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Question: Will this particular unit work with the Learcar2U which is in my 2010.
Document: I just bought a new house and it has the latest technology controlling the garage door opener. My 2010 BMW's HomeLink could not be programmed to work with the new system. After I installed this by plugging the unit into the same outlet as the opener, I used the included remote to program the HomeLink and now it works like a champ. Highly recommend this if you have older HomeLink systems and don't want to have to keep a separate remote in your vehicle.
so this works - had to get a second one as first one di not work. Argh! I am just irritated that with a new garage door opener I have to use this to talk to my opener. 2104 car works fine - 2010 not compatable - thus this need.
The 2010 Chevy Silverado has a Lear-based universal door opener (3-buttons), not a Home-Link based device. You know if you have a HomeLink device if you see the HomeLink icon adjacent to the button(s) in your vehicle. Please contact Lear at 866-572-2728 or learcar2u.com. Lear has their own, specific repeater kit for LiftMaster garage door openers built after 1-1-2011. Please consult your Chevy owner's manual under the Universal door opener section.
Homelink on our 2010 Toyota did not work without the Repeater Kit after we installed the Liftmaster 8557.I read other reviews that some people received the kit for free and decided to call Liftmaster. They asked me the year/model of my vehicle. However they did not tell me I qualified for a free kit until I asked about it. Only paid ~$7 of shipping fee.No trouble with the installation. Plugged into an outlet in the garage.
Had almost given up on getting my Homelink in my older cars to work. This unit makes it all possible. Works very well and easy to setup and program. Now my Homelink works in all my cars again.
made programming my older cars with the older homelink system work with my liftmaster 8500 garage door opener...i have no problem with range...unit is pretty compact..dont lose the remote that cause with it, as you need it to program the cars..
Relatively easy to set up and works on both our doors. It is what is needed  for the new door operators with less than new (2010 & 2011) cars with Homelink.It should come with the operator, but once you know you can purchase it, go for it and you won't be disappointed.
Installed a Chamberlain MyQ 1.25 hp belt drive door opener. Could not get the Homelink in my 2010 Traverse or 2009 Forrester to open the door. Purchased the Repeater Kit and installed it (easy doing). Worked like a charm on both vehicles.
It is easy to install and activate and works very well. I have had the unit for 2 months now and no problems.
BE CAREFUL that if your garage unit does not have sensors thegarage door will crash into your vehicleHopefully this will do the trick.
Answer: yes