How do you program the Homelink with a roaming garage door code>

Asked by potterybarb Jun 12, 2012 at 04:13 PM about the 2012 Kia Optima LX

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We have followed the instructions in the manual and on the website and nothing seems to work.

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garryh answered 12 years ago

thank you so much for this advice we have trying for 2 weeks now and even asked our dealer and he did not know how nor anyone there no one had used that feature thank you just took a minute once you know what to do

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Igor1975 answered 10 years ago

I pressed tow outside buttons , but red light never blinked. what to do?

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Gary answered 8 years ago

Tom your directions are completely wrong. I watched a YouTube video and got proper instructions it's a three-step process. Just Google the make and model of your car and inquire about home link.

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Stephanie answered 7 years ago

I just purchased a Kia Rio and I lost my remote to my garage door opener. Because I bought this car used, I do not have a manuel. Can I connect the Homelink directly to the garage door unit without the remote???

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