1994 Dodge Viper will not start after storage and battery drain.

when a battery is completely drained, it shortens the life or could kill it all together. Time for a new one. Doesn't need to be coded.

probley need to be reprogramed from the dealer lost key code in memory

you have two options jump battery or buy another battery

If you go to the alarm control module under the drivers side knee panel near the steering column you can ground the green wire with orange stripe by sticking a small gauge wire in the plug where the green/orange wire is and as soon as it grounds the alarm will disarm.

Check the cells on the battery, if they are dry or not full of water then they can go bad. That would incorporate the battery to keep dying. When you start the car it feeds off the alternator, and then starts to die.
Check your charging system, test the battery.

Sounds like the alternator is bad (not charging). If your battery is good/charged it should run until the battery is drained. If the battery is bad/not charged the car will die as soon as the cables are taken off as there is not enough juice to run the ignition system. If the alternator is good (but battery bad) the car would still run as the alternator makes power to run the car but becasue the battery is dead/drained there is no power to start the car (hense needing the jump). Have the alternator/charging system tested

By jacking it up, and taking off the left rear tire.

You'll see an access panel.

you are going to have to call the car dealer for codes. its mostly all intergrated.

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Try this site: http://www.montrealracing.com/forums/showthread.php?734193-Viper-Smart-start-combo-alarm-remote-start-IPHONE-BB-and-ANDROID or

https://www.crutchfield.com/S-gYPQbcBd5Pd/learn/video-installing-a-viper-security-system.html


I hope this helps you out!