Is it digital so I can program my car to it? thanks
890777
Yes, we programed it to work with the opener built in to two of our cars. A 2001 Suburban and a 2004 Benz. Works great!
890778
Yes. I have buttons n my car and they are programmed to open the doors. Instructions to program are in the manual.
890779
Had no problem programming this to work with the Homelink systems on a Toyota Highlander and a Honda Accord.
1190647
You will most likely have to go to the dealership. I had to for a charge of $25.00. They have to hook into the onboard computer to program all the features.
297417
Yes. You just have to have the key that you can start the car with and open doors with and you can program the remote to work with the car. It is kind of weird process but not too complicated and it actually works.
1794503
No. The ScanTool is a "diagnostic reader", and not a car programming device.
680624
It does support Homelink, if your car supports the same you should be able to program it. Thank you.
102611
Bought mine and it was easy to program but still doesn't work. :( I have a 2005 forester
892894
Yes but only if you have the transponder key, for the transponder key needs be placed in the ignition first as part of the steps to program the newly purchased key.
1640178
HI You can have this programmed YES But this MUST be done from automotive locksmiths OR dealership.MR Remotes
1785460
Yes. The unit wouldn't automatically sense the car I installed it in and did the same thing. I had to manually program every function.
1026255
You can. You'll have to manually program it for what you want to do though.
674632
No. You must bring it to a dealer for programming. My local dealer charged me about $60 for the programming alone.
1295390
I would say yes. It stopped working 2 months after I paid extra money to get it programmed. I feel like I was cheated out my money. The company wouldn't even give me a refund or exchange. I ended going to the dealer and paying 200.00 more dollars for a key fob.
1630078
If your car computer supports the Security+ format, then it can. You would just program the Chamberlain (per the instructions) just like with any remote. I have programmed mine for an exterior wireless keypad so that they can be accessed with a numeric code.
1259075
Not sure, but make certain it comes with the software to program it. Otherwise it won't work for you.
1847868
Yes, it is capable of programming wait to start if your vehicle dont have the "wait to start" wire to interface with. If you have a wire for this on your vehicle this unit has a connection for it so then there is no programming required.
674636
No. You need to take it to a dealer or independent that has a Tech2 tool. They will be able to program the fob. I believe the existing key has to function well enough to start and run the car. If not, you may have other issues.
422133
It is compatible with your vehicle, and no you dont need to have it programmed by a locksmith - the directions are VERY simple and you can do it yourself.