RCsGX

That sounds about right. You don't really have to use xpress after the liquid wax though. The xpress is more for in between waxes to keep it looking gooooood!

gxman1

You are correct about xpress, read it after your comment, heading to Walmart to buy the stuff.
Thanks again for your input.

fishhuntnc

Glad to help.

rschaer

I think my initial problem was not continuously holding the opener transmitter button down while programming the homelink button but here is my process that finally worked:

1) Reset the buttons by holding the outside buttons down until the light stops flashing.

2) Hold the button you want to program down. It will be solid and after a while it will start flashing slowly. Hold the Opener transmitter 1-3 inches away from the button to be programmed and Press and hold it's button until the homelink light starts flashing quickly. The let go of both buttons.

Now when you press the homelink button the light should flash quickly. If not repeat steaps 1 and 2 until it does.

3) Move your car in front of your garage door and where you can see the opener. Locate and press the learning switch for your garage opener. quickly go back to your car and press and hold the programmed homelink button until the learning light flashes once. Re-Press and hold the programmed homelink button until the learning light goes off.

Now if you press the homelink button the garage door should open and close.

FYI if your garage door stops working after several cycles it has probably overheated and you will need to wait until it cools down to continue. Removing the cover help this process.

Wood211

Mark this up to corporate BS. I just replaced my garage door motherboard & neither of my cars HL would program. The installer informed me NONE of the newer GDO work with the HomeLink anymore. He mailer me a free extra opener.

RCsGX

Mark what up to corporate BS? MichaelD86 got it working?

Abramsmp

To bring up an old thread...
Has anyone had problems with the Homelink not clearing codes? On mine, the red light flashes quickly once, and that's it. I held 1 and 3 for nearly two minutes and got nothing. Any advice without having to take it to the dealership is greatly appreciated.

sadkomodo

I finally got my homelink paired with my opener however only to the middle button. I tired to pair with button 1 but it wouldn't take. It took the first time on button 2.

GreatHim

i bought a new garage door and opener last summer, and i can not getting to link for the life of me to my 04 GX. so frustrating

chiph9

Finally got this working for me (dredging up an old thread).

The steps I followed (with changes from the owner's manual in bold) were:

1. Turn your key to the "run" position so the Homelink module gets power
2. Press and hold buttons 1 & 3 to clear any existing codes. It can take 30+ seconds until you see the rapid blink on the Homelink LED.
3. Hold your opener next to the dome light and press your desired Homelink button and the opener button simultaneously. Hold them until you see the rapid blink.
4. Push your programmed button for about 2 seconds. If the door opens, you're done.
5. Otherwise, you have a rolling code.
6. Push the "Learn" button on the back of your opener mechanism (in the garage). Having a ladder and a helper can be useful.
7. You now have 30 seconds to return to your vehicle and do the next steps:
8. Push your programmed button for about 3 seconds. If the door opens, you're done. (you may see the garage light blink)
9. Push your programmed button for about 3 seconds. If the door opens, you're done.
10. Push your programmed button for about 3 seconds. If the door opens, you're done.
11. Still no luck? Try the steps again. But you may have a newer garage opener where they changed the frequencies and you're out of luck.

The owner's manual just says "push and release" but that's misleading - you need to push and hold for 3 seconds on steps 8+

Chip H.

Htony

First homelink on your car has to learn your key fob signal. The the GDO has to learn home link signal(which is the key fob signal it learned).
Are you sure homelink aquired and learned the key fob singal(cinfirmed by fast blinking light on the homelink)? Then once you push the program
button on the GDO, within 20 secs. you start pushing homelink button until door starts moving. Little pause between puushing. (this of for rolling code GDO)
Some times there is compability issue if they are old. In that cse you need a bridge box to use them. What is the GDO brand? We have Liftmaster MyQ GDO,
Our vehicles, MB, Audi, BMW homelink all works well. I can even open and close far away from iPhone thru Internet. I can see if the door is open or close and
close it or open anywhere using the app.

jaaydee

I hate to drag up an old thread, but I just got a 2010 GX460. I can't get the garage door to program with the vehicle. The opener was manufactured in June of '97, I didn't have any problems when i bought new remotes for my other vehicles. They were bought in the last 3 years.
I've tried all the suggestions in this thread, nothing works.
Any help would be appreciated,
jaaydee

ALAN553

[QUOTE=jaaydee;10805940]I hate to drag up an old thread, but I just got a 2010 GX460. I can't get the garage door to program with the vehicle. The opener was manufactured in June of '97, I didn't have any problems when i bought new remotes for my other vehicles. They were bought in the last 3 years.
I've tried all the suggestions in this thread, nothing works.
Any help would be appreciated,
jaaydee

werong site...this is the GX470