homelink installed
#21
RE: homelink installed
ORIGINAL: Leoleo
Ford should offer it as an option on the Mustang.
Ford should offer it as an option on the Mustang.
#22
RE: homelink installed
Thanks bill for the info, its a great help. Just one more thing to bug you about, How did you take that cover off of the headliner so I could mount the home link? I dont want to scuff anything up trying to take it off so any pointers would be greatly appreciate it. And you mentioned just tap in to th + & - of the dome lights and its done? Sounds so easy, and I aint complaining! Thanks again.
#24
RE: homelink installed
Bill, I called the local dealer that my cousin has a resale# at and they could not pull up that part#7H6Z-5404105-AA. They wwere only able to pull up a 7A6Z-................ @ about $350.00. It doesn't sound right. Could you supply me w /he pertinent info that they asked me like the year (I said 07 for the 7 in the part#), type of vehicle (they came up w/ MKX) and if you have the schematic in the parts book you can PM me that would definitely help this situation out since the guy cant figure out what the hell it is I am talking about. Thanks again and I hope you are not categorizing me as a PIA.
#25
RE: homelink installed
they need to look it up as a 2007 Lincoln MKZ. part# 7H6Z 5404105-AA is for a charcoal black interior, but I think the visor maybe a light gray in that car, if the dealer as a charcoal black interior on the lot you could look at it first, Ford shows 3 at the National PDC .
#27
RE: homelink installed
Hey Bill, I have a unit that I want to install and have aquestion. Mine has 4 wires, 2-black 2 white, how did you tap into the 12 volt in the overhead console? I can mount it using a few tools and a dremel to cut the hole, just not sure how to connect the 4 wires. Thanks in advance!!
Also, for those that want to do the mod, here is a link to Ebay that has a bunch that will work for this mod. The homelink I got was from a sunvisor that I bought off Ebay. The module is universal and should work fine as long as you connect it correctly (my issue given the 4 wires). I bought the visor and just tore it apart and the module came right out ready to install. The little oval cover over the buttons just pops off so you can cut the hole in your console and insert the unit, snap the cover on and voila, you have it!
Link; http://search.ebay.com/search/search...&category0=
Also, for those that want to do the mod, here is a link to Ebay that has a bunch that will work for this mod. The homelink I got was from a sunvisor that I bought off Ebay. The module is universal and should work fine as long as you connect it correctly (my issue given the 4 wires). I bought the visor and just tore it apart and the module came right out ready to install. The little oval cover over the buttons just pops off so you can cut the hole in your console and insert the unit, snap the cover on and voila, you have it!
Link; http://search.ebay.com/search/search...&category0=
#29
RE: homelink installed
I can't remember what make it was. If I recall, the unit should be a simple install given the universal application. AsI stated, I have 4 wires, 2-white 2-black. If I had to guess the set is just a 12 volt hook up but not sure why there are 2 pair of wires. Any help would be appreciated.
Thanks!
Thanks!
#30
RE: homelink installed
only 2 wires used on the unitI installed out of the town car,the unit had a green with red stripe wire which I connected to the white with blue stripe wire for power, then it was black to black for the ground, not sure why yours has 4 wires unless it came out of something that had a illuminated mirror, but my guess would be the white wires would be power and the black is ground.