Also you can try clearing all the settings before you add your remote fob

Hold the first and third buttons down for about 30 seconds.

the light goes from on to blinking when the settings are cleared.

It is a procedure I go through when ever I sell a car with homelink in it

 

Try another button, you have three, the first one would not program on mine, but the middle one did and I left it that way. Believe me I tried everything, but was always using the first button (nearest the driver). I have programed several other cars, Mini Cooper and a Ford with no problems.

 

Sears sells a remote fob and reciever with a rolling code that can be added to your existing garage door opener.

You need a power plug for the receiver transmitter and just attach the two wires to your existing opener

http://www.sears.com/shc/s/p_10153_12605_00953751000P?mv=rr

 

When I get stuck I call Homelink @ 1-800-355-3515. When the automated greeting ends they will offer a menu. Press 4, for other inquiries, at the menu to get through to a human... If you press 1 for a owner it will take a lot longer.... They have always been very helpful to me in the past...

 

Sorry to hear it didn't work. Well, it was worth a try. With luck one of the guys here may be able to supply an answer for you.

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Thanks, TrailDust.

Actually, I tried that remedy (I which looks like it came via the Homelink web site). I searched the forum and so far only found references to rolling code issues. Since this one does not have a rolling code, it "should" be simple :sosad:. I'm still open to suggestions.

 

:welcome: to Toyota Nation, Valenti!

For starters give this thread a try and scroll down to reply #10 by summerwind. Hopefully that will help, but if not try searching this forum for other threads about Homelink because there have been several in the past.

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