Useless Features
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Is your opener a "rolling code" opener? The homelink works with mine, just needed more programming...I love using it over the separate remote.
#66
Ditto here. It took me a little longer than it should have if I'd followed the directions to the T, but now that I've done it, it's maybe a 5 minute ordeal or less. =o)
#67
Honestly, that could be the MOST useless feature. #1 I dont need a reminder that I am freezing my as* off, I think I get it, there could be ice #2 the temp is clearly shown in the climate control display as carelm mentioned.
When I first got the vehicle, when that came on I initialy thought that something was wrong.....after looking it up in the manual I was both relieved, and dumbfounded at why such a warning light would constantly stay on.
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There's any easy fix for that. Don't try to program the car for the GDO, program the GDO for the car. All GDOs have a 'learn' function in the reciever,AFAIK. Put it in learn mode then activate one of the buttons in the car. Bingo.
#69
Honestly, that could be the MOST useless feature. #1 I dont need a reminder that I am freezing my as* off, I think I get it, there could be ice #2 the temp is clearly shown in the climate control display as carelm mentioned.
When I first got the vehicle, when that came on I initialy thought that something was wrong.....after looking it up in the manual I was both relieved, and dumbfounded at why such a warning light would constantly stay on.
When I first got the vehicle, when that came on I initialy thought that something was wrong.....after looking it up in the manual I was both relieved, and dumbfounded at why such a warning light would constantly stay on.
#71
Is anyone a 'fan' of the automatic wipers???? They seem VERY sensitive so are either FAST or intermittent.
#72
That is what the manual states as well. With homelink though you have to teach it the frequency first. That is step one and is done with a working remote. In the manual, part two is to put the opener in learn mode and pair it with homelink. This gives homelink the code sequence. The learn step needs to be performed three times for the homelink to learn the security code sequence. If you just follow the owners manual instructions to the letter it should work fine the first time.
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That is what the manual states as well. With homelink though you have to teach it the frequency first. That is step one and is done with a working remote. In the manual, part two is to put the opener in learn mode and pair it with homelink. This gives homelink the code sequence. The learn step needs to be performed three times for the homelink to learn the security code sequence. If you just follow the owners manual instructions to the letter it should work fine the first time.
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#76
I'm surprised that they didn't put a silly sun on there to let us know when its hot!!! maybe a chime to tell us to put on sunscreen..lol
#77
Just like to add that I use the adaptive auto seating and steering option when entering or leaving the car, and the other options mentioned, ie auto headlights etc, but the useless option for me is the orange mood light in the overhead console, which is supposed to shine on the auto gear assemble, and refelct from the wood and chrome. Totally useless and you cant turn it off.
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