Opening garage door by visor buttons.

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Asked by TommyCola Feb 06, 2016 at 05:08 PM about the 2012 Ford Escape Limited AWD

Question type: General

How do I set the visor buttons on my 2012 Escape to open my garage door?
It's an old Sears digital control. Has set numbers not the scrolling type.

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11,695

Does the Garage door opener have a button on the rear of it to press to allow any type of programing?

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No, it's an old Sears opener, it just has a reset button. Thanks for your help.

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11,695

Well that's a bummer... It's not compatible with your home link system them... Sorry for the bad news

15,925

I'm not sure about that. I programmed my 04 Expedition with no problem and I have 3 doors, 1-Craftsman, 2-Chamberland and all three work for me. Programming directions are in my owners manual.

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Oldtimer37. Thanks but I do not have any manuals. I looked online for any help I can get. Did you hold the remote up next to the visor to program?

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15,925

As I remember, I did. I waited until I was a few blocks from home so the garage doors didn't keep going up and down.

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