Has anyone used this with a Toyota Sienna (2014) and still been able to access the garage door opener located on the rear-view mirror?
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I bought it for my fiance's 2011 Nissan Sentra and although he doesn't have a garage door opener on his rear view mirror it does take up all of it so i would assume that it would cover it since it's a rather large mirror. hope this helps.
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I have a 2007 Sienna, and yes, it goes behind the glove compartment. It fits nicely in a drawer beneath the blower motor.
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I replaced the struts on a 2008 Sienna with the power liftgate. However, it seems as though they would also work for a manual liftgate since the power gate is lifted by a third "arm" on the driver side that is independent of the other two struts. I'm not 100% certain though.
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I'm not sure the power mirror switch is not there Toyota usually has the wiring harness in place so behind the plastic cover there should be the connector for the power mirror switch I would need to see a wiring schematic to see if there is a relay some where in line
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The ones I got worked fine. Easy to install - just be careful you do not pry the spring clips apart too far. They just need to be pried out enough to clear the pin on the back swing up door. I have a 2005 Sienna that does NOT have a power lift. If you have a power lift, these May not work.
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I have a Genie Garage Door Opener I got in 2007. It has the Intelecode receiver. I programed it per the Owners manual for the door opener and it worked perfectly. I use the mini remote when I ride my Motorcycle. The mini remote has a greater range than the factory one. As long as your opener has the Intellicode receiver the remote should work fine.
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I installed it on my 2001 Sienna and it works. Installation was simple, maybe an hour.
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I had mine professionally installed on a 2004 Toyota Sienna. He left the radio console where I was suppose to have the Toyota factory DVD Player and just installed this Pyle right over it. There are NO wires hanging down. I see a couple wires neatly tucked up. The installer felt bad that they showed at all because he felt it reflected bad workmanship, but this DVD player was not for show (show off). It is for function. And still to today it is functioning well and the kids are enjoying it often. The remote does stink though. My five year old still can't get it to work without some screaming and frustration. I have to set up the movies before I start driving. I had mine professionally installed on a 2004 Toyota Sienna. He left the radio console where I was suppose to have the Toyota factory DVD Player and just installed this Pyle right over it. There are NO wires hanging down. I see a couple wires neatly tucked up. The installer felt bad that they showed at all because he felt it reflected bad workmanship, but this DVD player was not for show (show off). It is for function. And still to today it is functioning well and the kids are enjoying it often. The remote does stink though. My five year old still can't get it to work without some screaming... » Read More I had mine professionally installed on a 2004 Toyota Sienna. He left the radio console where I was suppose to have the Toyota factory DVD Player and just installed this Pyle right over it. There are NO wires hanging down. I see a couple wires neatly tucked up. The installer felt bad that they showed at all because he felt it reflected bad workmanship, but this DVD player was not for show (show off). It is for function. And still to today it is functioning well and the kids are enjoying it often. The remote does stink though. My five year old still can't get it to work without some screaming and frustration. I have to set up the movies before I start driving. « Show Less
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No. The power button really does nothing on my mirror. The only time the rear view is seen is when the car is in reverse. Maybe it can be programmed differently, but I am not sure.
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Good Question. This opener I installed on my daughter's garage. She drives a small-no frills autoso she uses a one button remote with visor clip. Owners manual does not address Home Link Try 1-800-528-9131 or www.chamberlain.com. This unit operates a !6 ft. wide door-no problem!warren
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The one I received did not fit well on my 2000 Sienna. As a result, half the time when I open the door manually the handle doesn't spring back and I have to push it in so the door will close. A year before the I installed the Dorman I replaced the other side with an OEM part and it works perfect. Like Sean, I should have gotten the Toyota part
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Absolutely, it does. I have two new Chamberlain openers, 4 vehicles, all needed the repeater. I don't know how it works but it does. Apparently it can be used with unlimited doors and remotes. Here's how it's programmed in a nut shell: RESET your current homelink remotes in your cars that need the repeater (meaning if one of your vehicles work now, leave it alone. Make sure this repeater IS NOT PLUGGED IN! Now program WITH the new remote that comes with the repeater to any buttons you want to use for the repeater. After all the homelink buttons are programmed with the new repeater remote, plug the repeater in. Put the new repeater remote away as it's not needed any more. Now using the learning technique for your openers, program your homelink buttons in your vehicles to your openers. The repeater takes care of the "conversion" of signals received from the homelink remotes and the openers. At first one button in one of my cars would open both doors. I got confused on this so I did all I wrote above from the start again. Everything is perfect. Pretty darn cool I must say. Currently my repeater is plugged into the wall of my garage and it reaches all my doors just fine. I will eventually move it to the ceiling where one of my openers are plugged in but it's not needed.
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I hate to be the bearer of bad news, but I don't know that it will work. My daughter has a Toyota Camry and it appears to have the same set up as the Celica. Both cars use a cable system to lock and unlock the door. It's a solenoid based lock mechanism, rather than a physical push-style lock mechanism that you would see on most domestic vehicles. The following forum will show you what I am talking about: http://www.newcelica.org/forums/showthread.php?t=328879You may be able to to jury-rig it up and make it work, but I believe it might take a bit of ingenuity. If you get it to work, please let me know, as I still need to replace the actuator in her door. Thanks!! I hate to be the bearer of bad news, but I don't know that it will work. My daughter has a Toyota Camry and it appears to have the same set up as the Celica. Both cars use a cable system to lock and unlock the door. It's a solenoid based lock mechanism, rather than a physical push-style lock mechanism that you would see on most domestic vehicles. The following forum will show you what I am talking about: http://www.newcelica.org/forums/showthread.php?t=328879You may be able to to jury-rig it up and make it work, but I believe it might take a bit of ingenuity. If you get it... » Read More I hate to be the bearer of bad news, but I don't know that it will work. My daughter has a Toyota Camry and it appears to have the same set up as the Celica. Both cars use a cable system to lock and unlock the door. It's a solenoid based lock mechanism, rather than a physical push-style lock mechanism that you would see on most domestic vehicles. The following forum will show you what I am talking about: http://www.newcelica.org/forums/showthread.php?t=328879You may be able to to jury-rig it up and make it work, but I believe it might take a bit of ingenuity. If you get it to work, please let me know, as I still need to replace the actuator in her door. Thanks!! « Show Less
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Yes you can definitely access the bottom of the original rear view mirror. There is only a narrow clip on the top and bottom of the attachment.Sorry I'm responding so late, I hope you bought it. I still love mine!
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I have a Genie Garage Door Opener at another property. Model is unknown to me at the time. I could not pair this Lift Master with it. I hope this helps.
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I have a 2012 Chrysler, Homelink in my car didn't work with this or my 2013 garage door opener. I had to get a repeater that worked with Homelink that would then open the garage door. It doesn't however control the light. As you noticed, the phone works both. I don't what the answer is, but I suspect it has something to do with the new frequencies that the latest remote systems use. This probably doesn't help, but good luck anyway...
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Is your garage door opener one of the listed ones and does it have an orange button on the back. Did your old one no linger work? I have a raynor navigator bought in 1998. There are tests you can run which will insure it is not the garage door opener at fault. Have you tried any of these? It turned out my garage door opener had a bad circuit board, I replaced it before ordering the remote. The board is simple to replace as the whole rear of the unit is sold as one piece. No soldering, just a simple connector is all that is needed. The remote then worked fine.