i have tried programming mine both ways that it tells you how in the owners manual with no success, is it possible that my homelink module may be bad? When i programmed my wifes Pilot it took me a while to get hers programmed but i have sat in the TL for over an hour trying to get it to program. the light will blink fast like it learns the code but no response from the garage door...any ideas?

 

I have the same issue ever since I bought a new opener (genie screw drive). The old unit linked with no problem. I assume it has something to do with the new unit having a rolling code rather than fixed frequency.

 

My remote has a date of 2001 on it, its just more of a nuscence having my garage door opener on my sunvisor when I have those nice 3 little buttons 6 inches away mocking me

 

The only issue I've come across is the same one st_dot suggests. With the newer version of Homelink 2.0, the broadcast frequencies are slightly different so you can't program older cars with homelink to newer garage door openers with the newer security features.

Silly question, but I assume you're trying to program it with the remote, but did you try programming it with the learn button on the opener?

 

Yes I tried to use the learn button as well but nothing works, I may just have to try more and maybe get lucky eventualy

 

did you use the remote itself to program one of the homelink buttons first?

once you do that, then you need to use the learn button on the garage opener with the homelink button you programmed with the remote.

 

try linking it to a different button, i know my tl has 3 link buttons inside the car.
i tried this before and it did not react to the first link button, but works with 2.. i dont know .. maybe try that.

 

You sir are the man, that worked the very first attempt!

 

glad to hear it worked

 

Yeah, that's right. This is necessary if your remote and opener use rolling codes. Good call!