2014 Homelink install anyone?

I used the procedure in the manual to program the homelink for our garage door opener. I remember I had a problem until I figured out you don't have much time to hit the button in the overhead panel and the button on the opener. 2013 SR5.
 
Hey boss,
1. Did you use your own wire to run from the mirror to the steering wheel? Mine only came with 1foot of wire
2. How did you get your OE mirror off?

Cheers
 
Priorities....
I figured sitting in the garage looking good with the homelink is more important than the vehicle working.
Like mounting a LED bar without wiring it.... Looks badass
 
Added Homelink Panel to my 2016 TE

First mod done - added the homelink panel from a wrecked trail premium to my 2016 Trail. I'm posting a writeup soon, as soon as I get enough posts to allow me to... :)
 
First mod done - added the homelink panel from a wrecked trail premium to my 2016 Trail. I'm posting a writeup soon, as soon as I get enough posts to allow me to... :)



So how did this work out? Is it hard wired or battery powered?


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First mod done - added the homelink panel from a wrecked trail premium to my 2016 Trail. I'm posting a writeup soon, as soon as I get enough posts to allow me to... :)

Would really like more info on this. Just got my new TE and my garage door opener won't fit on my visor because the visor is so dang thick.
 
Would really like more info on this. Just got my new TE and my garage door opener won't fit on my visor because the visor is so dang thick.

Just take the clip off the garage door opener, replace it with a small strip of velcro, and press it on the ceiling. I did that 2 years ago on mine, hasn't fallen off or moved yet.
 
Sorry to bring this post up from the dead, but looking to add the homelink buttons from the overhead console to my 2014 SR5 premium. Does anyone know if it is pre-wired behind the existing console, and if not, is there a write up on the install anywhere?

Thanks.
 

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