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rbh261 · 03-03-2007, 05:03 PM

Yes, a remote start can safely be done on a manual tranny. Directed has an interface module available for the manual tranny, though I'm not sure of the part #. I use a Compustar alarm/start combo on my truck. It is designed to work with a manual. They are real nice easy on truck with a clutch start cancel switch. Even trucks without the switch have the plug behind the switch panel where the switch wood be. Still works the same with remote start. I've done many of these. I've been installing audio and security for 13 years. For more help, try www.the12volt.com . They are loaded with info in relation to this.

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rbh261 Registered User Join Date: Nov 2004 Location: Martinsville, VA Posts: 149	Yes, a remote start can safely be done on a manual tranny. Directed has an interface module available for the manual tranny, though I'm not sure of the part #. I use a Compustar alarm/start combo on my truck. It is designed to work with a manual. They are real nice easy on truck with a clutch start cancel switch. Even trucks without the switch have the plug behind the switch panel where the switch wood be. Still works the same with remote start. I've done many of these. I've been installing audio and security for 13 years. For more help, try www.the12volt.com . They are loaded with info in relation to this. __________________ '98 4-Runner SR5 V6 Automatic Intake elbow removed, Sony head unit, Sony Class-D amp, Sony 10" sub enclosure and F&R components Brad Hall Service Advisor Nelson Automotive Group 201 Commonwealth Blvd. Martinsville, VA 24112 276-638-2331 www.autosbynelson.com