2019 Ram Homelink Programming 

Awesome, glad I could help!

I watched and programmed the home link at same time. It’s simple.

Hahaha! Yeah and tbh I think I might make a revised version of this because I can explain it and show it even easier now. There’s so many different opener styles too, which doesn’t help.

@@TonyTheTruckGuy I hear ya but you explain it great compared to all the others out there. Knocked it out fast thanks to you. Liftmaster should hire you too! Thanks again sir!

Glad I could help!

Glad I could help!

Glad I could help!

Thank you for this comment

Haha! They can be finicky!

Thank you! Because the way he explained it didn't work for me. Your way did and was much simpler!

@@jymlewis we just got lucky our garage doors are simple, some are more complicated

@@Phoenix-iw2kt Awesome!

Yeah it seems they can be a bit finicky haha

Not sure if it’s actually required but I left mine in accessory just in case

Yes. How many buttons do you have programmed at the first house?

This is what i did. Just held the remote and the home button and it programmed.

Nice! Yeah there’s so many different styles

You can TRY to do the procedure without a garage remote, and it may work depending on your garage motor, but I’m not sure. If that doesn’t work, you’d have to get just a cheap universal opener remote and program that first, then the truck like I show in the video.

This is for a Durango, but try this method! ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-wiOeCdxqKdk.htmlsi=vbB5FrpcwPD88bIq

@@TonyTheTruckGuy Finally found a method that worked about an hour after I posted that. Had to hold the homelink button and the fob button at the same time. Until the light on the fob went off, and then reclick the fob button and hold until light went off, repeat. The home link button never did a fast flash. It went solid, and when it did it worked. Even though the garage door has a learn button thing on it. Didn't have to mess with it (same as Sienna).

@@jago668 Glad you got it!

Yeah, your old school garage opener remotes will still work after pairing your homelink to the garage motor. Just be careful not to push the wrong button when doing the learn procedure on the garage motor, because you CAN clear out all saved/paired remotes to that motor if you do the wrong button sequence on the motor.

@@TonyTheTruckGuy thank you.

I programed the truck for both doors Thanks it worked

Not that I’m aware. The point of the homelink is so you have an integrated garage remote built into the vehicle.

@@TonyTheTruckGuy Yes, I just don’t want to have to buy a garage remote in order to program my truck and not have to use the remote again. Seems like a waste of money, but maybe other vehicle manufacturers have a better way of pairing the car straight to the garage door opener without having to use a remote.

@@RallyeGuy340 Possibly. You can TRY holding both outer homelink buttons at the same time until the red light hyper flashes to clear out anything stored. Then put your garage motor in learn mode and hold the homelink button you want to program. If that doesn’t work, I don’t see any way other than the way I showed.

You can TRY to just push the home link button you want programmed while the garage motor is in learning mode, but if that doesn’t work, you may have to just buy a cheap universal remote and program that first, then come back to the home link.

Sometimes that is the easiest option haha

Controller for what? The garage opener I had was just the one I was already using for the garage door. The one that came with the door, old school clicker.

Dang yeah I’ve never tried programming a vehicle to a powered gate so unfortunately I can’t be of much help on that one

Do you have a normal garage opener remote and have you successfully paired the remote with the home link in the truck like I show around the 2:50 mark?

@Tony The Truck Guy Yeah, I have the same Liftmaster remote that you have, and as far as I could tell, I was able to pair the remote with my truck's home link. Then, when I test the truck's garage door button, the garage door doesn't open. If you're comfortable with doing a video chat, whenever it would be convenient for you, then as you watch me follow your steps, hopefully, you'll be able to notice something that I haven't.

@@BennyChains88 I can definitely do that if it comes to it! I just work goofy hours and work late so we will try to talk it out first. Ok so if the home link button flashed rapidly when you held the lift master remote next to it, then it SHOULD be programmed to your remote code. I think I got a bit ahead of myself in the video and I pushed the learn button on the motor before I paired the remote with the home link. The correct order is to pair the remote with the home link as you have done, THEN hit the learn button on the motor and just hold the home link button down in the truck without using the original lift master remote at all. Also double check and see if your garage motor has 2 learn modes like mine did where I had to push the button twice. Let me know if any of that works. I also have a Facebook page if you wanted to make a post to show me your garage motor that you’re working with or maybe a video of you trying to do the procedure so I can see what’s going on.

@Tony The Truck Guy Okay, thank you! I'll try doing what you suggested. If that doesn't work, I'll take photos and make a video, and will ask my wife to upload it to Facebook since I don't have a Facebook page. Thanks again.

@@BennyChains88 Sounds good! Good luck!

I know the feeling 😂

I guess you can try the procedure without a receiver, otherwise if that doesn't work, you'll have to go to the hardware store, target, etc. and get a universal door opener for $10-20. Program that by simply pushing the learn button on the garage motor like I show here, and then I believe you just hold the button down on your new remote. Once the remote is programmed, you can then program the truck.

@@TonyTheTruckGuy Thank you so much sir, Happy New Year! Best wishes ahead for 2022!

@@MKMENON_ You as well, thanks!

The home link light in the truck slow flashes? Always, or while holding the button down?

@@TonyTheTruckGuy after holding the remote button on homelink and visor remote, homelink flashes slowly. I let go. It goes out.

@@moth450 Hold the 2 outer home link buttons for 30 seconds until light flashes rapidly to clear it out and then try again. Also I need to upload a newer video. The correct way to do it is to hold down the home link button you want to program at the same time as your original garage door transmitter. Then the home link will hyperflash indicating it’s programmed to the same code as the original receiver. THEN you push the learn button on n your garage motor and hold down the home link button again. This pairs the home link to the motor.

Yeah I think there's just so many different styles of garage doors.

@@TonyTheTruckGuy the funny thing it was the exact same garage door

My dome light wasn’t on 😂