A replacement 4-button 1-way remote for the 3108V, 3108VM and the international 3401V. If your original is lost, damaged or no longer working, this is the same transmitter — it pairs to the system already fitted to your vehicle, so nothing else needs to change.

Check it's the right one

The FCC ID is printed on the back of your old fob or inside the battery compartment. If it reads TBQ7147V, this is your remote.

Careful here. Viper make three remotes with 7147 in the model number and they are not interchangeable. This one is TBQ7147V for the 3108V security system. The 7147V and 7147VS both use FCC ID EZS7147V and pair to different systems. Read the FCC ID, not the model number.

Specifications

• 1-way, 4 buttons
• Up to 1/4 mile range
• 433.92 MHz, KEELOQ ASK
• Battery: CR2032
• Antennas: Onboard, A6113THQ

Before you buy a new fob

Try a fresh battery in your old one first. A flat battery and a dead fob behave identically, and a CR2032 costs a fraction of this. It's worth ten seconds before spending.

Programming

This fob needs pairing to your system before it will work. Most people manage it themselves, and if you'd rather not, bring the vehicle to our Markham shop and we'll do it.

Free shipping on orders over $200.