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mci_sniper

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What woud need to be done differently as is installing one on a automatic?

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I dont have a manual tranny so I dont know this for sure but from what I have read, I think the only difference is that you need to run a wire to bypass the clutch.

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Get any of the Compustars, that's where DEI stole the whole 689m from. I have the Pro 2WSS-AS and couldn't be happier. I just upgraded to that one from the Viper791XVL. Blows DEI away, it actually does the advertise range. Even beating it in some areas.

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Posted: January 30, 2008 at 4:17 PM / IP Logged

audioman2007 wrote:

I dont have a manual tranny so I dont know this for sure but from what I have read, I think the only difference is that you need to run a wire to bypass the clutch.

This is NOT the answer. Be carefull what type of info you choose to share.

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mci_sniper wrote:

What woud need to be done differently as is installing one on a automatic?

First off you need a manual safe remote starter system as stated above. Next the difference in wire connections between the two systems is the manual safe systems requires the door triggers, clutch activation wire & the park brake wire to be included in the wire connections in order for you to be able to get into what's called READY MODE.

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Thank you all for the info

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