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#2339 of 4694 Re: Homelink problem [1sttimevolvo1] by ecotrklvr Jan 31, 2005 (11:00 am)
Replying to: 1sttimevolvo1 (Jan 28, 2005 3:21 pm) Seems as though you've proved that the Homelink memory is fine - it would be hard to believe that it would "lose" the memory selectively. The other remotes for their opener are being operated in between the times you use your Homelink. That's a clue right there. I'd re-do the Homelink set-up again. Maybe even try the rolling-code set-up. By the way, how would one know if one's GDO is a rolling-code type, anyway? Replies to this message: 1sttimevolvo1 (Jan 31, 2005 12:17 pm)
#2340 of 4694 Re: Homelink problem [desertguy] by 1sttimevolvo1 Jan 31, 2005 (12:15 pm)
Replying to: desertguy (Jan 31, 2005 10:06 am) If it is not a rolling code type, it must be a fairly old opener as the rolling code has been the standard for many years. The opener still has to "learn" from the Homelink so I would certainly check the opener itself before assuming the Homelink is responsible. I have had several cars with the homelink system and four different GDOs and all have worked flawlessly after initial setup.   It definitely is not the "rolling code" type opener. The house was built in 1996 and the opener is identical to the one we have in our house. Their's has worked "flawlessly from the setup four years ago. They began having trouble with it about 4 months ago. Additionally, we have the Homelink on our Volvo. We have their garage code stored in the "2" button, and we have yet to lose the code. This reinforces in my mind that the problem is with their Homelink transmitter, not the GDO. Replies to this message: ecotrklvr (Jan 31, 2005 12:19 pm) 1sttimevolvo1 (Jan 31, 2005 12:32 pm)
#2341 of 4694 Re: Homelink problem [ecotrklvr] by 1sttimevolvo1 Jan 31, 2005 (12:17 pm)
Replying to: ecotrklvr (Jan 31, 2005 11:00 am) By the way, how would one know if one's GDO is a rolling-code type, anyway?   I believe it's indicated in the Operations manual of the GDO (at least it was in theirs and ours).
#2342 of 4694 Re: Homelink problem [1sttimevolvo1] by ecotrklvr Jan 31, 2005 (12:19 pm)
Replying to: 1sttimevolvo1 (Jan 31, 2005 12:15 pm) I agree. Sorry, I hadn't caught the part about the flawless operation for 4 months. I've now got a clunky transmitter that works great, just big and ugly. Good luck with your Homelink. Replies to this message: 1sttimevolvo1 (Jan 31, 2005 12:32 pm)
#2343 of 4694 Re: Homelink problem [ecotrklvr] by 1sttimevolvo1 Jan 31, 2005 (12:32 pm)
Replying to: ecotrklvr (Jan 31, 2005 12:19 pm) I agree. Sorry, I hadn't caught the part about the flawless operation for 4 months. I've now got a clunky transmitter that works great, just big and ugly. Good luck with your Homelink.   No apologies required. I neglected to mention in my initial post that they've had no problems whatsoever for nearly four years until about 4 months ago. Very puzzling. Thanks for the sentiment.
#2344 of 4694 Re: Question regarding the hesitation problem [flyingdoc] by regalluvr2 Jan 31, 2005 (5:26 pm)
Replying to: flyingdoc (Jan 21, 2005 9:59 pm) flyingdoc,     A year ago we decided to get rid of our problem plagued 2002 Buick Rendezvous CXL AWD.We did much research here on Edmunds for the most dependable problem free SUV's and narrowed the choices down to a Honda Pilot and a Toyota Highlander.After driving both the Pilot and Highlander the choice was the Highlander.       We have owned our 2004 Highlander Limited AWD for nearly 11 months now.So far its had 13,000 trouble free miles and we have had absoluetly no hesitation problems.
#2345 of 4694 Re: some reliability concerns [challenger] by will7 Feb 01, 2005 (5:08 am)
Replying to: challenger (Dec 03, 2004 9:59 pm) hi Challenger,     I have a 2002 highlander. Have a problem with car not turning on radomly. Warm or cold starts. If I give it gas after turning the ignition it will start but sometimes die out. Have taken it to 3 different mechanics with computer analysis and nobody can figure it out. All suggestions would be appreciated! thanks, Will
#2346 of 4694 starting and idle problems with 2002 by will7 Feb 01, 2005 (5:11 am)
Hi folks,     I'm trying to find out if anyone else has gone through this problem and what repair was successful. Problem: I have a 2002 highlander. Have a problem with car not turning on randomly. Warm or cold starts. If I give it gas after turning the ignition it will start but sometimes dies out. Have taken it to 3 different mechanics with computer analysis and nobody can figure it out. All suggestions would be appreciated! thanks, Will Replies to this message: ecotrklvr (Feb 01, 2005 7:22 pm) will7 (Feb 02, 2005 3:07 pm) ecotrklvr (Feb 02, 2005 5:24 pm)
#2347 of 4694 Highlander 4CYLINDER thoughts? by dan bitman Feb 01, 2005 (10:21 am)
Hello, I am planning on buying a used ( 2-3 yrs) 2WD Highlander, 4 CYLINDER ( 2.4L engine) Did not see comments and reviews on 4 cyl. Anyone could offer any input on this? Thank you in advance! Dan Replies to this message: loucapri (Feb 07, 2005 12:59 pm) ecotrklvr (Feb 08, 2005 11:46 am) loucapri (Feb 10, 2005 9:06 am) and 1 more... racerx1 (Feb 10, 2005 4:59 pm)
#2348 of 4694 BACK UP LIGHTS by edh Feb 01, 2005 (11:42 am)
SEEN DIM ON THE HL- ANY AGREEMENT? WAYS TO FIX? USES 7440 BULBS I THINK

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