Will it work with a 2000 vehicle with Homelink?
1709432
If this unit - even after finally getting it set up and programmed - is as sporadic, cantankerous, and unreliable as most of the reviewers have indicated, then save about 5 bucks and just buy a Chamberlain/Liftmaster 895MAX remote ($20.45 on Amazon) and use that. Maybe not as 'cool' as using the HomeLink buttons, but one helluva lot less frustrating.
1709433
I'm not sure it will work with all 2000 vehicles, but the repeater kit made the HomeLink system work for my 2000 Toyota Avalon and my wife's 2011 Toyota Sienna. Prior to installing (i.e. plugging in) the repeater unit, neither worked. After, both did.
2129447
It should. It is ment for 96 and newer vehicles. As long as you have odb2 port which every car 96 and newer should unless modified
14133
I have 2004 Camry Le, it works very well with it. I don't know about 2000 Camry. I recommend this product.
863427
It should, but this particular unit can be temperamental. There are some models it just doesn't work on. It does work on the 2000 Camry, so it should work on any Toyota. That said, you should save the receipt.
1884673
It will work. I have the same unit now in my 201 Silverado, but it was originally in a 2000 Silverado. You will need the universal harness.
2076100
It should work just fine. The 1996 and older trucks had single shot fuel injection, so it may not take full advantage of the programming, but I did see a good benefit on power with this unit on my 2000 F250.
2029624
Yes, should work just fine since that has OBDII. I have used it on my 2003 Toyota Tundra a lot and even on a 2000 Range Rover. Its paid for itself many times.
1078655
Yes it should work fine for any vehicle 1996 and newer. I use it on a 2000 Tundra and 2000 Camry with no problems.
1812363
It works on 4L60E and 4L80E/HD transmissions I have 2 one in a 94 3/4ton suburban one in my 99 silverado so I believe it'll work for your 2000
2155644
This work with my 2001 Honda Accord V6 drive side power mirror. I think 2000 is the same with 2001. But I had to make those holes for control pin a little bit wide to fit my OEM equipment. Hope it will work for you also. Good luck.
714304
Yes it will. I bought this remote for a 2000 chevy silveraldo and it works well.
486658
It either gets plugged directly into the garage door opener or powered by the supplied transformer. Yes this unit works with Homelink after proper programming.
887548
Yes it will, but again you needs a bypass. All 2000 vehicle come with a chip . especially gmc it a pain putting these in. If you needed more infor. You can check with Crutchfield or stop by best buy roadshop for directions. To bad not more circuit city. You get fast infor through them boy, better than BB sux.
1097629
Not sure, but very much doubt it if Learcar2U is not a Liftmaster model. But Homelink may have product compatiible with your .
1832996
It is possible, but you will want to check with Chamberlain first to see if it requires a repeater kit. In 2007 they introduced a new security scheme, and Homelink provided compatible equipment, but not all car manufacturers started using it right away. In fact, as late as 2011 some car makers were still using the old Homelink technology that would not work with the new Chamberlain stuff "out of the box". So you will want to confirm with both Chamberlain and Chevrolet if your year and model car will be able to transmit the new codes. If not, there is an add-on repeater that will receive your Homelink signal and translate it to the new Chamberlain security codes, but it is about $50 retail itself. However, this unit IS what you would be looking for to attach to your gate opener to receive signals from your Homelink or a remote. Sorry I can't give a more definitive answer, but there are a lot of variables. May be better to buy one locally that you can return easily if you cannot get your Homelink to work with it.
1222924
HI NO this will NOT WORK.You may call us for tech support: 1-888-539-1362this key will not work for that model of vehicle Guaranteed.thanksMR Remotes
613642
Yes. I purchased this Multicode receiver from Amazon 3 weeks ago and it does work with the Homelink in both our cars. Keep in mind that you will also need to purchase a Multicode transmitter remote control. The receiver only receives the signal to activate the motor to open the garage door or gate. The transmitter is coded by you to send the signal to the receiver. The transmitter is what you will use with the Homelink mirror to learn the sending code. So even though I purchased the remote control it now sits in a drawer. I will only use it again if I purchase a new car to reteach the new code signal again. So you need to purchase both the Multicode receiver and transmitter remote control to have it work with the Homelink system.