HD garage door opener kit
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Before you go with the HD opener, do a search for "Flash To Pass" garage door opener. I know they're on E-Bay too.
I've heard the HD opener is tough to install but this one's pretty simple and straight forward. You can get up to four transmitters for other vehicles that will work on the same opener. I've had mine for about three years now with no problems. It's proly cheaper than the HD one too...
I've heard the HD opener is tough to install but this one's pretty simple and straight forward. You can get up to four transmitters for other vehicles that will work on the same opener. I've had mine for about three years now with no problems. It's proly cheaper than the HD one too...
I did a little research on their web page F2P technologies and then found one on ebay for $64.95 with free shipping. Got it last night and installed it in @ 30 mins. and it works great. I wish every little side project was that easy to install. I put the transmitter inside the headlight bucket behind the lamp and tapped into two wires, and then installed the receiver in place of my exisitng door button inside the garage.
The Harley modeled required tieing into the fuse box running wires under the tank and cost $130. I am glad you replied......thanks for saving me time, money and all the hassle.
BTW, I just ordered two additional transmitters for my car and truck.
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From: Gilbert AZ
Yea, I needa order a couple more transmitters too...
Glad you like it. I haven't had any problems with mine in three years, it actually works on the first click AND from farther away than the original transmitters that came with my opener.
Glad you like it. I haven't had any problems with mine in three years, it actually works on the first click AND from farther away than the original transmitters that came with my opener.
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