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I believe this software package will also come to R1 this fall. So these fixes are prep for getting the package to be equal or better in quality and features with the current R1 setup. When they’re equal and the software is stable it will come to the rest of us.
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Really looking forward to the garage opener getting activated. Me fussing with the MyQ app in the driveway gets old.
Why don’t you just use the old school clicker attached to your visor? Mine are in the vehicles without Homelink in them. They only cost about $40 if you need an extra one because you have already used the remote that came with the garage door opener.
 

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For whatever reason, the one I have for my car isn't working right now (I've changed batteries, reset codes, the whole nine). Also, it's ugly and I hate having it hang out on the visor. I'm willing to put up with some inconvenience for now while I wait for a clean solution.
 

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Why don’t you just use the old school clicker attached to your visor? Mine are in the vehicles without Homelink in them. They only cost about $40 if you need an extra one because you have already used the remote that came with the garage door opener.
Because a new car that touts its technology should not require a clip on remote. My 2005 Infiniti has a still working homelink button on the rearview mirror. And not to mention someone could break into your car and steal your remote. Then simply follow you home to figure out where you live.
 
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Why don’t you just use the old school clicker attached to your visor? Mine are in the vehicles without Homelink in them. They only cost about $40 if you need an extra one because you have already used the remote that came with the garage door opener.
I had HomeLink in various cars up until my current vehicle. It's silly, but I hate using the cheap clicker that's attached to my visor and miss HomeLink. It just feels cheap and antiquated. Even sillier that many of us are willing to pay the VERY silly premium for HomeLink as an option, frequently $500-$1,000 these days :p
 
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Because a new car that touts its technology should not require a clip on remote. My 2005 Infiniti has a still working homelink button on the rearview mirror. And not to mention someone could break into your car and steal your remote. Then simply follow you home to figure out where you live.
Follow you home to figure it out? They could just look for your registration paperwork while they're stealing your remote.
 
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Follow you home to figure it out? They could just look for your registration paperwork while they're stealing your remote.
And cloning opener signals is a far more common exploit.
 

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Follow you home to figure it out? They could just look for your registration paperwork while they're stealing your remote.
People keep that in their car? I have it in my wallet. Wallet does not stay in car.
 

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People keep that in their car? I have it in my wallet. Wallet does not stay in car.
That's super weird. Registration should stay in the car. It's required to produce during a traffic stop, and if someone borrows your car they may be in a pickle if they can't find it.

The registration should stay in the car, along with your proof of insurance which also has your address on it.
 

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Why don’t you just use the old school clicker attached to your visor? Mine are in the vehicles without Homelink in them. They only cost about $40 if you need an extra one because you have already used the remote that came with the garage door opener.
Agreed!

Homelink mirrors are so overpriced due to their patent on the tech. I haven't bothered to get it in my last 2 vehicles and just use the old-school visor mount ones, you can find them for about $10-15 (or less) on ebay and amazon, just get the type that matches the color of your opener's programming button.
 

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The registration should stay in the car, along with your proof of insurance which also has your address on it.
Here in Colorado one copy of the registration does not contain your address and is intended to be left in the car. My insurance card also does not have my address on it.
 

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Here in Colorado one copy of the registration does not contain your address and is intended to be left in the car. My insurance card also does not have my address on it.
it must be a Colorado thing I guess. I don’t have two versions of my registration and I’m not sure why I’d want to keep a copy in my wallet when I am not in the car.
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