VIPER 7351V New Replacement Battery New OEM Manufacturer

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NEW Replacement Viper remote battery
DEI which manufactures Viper, Python, and Clifford remotes changed there battery manufacturer. They are not using Danionics anymore becuase of low quality.  Every battery produced from Danionics was not 130ma that was on the label it ranged from 110ma to 125ma.  So they switch to a new Battery manufacturer that is more consistent to 125ma.
These are new replacement batteries for your Viper 7752V remote, Why replace it with same battery that failed already. The battery has been built to the same specifications that the original battery was and it won't damage your expensive remote,
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BATTERY ONLY
, super easy to remove and replace yourself. Read below on how to replace yourself.
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The item will be shipped in a padded envelope to protect your battery, I will not ship like the other guy with the original battery who puts his in a plain envelope to save money.
Buyer accepts all responsibility for taking apart there own remote.  seller is not responsible for the buyer breaking there remote in the process of removing or installing the battery.  I have a service were you can send me your remote and I will install it for you. View my other items for sale.
Tutorial--
In the second picture, these are the tools I used to take apart the remote with( a small philips screwdriver and a plastic pry tool (you could use a credit card).  Picture 3.  shows the location of the philips screw on the back that must be first removed. In the 4th picture, you must pry up the corner at the location of the tool in the picture with a plastic pry tool, then you should carefully slid the tool around and lift the other corners up.  The taps that hold the back on are at the 4 corners of the remote.  Picture 5 here you must be very careful, I used a plastic tool here especially because if you scratch the circuit board you will damage the remote. Also Note that there is a ribbon cable along the side, you also dont want to damage that by prying on it. I used the plastic pry tool to lift up the battery that has double sided tape.  Picture 6 Note: be sure to note the orientation of the connector before you pull it out, you can look at the picture if you forget. Be careful when pulling the connector out, be sure to grasp as close to the connector as possible. Picture 7  Plug the connector of the new battery in, remove backing on double sided tape, and center the new battery.  Make sure it not touching the silver vibration motor that is on the left.  Also make sure it is flat against the circuit board. Route the wire as shown in the picture so they are not on top of anything. snap the back cover on and install the screw.  The remote will take about a minute before it powers up (usually less time), after the new battery is installed.  Feel free to contact me for any questions.
Things I have noticed repairing these remotes.  If your remote does not charge through the usb connector then it needs to be cleaned (with the battery disconnected).  Also I have seen corrosion on the power connector on the opposite side of the battery this also needs to be cleaned (It will draw the battery down faster, shorter battery life).  Also leaving the remote out in the car on a hot summer day will kill the battery. Hopefully this helps. If you have any questions let me know.  Thanks.
Here is a list of systems the 7752V works with per the viper website(see picture at the end)  This was posted on there website if your remote looks like the picture then it is the correct one.  If not look at my other listing for the correct remote.
System Model
System Part Number
Date Code
5704V
5704
12K - up
4704V
4704
12J - up
4702V
5501
All
5702V
5901
All
4708V
4708V
All
9752VL
9752VL
All
Viper Responder LC 2-Way SuperCode Remote7351V
Viper Responder LC3 2-Way SuperCode Remote7752V
7351 7752