Homelink Universal Transceiver

[2003DOHC]

Did any of the 2003 300A MM have the homelink universal transceiver as standard equipment??

[MERCMAN]

Did any of the 2003 300A MM have the homelink universal transceiver as standard equipment??


yep came standard on mine :rock:

[2003DOHC]

Is it listed on your window sticker? Mine built in august 2002 does not have this feature.

[MERCMAN]

Is it listed on your window sticker? Mine built in august 2002 does not have this feature.


No, just checked my sticker, it is not listed, hmm, yours is absent? something not right there

[MERCMAN]

You have to have it, are the buttons there?

[2003DOHC]

Owners manual says buttons are on the drivers sun visor mine does not just a plain visor with the lighted mirror!

[MERCMAN]

Owners manual says buttons are on the drivers sun visor mine does not just a plain visor with the lighted mirror!
the homelink buttons are on the overhead console just in front of the interior light buttons, they are the small ones

[2003DOHC]

Thanks that is what I thought have not had time to try them out. Iwill A.S.A.P.

[BruteForce]

Its a breeze to train for the garage door opener. Now I need to figure out what to use the other 2 buttons for. Maybe a macro to turn on the wide screen and HT when I pull in? :coolman:

[Agent M79]

It's showing up in more and more stuff. Here's a good place to START (http://www.homelink.com/home/home.tml).

[QWK SVT]

Its a breeze to train for the garage door opener. Now I need to figure out what to use the other 2 buttons for. Maybe a macro to turn on the wide screen and HT when I pull in? :coolman:
I agree, it took me all of 1 minute to get it setup to open my garage door opener (Stanley brand), and the range is great - though I've modded my grare door opener, too...

[halucin8]

I haven't had any luck getting mine to work. I've programmed and programmed. Sometimes it will work once or twice, but not reliable enough to leave my regular remote at home.

[Krytin]

Some of the high end door openers use "rolling" codes on the remotes/receivers as a security feature. The code changes every time it is activated! If you read through the opener's install manual - there is (at least on my Sears unit) a feature to program the receiver to receive an additional "fixed" signal that dosen't change. Program the homelink with a code from the remote, then program the receiver with the code stored in the homelink! This of course kind of defeats the security feature of "rolling" codes - but that's life as they say!

[jgc61sr2002]

Its a breeze to train for the garage door opener. Now I need to figure out what to use the other 2 buttons for. Maybe a macro to turn on the wide screen and HT when I pull in? :coolman:


Program one button to turn on your computer to MM.Net. :D

[67435animal]

Did any of the 2003 300A MM have the homelink universal transceiver as standard equipment??

Mine was built July 22, 2002 and it has it, I use it all the time.

Bob

[CRUZTAKER]

OK, I'm gonna step out on a limb here....but ALL '03 300A's have homelink. :P

The LS has buttons on the visor....who's manual are you reading??:baaa:

[Logan]

Yes, they all have homelinks. All recent garage openers have rolling codes. To program, just follow the instructions in the Marauder Owners manual, it's pretty straight forward. There'll be a "Learn" button somewhere on the opener itself you'll need to push while programming the car's remote.

[stevengerard]

Mine works with the rolling code as well. But once in a blue moon it doesn't work. If I restart my car it does.

[tomd]

Just hard to find the right button in the dark!
:fire: :mad2:

[tomd]

I haven't had any luck getting mine to work. I've programmed and programmed. Sometimes it will work once or twice, but not reliable enough to leave my regular remote at home.


If you have to many remotes for your garage door opener you will end up having trouble. Mine only allows for 5 remotes.
If you program a 6th one it screws up one of the other 5. :mad: