my truck has three programmable RF transmitters for garage door openers. would they be able to mimic this RF transmitter?
1313120
The only way this would work is if you could manually change the code the RF receiver accepts to match the one in your truck. Or, if you could change the code that your truck transmitters send to match that of the receiver. I know you can't change the code for the receiver...but no idea if that's an option for the truck.
1893665
I agree with the others, I don't think it is the same. I guess you need 2 connectors to "feed" the 24 volts to the electronic of the receiver and a third connector to send the signal to the controls of the opener motor when the receiver is activated. Mike
1576939
Yes, and the other way as well. I programmed my mothers door to respond to my new transmitters. Nice integration.
567352
Yes, it takes the same remote as the trucks, and it comes with programming instructions and free telephone technical support. Thanks, KeylessRide
1840895
I just had a better idea. You would be better off wiring the receiver straight to the buttons of your dodge.this way you can use the new remote anywhere and open and close your garage door. I believe you can do this much easier then trying to find out all the other info needed to make your idea work. Just a thought.
1634189
I dont think so. Your truck might be equip with the wiring, but you would need to check with the dealer. If it has the push button key on the drivers door it might just not have the remote if you bought the truck used. Check with the dealer and the vin code might give you the answer. To a search on the vin and see
1748613
It should work, as long as the RF is the same for the two switches. I don't know how many RFs the manufacturers uses, you could take a chance and buy two and try it. Good luck
212514
I would think so. this is one of the simplest remote starters I seen . you can go to the website under vehicle wiring enter you vehicle and get more info.
702585
Probably not, its designed for aircraft. Plus depends on the receiver that the hauler has. You probably should get a transmitter designed for trucks.
567350
Yes, it takes the same remote as the trucks, and it comes with programming instructions and free telephone technical support.Thanks,KeylessRide
1694296
I bought this for a Liftmaster opener. As far as I could tell, it shouldn't matter if the wiring is the same --- it's just an electrical pulse that sends a voltage signal to the garage door opener. It's not like it's the remote control unit that has to be programmed. I'd say go for it, and if it doesn't work try to return it or sell it on eBay. ;)
90209
In all probability, no. I haven't tried the particular combination that you inquired about, but unless manufacturers adhere to and advertise a "standard" it is most likely their signaling protocols are different. [You might be able to use a pair of RF-603s to trigger another triggering system, but you'd have to experiment with that option.]
1370482
I can't safely say, but it did work for my Silverado.. After I programmed it
1795201
From what I can see, it should work as a replacement since they both operate using 390 and/or 315MHz frequencies. One thing to note: the GM3T-R only replaces Genie Intellicode transmitters made since 1998.
1998892
I don't know if this will work with yours. But open the remote and see how many (if there are any) little switches there are. Then buy a Universal Garage Door Opener with at least the same amount of switches. Example, if your remote has 8 small switches buy a remote that has at least 8 switches so it can be programmed. http://www.amazon.com/Chamberlain-KLIK1U-Clicker-Transmitter-Universal/dp/B0013Q0S4S/ref=sr_1_1?ie=UTF8&qid=1409500233&sr=8-1&keywords=universal+garage+door+remote
1694385
Look at the kind of receiver yiu have nit the kind if garage door opener. You will need to get whatever matches up with your reciver
1199158
I have two remotes and two openers, each remote opens both doors. I would imagine that you could program as many remotes that you would need.