Yes, but it stopped working again. On all of my previous Land Rovers (and other makes for that matter) they have never done this. My concern is that it will continue to happen. I was just wondering if this is a 2010 issue only where there is a simple software fix or I simply have a bad Homelink unit. Is the Homelink key specific like the seats, etc?
Homelink problem
I have another issue with my 2010 Sport and I was wondering if anyone else had the same problem. I properly programmed my Homelink to my garage door receiver, which has a rolling code, and it worked just fine for a while, but after a week, it stopped working. I never changed the vehicle's battery or did anything to the garage door receiver. It simply no longer opens my garage. Any ideas on this?
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Perhaps my unit is either bad, or my battery cable wanot tight enough. I tightened it, and although it wasn't exactly moving around, it could have been loose enough to affect the power to the unit. It's gone its longest sine I did that.
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