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Posted: June 20, 2006 at 10:09 PM / IP Logged  
I just got COMPUSTAR 2W900FM-AS. Does anyone has any wirring diagrams on this alarm/car specific? Also, do I need to buy  "immobilizer bypass module" for remote starter and turbo timer to work? If I do wich one do I need and where to buy one?
integratyper934 
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never heard of a compustar alarm....well kinda not a big brand you should go with a viper791xv thats what i have and all my friends have. as far as remote start make sure u wanna do it first because if u leave it in gear by accident........im sure can guess what will happen. as  for the immobilizer im pretty sure it might most new cars do, its most likely a chip in your key. if so u can use one of directeds bypass modules. do u have a spare key for the car thaty was cut by wall mart or anything if u do and the car starts there isnt an immobilizer.
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integratyper934 wrote:
never heard of a compustar alarm....well kinda not a big brand you should go with a viper791xv thats what i have and all my friends have. as far as remote start make sure u wanna do it first because if u leave it in gear by accident........im sure can guess what will happen. as  for the immobilizer im pretty sure it might most new cars do, its most likely a chip in your key. if so u can use one of directeds bypass modules. do u have a spare key for the car thaty was cut by wall mart or anything if u do and the car starts there isnt an immobilizer.

actually the compustar is the best alarm for this vehicle, I also have one.  It lets you have the remote start and turbo timer installed with warranty because of their "reservation mode" and actually compatible with manual transmission.  True the Viper 791xv is also a good alarm with remote start and turbo timer but nobody is willing to install it on a manual transmission because of insurance issues and there is no "reservation mode" to prevent accidental starts.

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Clifford now have a module which will allow the remote start units to work on manual vehicles safely.
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You can bet your rear ends DEI will be doing ALOT more manual trans since their purchase of ASTROSTART....it's a part of the market they have missed out on for years...
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Evolution-UK wrote:
Clifford now have a module which will allow the remote start units to work on manual vehicles safely.
As far as I know, they still haven't released it in the United States.
Its been available in Canada, as well as in Europe for a while.
To the original poster:
Yes, you need an immobilizer bypass. You can get a universal bypass that uses a spare key like a DEI 556U. You can also get a bypass that programs to the car and doesn't require a key like the PKU-MIT. Here is a link for info about it:
PKU-MIT
You picked a good system for your car. Here is a diagram for your car.
12volts      white (40A)      +      ignition harness
Starter      BLACK / YELLOW      +      ignition harness     
Ignition      BLACK/ white      +      ignition harness
Accessory      blue/black      +      ignition harness
Second Accessory      blue/white (not required)      +      ignition harness
Power Lock      purple to yellow      -      driver kick, door harness
Power Unlock      lt. green      -      driver kick, door harness
Parking Lights+      GREEN/ yel (L), GREEN/ wht (R)      +      white plug bottom of fuse box
Door Trigger      white      -      white plug bottom of fuse box
Dome Supervision      use door trigger wire           
Trunk/Hatch Pin      GREEN/ orange      -      light in trunk
     
Factory Alarm Arm      arms with lock           
Factory Alarm Disarm      gray      -      driver kick, door harness
     
Tachometer      BLACK / YELLOW or BLACK/ green      ac      either ignition coil
Brake Wire      green      +      brake pedal switch
Parking Brake      blue/red      -      parking brake switch
Horn Trigger      blue/red or red      -      horn switch
Notes: It is blue/red on the standard models and red on the Evolution VIII models.
Immobilizer Bypass     Required: Yes
Type: Transponder
Part #: 556UW
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KarTuneMan wrote:
You can bet your rear ends DEI will be doing ALOT more manual trans since their purchase of ASTROSTART....it's a part of the market they have missed out on for years...
Don't know how. Clifford have had a manual safe remote start unit for years
evois 
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Posted: July 17, 2006 at 7:02 PM / IP Logged  

debugger wrote:
I just got COMPUSTAR 2W900FM-AS. Does anyone has any wirring diagrams on this alarm/car specific? Also, do I need to buy  "immobilizer bypass module" for remote starter and turbo timer to work? If I do wich one do I need and where to buy one?

how was the install?  where did you get your compustar?  I am also interested with it for my evo IX mr and my IS but did not want to pay $2000 for two cars with the 2-way pager LCD and remote start for a 6-speed and one for an auto.  how did it work out? pictures would help?


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