can I use this on a non-viper remote start system. I have an Avital 4103, which can be programmed with other remotes.
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I am not sure it is also made by Directed electronics. Send this question to :www.directed.com good luck
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You will most likely need an additional module or a "t-harness". The viper web site will tell you what you need for most vehicles.
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Absolutely as long as both remote starts are of the same brand or capable of using that remote which 2 models (remote start ecu) are u using?
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Hi, this is an add-on system, meaning it will use your factory remote. Pressing lock 3 times will activate this remote starter. You will have the same range you currently have with your factory remote.
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Yes you should not have a problem installing the viper 4103 into ur vehicle. You will also need to buy and program an xpresskit XK05 bypass module. Most alarm installers will program for a small fee.
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If you know what your doing I'm sure you can get any remote start to work. You may have issues with it recognizing the amperage coming from the coil which allows it to keep the vehicle running. I imagine it's carburated though. So I'd look on google about adding a remote starter to a carburated vehicle. Hope this helps.
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I'd like to help you, but neither of those numbers represent a Viper remote model #, nor a Viper system model. I may be able to help you if you can find a sequence that includes either "RPN" or "EZ"
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I wouldn't know really. I think you should contact viper. And ask before making a purchase.
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Most likely. would not take anyones word for it would be a good idea to look at your trucks electrical schematic and compare it to the viper schematic.Then go to best buy and ask the install technician if he can do it. depends on wether or not your door locks activate with a 12v positive pulse or ground closing. either way there will be an adapter to make it work. This is not much of an answer but hope it helps. The alarm is still working perfect in my truck 5 years later so its worth getting and a good alarm.
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Was going to install it in a Mercury truck. Went to Ford dealer and they wanted 850.00 (plus I paid for the part) and up to 2 days to install. Said no. Went to Best Buy and they installed a Viper remote start for 344.00 plus tax and had it done in less than 2 hours. It will not do all the magic of the C3, but the Viper starts every time from a long distance. You want the bells and whistles than pay the coin to have he C3 installed.
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I have no idea. I bought mine for a 2003 Toyota Corolla I had to get it programmed to my system and it works perfectly, once your alarm is viper I guess it should work.
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I personally would recommend the viper 5704 or 5706 for any vehicle. All of the viper systems can work on most vehicles, so you just have to decide what features you want and what you're willing to spend. I like the remote for the 5704. It is a two way remote with an adequate display and is rechargeable. The viper 5904 is good too but it costs nearly $100 more for the same features with a color LCD remote. I did install the viper 4105V on my father in laws Rav4 and it worked great as a simple remote start system but I prefer the two way remotes so I know if my car started successfully. If you can afford it you should install whichever system you choose with the DBALL express kit. If you use the D2D functionality it will save youa lot of time as you won't have to connect a lot of wires. The express kits do require firmware installation, so you will need the device that installs it from your computer (about $25 on amazon). Hopefully I answered your question and didn't ramble on too long. Have a great day!
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no the locking wont work without an existing locking system, the remote start will work
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I'm pretty sure viper 5901 would work with 2004 honda fit. I installed one on my 2004 civic si by myself. 2+ years, still works good. Not sure if 04 fit has immobiliser. If it does, it will require bypass module. And as long as there is one made for this car don't see problems to get remote start working. Other wise have to sacrifice a spare key. This alarm is features rich, but install is not easy. Make sure you have some basic electrical skills or have installer do it for you. You might also want to get motion and tilt sensor, what I did. Check this also http://www.fitfreak.net/forums/tags/viper.html
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If it's for the right viper alarm system that has that option then yes, I had it as my remote start for my built 2005 Subaru WRX and I could do it from 500+ ft and through materials
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No, this is simply a door lock override bypass module made for GM vehicles. This will not extend the range of your factory remote starter. This is a module that needs to be connected to a main Directed Electronics Alarm system (eg a Viper) that will correspond with your factory alarm. Now if you pair this with an Alarm with remote start a lot of them have a Mile ish range just to keep that in mind.
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You purchased a remote ONLY. Let me know if you find a Viper alarm SYSTEM for $40 let me know.