How to program Avital Viper remote start transmitter 7111 7111L 7111V 

You're right, you can make a connection between the two pins with a piece of metal, but in my case I was working alone and the thing was installed in a very tight place and I needed an extra hand to do it. So, for only $4.95 and free shipping, I thought it's worth waiting for that valet wire button. To be honest I was nervous that I'm going to screw things up especially the remote start has a security bypass, that's why I wanted to go by the book.

What control thing?

@@kennykeel7193I’m guessing that little control remote that he clicked once not the starter

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This worked!!! Thank you sooooo much

You're welcome.

That was the first short cut I thought of, but my old fob chip was done. In your case you don't need to reprogram. Just keep the new gut just in case.

Thanks for watching the video, just to let you know, I'm not a professional installer. It is very common in the world of remote starters, manufacturers intentionally do not include any installation manuals with their products, and they only send it directly to their authorized installers, places like Best Buy or other car audio installation businesses. The reason manufacturers do that is liability and a complication of the installation process, that they don't want to have a tech support for it. I remember spending few hours on Google and I found out some installation manuals that find its way to the internet as PDF docs, but since I didn't need them I really did not save them. Coming to your case specifically, it looks like that you need to reintroduce the Starter device to your vehicle security system in order to bypass it. Your case is like cutting a duplicate $3 metal key at home Depot for your car key, it's going to start your car but since it doesn't have the chip inside of the plastic part of it, the security system is going to shut your car down. To conclude you have two options, either you take it to a professional installer and let them charge you for programming the device from scratch, like whether you need the lights to be on or the horn to honk, or how many minutes you need that device to stay on before it shuts itself down if you don't show up to your vehicle. The other option is to look for the manual and read it carefully and be ready to spend some time doing the programming process from scratch. Sorry for the lengthy reply.

In this video I discussed the issue of programming a replacement clicker, which is totally a different story than programming the whole system, that happens the day of the installation of the remote start system. In the initial installation programming, things like how many minutes you want the engine to keep running, do you want the lights to stay on, or do you want the horn to to honk. You need to look for the original installation manual that came with a device in order to reprogram everything. Since you mention the parking lot scenario, when my old mother rides with me and we go shopping, sometimes she wants to stay in the van, so before I take off my keys I press the clicker twice and I remove the keys but the engine stays on in order for the air conditioner to stay on. So, if someone wants to jump into the van and drive it away it's going to shut off once they press the brake pedal.

I never looked online but what I heard from the salesperson from the place I bought this remotes that any remote model starts with 7111 is compatible disregarding of the the letter at the end of the model.

I'm sorry to hear that. In this video I checked the system first and only the clicker was broken, luckily I did not have to deal with the system. My van horn is not connected to the OPTIONAL horn feature, that's why I don't hear any honk while programming. Try to delete the old/ existing clickers first then repeat the whole process again. Good Luck.

I'm not sure because I'm not a professional installer. In my case the system was fully functional except the clicker button as shown. I did not buy a new clicker till I made sure it's only the clicker that was acting up. I posted this video when I could not find a video that shows how to program a clicker to replace a broken or lost one. You may try to check the wiring that is going out of the box, sorry I can't help more.

There's no one answer to this, it depends on the initial installation configuration. Reprogram the clickers as new, if it doesn't work, delete the clicker and then reprogram it again.

@@PickyOne it work tank you so much 👍🏼👍🏼👍🏼👍🏼

how do you delete the clicker??@@PickyOne

That depends on the original installation programing which this video does not cover. every installation is different depending on the options chosen on the day the device is installed. In my case, my device is not connected to the horn or the hood.

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@@PickyOne thanks, got it for 7.50 on ebay

@@PickyOne can you send a link for the remotes also, mine is the 7111v model