Well I finally got my homelink off ebay for 40.00 and after careful consideration this is where I decided to put it. What do you think? Buy the way this was also not the easiest mod I've done.[IMG][/IMG]

 

Looks great. I just bought one off of ebay for $25.00, was going to put in the sunvisor but after seeing yours I think I'll put it just ahead of the dome light and sun roof controls. Sounds like just a two wire install correct ?

 

Are those openers compatible with rolling code door openers?? Several of the ones I saw on ebay for cheap weren't. The only one I saw that said it was rolling code compatible was $165 for the "buy it now" price.

 

I bought mine on ebay from a 1996 Ford Winstar van visor for like $25. It is rolling code compatible.

Nice install. I put mine on that blank piece between the two dome light lenses.

 

Thanks. And yes it is rolling code compatible. Not to bad to program. I programed the 1st and 2nd buttons for the garage of course and the third I programmed to pop my Snugtop lid since I ordered it with remote opener. Thats my favorite one. This Homelink came out of a 02 Expy. And yes its just two wires (hot and ground). I just tapped into my dome light harness.

 

Why do you say it wasnt the easiest of installs?

 

Because the console is thicker in some places making it hard to get the homelink unit to set level. And I was using a dremel tool to cut down the plastic so I had to just do a little and check it and then do a little more and check it again to make sure I didnt burn through the plastic. It was just very tiedious.

 

i am about to do the same.........can you be a lil more specific on which wires you tapped into......thanks

 

^if installing in the overhead dome light, you just tap into the dome light wires. That's what I did. I believe the positive lead is the green wire with an orange stripe and the negative lead the black wire furthest from the green/orange stiped wire, or I think any of the black wires will work for the ground. You can double check with a meter or test light.