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#288236 15-Jun-2021 12:21
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Has anyone had experience with the Homelink in car remote opener system on NZ.  I ordered this feature in my new car and now the dealer tells he he has never had much luck getting it working in NZ.  It's a few buttons in car that you are supposed to be able to program with your garage door and gate opener remotes so that you can use the buttons in car instead.  Sounds great if only I could get it to work!


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BlinkyBill
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  #2729071 15-Jun-2021 12:32
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My dealer won’t sell it unless the customer is insistent after being told it doesn’t work well.


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