Homelink set up assistance (6 Viewers)

[Slashzero]

It’s a Liftmaster 8550 from 2012. Does that count as a new one?

Damnit!

$24.99 plus $4 for ground shipping, and tax.

If it's a new opener, you'll probably need to buy the Liftmaster compatibility bridge. Those jerkoffs changed the technology, so my older Homelink system was no longer compatible after I installed a new opener. The bridge plugs into a garage outlet, your car talks to the bridge, it then triggers the new opener and everything works as it should (but your out a few $$)

HomeLink | Garage Door Opener | LiftMaster

If it's not a new opener, then ignore everything I just typed.

 

[aging fleet]

On the bright side, it's really easy to program your Homelink when you have all the necessary hardware. Check the price over on Amazon too, pretty sure that's where I ended up ordering mine.

 

[Slashzero]

On the bright side, it's really easy to program your Homelink when you have all the necessary hardware. Check the price over on Amazon too, pretty sure that's where I ended up ordering mine.

Thanks. Same price on Amazon. I’m not in a rush so ordered from Liftmaster.

 

[Roundup]

I know…old thread but the advice from the forum is way better than the 2006 LX owners manual for Homelink rolling codes. Got it done.

Thank you all.