Will this work with late model cars that have a "learn feature" on cabin buttons?
1534408
Yes it will work. I have it programmed on my 2004 f150 ab 2009 escape. No issues
1271760
Simply put yes! Another thing if your car is a late model Camry and with Bluetooth features don't buy this product. You will be disappointed big time.
186356
I think that EVERY button can be "learned" just by pointing the old remote into the SR3 and pushing corresponding buttons on both. You can go to the Universal Remote web site and get the manual PDF
1348775
I don't know if this is true for all cars, but in my case, no. However, pushing the button really isn't a big deal: just push the center once and you're instantly connected (after you've already connected Himbox with your device for the first time of course).
1553310
If it looks like your FOB with same amount of buttons .. it will probably work. This is just the case and you must put your old circuitry in
1630077
The short answer is yes. Chamberlain and Liftmaster openers have "learning remote" transmitters built into the drive units that will beam the code to your car so it can learn it. What you'll need to do is review your car's manual for how it's homelink (if it's called that) works. The manual with this opener unit explains how to trigger the signal from the drive unit. The short video at this link also illustrates how that works. http://www.liftmaster.com/CatalogResourcesV3/Rightnow/Misc/Program_Remote/proRemMenu.html
1475155
Without knowing model numbers, you just need to verify what color your learning button is. This works with the orange or red button. Not a purple button.
1988370
Yes, and yes. It works with any newer car ( newer then the late 90'). You will need an app to run it, I use carista, it is free and works great.
785510
It should work fine with that. This tool is very easy to use the only problem I have had with it is with a Suzuki Kasashi. The procedure for relearn was just a little short on info after trying to program the sensors following the procedure about 20 or 30 times with no success I on a whim tried it with the car running and it worked. All of the other cars I have used it on have worked with the engine off.
1977818
Depends. If your car already has those features and you want to integrate them into the keyfob, then it is a matter of identifying the wires to tap into. If your car does not have a particular option, e.g., remote start, then you will need to buy/install a separate module/parts and wire the alarm to it
1367974
I didnt work for me. I have a 2006 mazda 3, and i lost the original remote that had the key included, so this replacement wasnt the same but for the price I gave it a try. The car responded to all the instructions but never made a shync with my car.
1423543
The procedure of programming the new remote erases any existing remotes (this was my situation), and both new and old remotes would need to be matched with the car. Based on this it should work with your car, as long as you are 100% sure that your car has keyless remote capability
999211
I found it had very limited usage with newer cars, as it says in the description. Plus the customer service is very limited and in China. I bought a better one for $55 at Autozone, works on every car I have tried it on.
347997
Not sure, I only tested it on a Honda Civic, 4-door, 2003, which worked great. I expect them to be similar enough system that it *might* work? The price is cheap enough that it might be worth a try (after all, it's not one of those $100 German car remote)?
1711618
Can't say for sure. But I sent mine back 'cause it wouldn't pair with my Chamberlain. It has a purple learn button :)
839790
No, this one is for dip switches only. They have other remotes for the "learn" button ones
990107
In the manual, you can find which ones exacly will work with ur system. Most, if not all come with learn button but the remote button color is very important as once I made two seperate trips to sears because the remote button was dark blue, not black.. To answer your question, I would say no but cannot be 100 per cent sure like these previous replies have stated.