1997 home link problem
#1
1997 home link problem
Does anyone know where the homelink signal is sent from? My dad bought a 97 maxima, and we've tried many times to program the homelink, including the train button on the garage door opener. I was thinking about just buying a new sun visor, but I can't find much info on where the signal is actually sent from, the visor or somewhere else. Any ideas? Thanks.... By the way, I drive an 02 6 speed with all the options, and ive also had a 95 se auto, and a 96 se 5 spd every option, and the 4th gen is by far my favorite car, I miss it so much and I'm glad we have another one in the fam....
#6
I remember parking under it, opening the moonroof, pressing the program button on the garage door opener, then doing the program sequence on the Homelink. It wasn't the same as the instructions in the owners manual.
#7
Check to see if your visor has the little house symbol on it. If it doesn't then it won't handle rolling codes. My 1997 SE has the visor without the house symbol so I'm in the same boat.
#11
I have a 98 and it took me about 40 minutes to finally get it programmed. I was doing the instructions right, I just did not have the garage opener positioned right. I finally had to have it almost pressed against the visor, and had to tilt it a certain way. I did it over a year ago so I don't remember exactly how I had to have it positioned. If the rolling code is not an issue then it should work, it just takes a little more time on some garage door openers.
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3rd Generation Maxima (1989-1994)
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09-10-2015 04:29 PM