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only if your going straight.

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does that happen with compustar and other remote start installed in a standard??

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Any other system that is manual /automatic compatible................ the system will time out within a couple of minutes ( or letting the runtime run out ) and then the system will either rearm or will just shut down.

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Posted: February 07, 2003 at 10:30 PM / IP Logged

oh i see, thanks...

with the compustar, if the handbrake is let down the car will shut off..i know the autopage wasn't designed for 5-speed so it doesn't have that feature..

is there any way to get this working in the wiring works?? like how they wire the brake so when it's pressed it will turn off, can they do the same with the handbrake??

sorry i'm not an installer so i dunno..im a consumer :(

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I highly recommend not using a regular security/remote start (for automatics) on a manual vehicle. A co-worker started his Jeep Wrangler not once, but twice accidently in gear. Fun to watch a Jeep drive by itself 40 feet. No, it missed a few cars. Here is some good news. RUMOR: Autopage 850 for manual cars!

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wow 850?? cool.. i always like new stuff..so when that is out i'd probably pay to rip my 750 out then put the new one in

damn maybe i should've got the compustar cuz i have stick...hm...

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The 850 is a RUMOR so don't rip your 750s out yet! Don't forget there is also AST UltraStarters they will remote start auto and manual vehicles! And they carry a two way remote that is not that bad looking. If you like the old Star Trek communicator look! heheh!

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ok got it installed..he wired the handbrake also so when handbrake is let down, it will shut down...

the only thing not working right now is i have one of those varad blue LED scanning lights and he can't hook it with the alarm he said the alarm wont work its the way it's designed..my friend has a compustar and that's the same for him..

right now it's only hooked to ignition...anybody got a way around it?

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also he told me it doesn't have anti grind...

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On the CompuStar use the negative on the starter kill relay to send a ground signal to the scanning led. Diode isolate as always. There is also (Don't have my install manual here at the house) a negative output status wire. Might have to wait untill I get back from the shop tonight. By the way. Another RUMOR: Compustar is developing a remote that has a longer range than the 2WSS! It will have a range of up to 4 miles.

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