reducing shock sensitivity with viper 5900 remote
I recently got complaints from my neighbors because my alarm beeps/goes off when a truck or a car with a muffler drives by. I have read that there is a way to adjust the sensitivity with the pager remote. I've searched through the owner's manual and through google with no luck. Does anyone here know how I can set this? and if setting the sensitivity through the pager remote is impossible, can someone tell me how I can adjust the sensitivity? Thanks
You can't adjust the sensitivity with the remote on 5900s. You have to find the sensor. It is a clear plastic box that is plugged into the brain. There's a dial you can adjust with a small screwdriver. Turn it counter clockwise to turn the sensitivity down.
Google image search "viper shock sensor" and you will see what it looks like.
Google image search "viper shock sensor" and you will see what it looks like.
Thanks for the response. I know that the brain is usually located under the driver side dash, but mine wasn't there. Where are other ideal places that the brain would be put? Perhaps this was a stealth installation that they did?
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