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Compustar’s Holiday Gift Guide Novem Can You Remote Start a Manual-Transmission / Stick-Shift Vehicle? Septem. Page 3: Spread Spectrum Technology Controller: This 5 inch by inch by 1 inch rectangular black box is the brain of the implied warranty will last or the exclusion or limitation of incidental or consequential CompuStar 2WSSR system and is installed underneath the dashboard of your vehicle. damages. The CompuStar spread-spectrum alarms are apparently notoriously flakey for communication. It's rare that I can get the remotes to sync with the brain, and they'll work for a day and then stop working for 10 days no matter how many times I try to resync them.