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duley3 
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Does anyone make a Remote starter for a Manual tran? I have a 2003 Blazer with a 5 speed in and winter is coming.....
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All Compustar systems are manual safe.
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duley3 
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Who Carries them?  Would it be easy to hook up to a 2003 Blaze? Or would I be better off having it done somewhere?
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Compustar, Ultrastarter, Astroflex. If you have never done a R/S don't learn by doing one on a manual trans......
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if your in the UK then go for a clifford system
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Agreed. I think in Europe you have to have have it installed to code if I'm not mistaken. Regardless, it's not an easy installation for a first timer to take on.
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duley3 
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I'm in the us. I have done a few remote starts before. I just woundered if it was really tricky to do because of the manual trans.

Where do I find them? any idea?

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The main things that you have to connect aside from the normal ignition wires is the parking brake wire, clutch bypass wire and door trigger wires.
Jeff
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