Homelink
Homelink
Everyone,
Just wanted to let you know incase you want the factory homelink...Its a little pricey but pretty cool in my opinion. Part of the deal I made with the dealership when I bought my truck was that they give me an OEM visor with homelink for free for my truck, and one at dealer cost for my dad's 2005. There is only 2 screws, and it is completely plug and play. I think you HAVE to have lighted vanity mirrors for this to work though.
FYI:
Retail is $387!
Dealer cost is $240...I know still high for a garage door opener, but thought it would be a cool b-day gift for my dad who has 2 garage doors at the house and a shop.
Just wanted to let you know incase you want the factory homelink...Its a little pricey but pretty cool in my opinion. Part of the deal I made with the dealership when I bought my truck was that they give me an OEM visor with homelink for free for my truck, and one at dealer cost for my dad's 2005. There is only 2 screws, and it is completely plug and play. I think you HAVE to have lighted vanity mirrors for this to work though.
FYI:
Retail is $387!
Dealer cost is $240...I know still high for a garage door opener, but thought it would be a cool b-day gift for my dad who has 2 garage doors at the house and a shop.
I don't have a garage so my buttons have never been used.
But you can go to their website and find add-ons. You can turn lights on and off, your home alarm system, etc. A little pricey but you don't have to go into a dark house if you don't want to.
It's more than just a garage door opener.
http://www.homelink.com/home/home.tml
But you can go to their website and find add-ons. You can turn lights on and off, your home alarm system, etc. A little pricey but you don't have to go into a dark house if you don't want to.
It's more than just a garage door opener.
http://www.homelink.com/home/home.tml
I bought one ebay and added it to the factory location. I pryed the visor apart, cut the fabric and plastic out, everything else was pretty easy. Just glued it back together with some weight on it for several hours and it looks like it came from the factory that way. I have the lariat though so I already had power there.
Originally Posted by caimakale
I bought one ebay and added it to the factory location. I pryed the visor apart, cut the fabric and plastic out, everything else was pretty easy. Just glued it back together with some weight on it for several hours and it looks like it came from the factory that way. I have the lariat though so I already had power there.


Originally Posted by caimakale
I bought one ebay and added it to the factory location. I pryed the visor apart, cut the fabric and plastic out, everything else was pretty easy. Just glued it back together with some weight on it for several hours and it looks like it came from the factory that way. I have the lariat though so I already had power there.


Originally Posted by RUSS04
In 2004 Homelink was standard equipment on the lariat Nice job on installing your homelink CAIMAKALE it looks like it came from the factory
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Originally Posted by caimakale
I bought one ebay and added it to the factory location. I pryed the visor apart, cut the fabric and plastic out, everything else was pretty easy. Just glued it back together with some weight on it for several hours and it looks like it came from the factory that way. I have the lariat though so I already had power there.


This for tan and this for grey should work. After you open up the visor, there is a plastic piece you will have to cut out (about the same size as the black box on the transmitter). I will see if I have some pictures of inside my visor so you can see what it looks like. I used superglue to hold the visor back together. I was actually surprised it held, but it has held well even in 100+ degree weather. I will see how well it holds up in the below freezing temps this winter.
Originally Posted by vader716
I agree and that is one fine looking truck Russ...


Originally Posted by polo2005
can someone post a link to a homelink controller on ebay, i want one but cant find one, i dont have power on my visors so what do i do. Thanks
I put mine in the dashtray, I have a power gate and garage door, don't want to be messing with remotes.
Usually cost about 25 bucks for the unit on Ebay.
I've bought several, all of them work the same way.
Chris
x2 on the center rail install! Very easy. Remember - any homelink controller can be put in any vehicle - they are not manufacturer specific. The only thing to keep in mind is "traditional" or "rolling code". Ebay is a great source for Homelink.
Very simple to install - just wire it up to 12v (I suggest switched so someone can't just pop the window & open your garage!) and off you go!
Very simple to install - just wire it up to 12v (I suggest switched so someone can't just pop the window & open your garage!) and off you go!



