Instruction: Output yes if the supporting document can answer the given question. Otherwise, output no.

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Question: Will this work with a Chamberlain 3850P? I'm trying to connect the built in buttons on a Honda van and Lexus SUV to my Chamberlain 3850P. Thank you
Document: The fact that I had to purchase this so I could use my new garage door opener with my 2009 Honda Pilot built in garage door opener buttons is the largest frustration I have. Aside from that, it works, though it takes some getting used to on how long to hold down the button (it's longer than it was with my old garage door opener).
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.
Did all what the different manuals and their website indicated to do: which is contradicting to one another but still didn't work. so my garage opens only with the original factory clicker and not with the mirror enabled HomeLink buttons
I use this to allow the homelink built into our pre-2009 cars to work with the latest garage door opener in the house. It works as advertised, however the range of the actual opener is about 150 feet where this repeater only works under 40 feet or so.
works great, made my old homelink work with my new chamberlain opener, just what i wanted it to do. Satisfied.
I got this repeater because my 2009 Toyota Camry's HomeLink controller could not connect to my new LiftMaster garage door opener. This repeater makes it so that I can open/close the door with the Camry; however, it only works about half of the time. We have had to keep the original remote in the car for the times when the HomeLink won't open or close the door.I love the new garage door opener, but it is a little frustrating that my HomeLink devices won't work with it.
the repeater took some careful reading to get it to work on our 2006 camry. The main problem was operator error on the Chamberlain &#34;learn' button. works fine now that it's set.
I always feel when I buy a product like this that it's going to work for everyone else but me. No need to worry here. I programmed two separate garage doors on two different vehicles and it took me about 5 minutes total. Directions are straight forward and easy to follow. I have a 2000 Avalon and my wife's is a 2011 Sienna minivan. I'm not sure why the repeater is needed but it was for both.
As anyone ventures into the HomeLink and Security+ 2.0 they will find information scarce. My 09 Acura and 12 Mazda do not work with my new Chamberlain HD930EV. Those two cars only talk Homelink versions 3 and 4 respectively. Homelink version 5 is required for the new HD930EV. If you call chamberlain they will send you one for shipping, I wasn't that patient.
However, I was informed by Chamberlain company tech support and Lear support that the repeater would work with Car2U. Therefore, I purchased one. Guess what! After following programming instructions, it would still not operate the opener. To be honest, I didn't expect miracles and didn't get one. Now what? In my case this was a useless purchase. Ended up clipping the Chamberlain remotes included with the new opener to the sun visor and called it a day.
Answer: yes