HomeLink problem - either Z or Murano, not both.

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First post - just bought a 2011 370Z Touring Sport Coupe after 20 years of trucks. This is actually my 7th Z car, but the most recent prior was an 1982 280 ZX Turbo. This 370Z is just an amazing refinement.

Anyway, I went to program the HomeLink transmitter for our Genie (Intellicode) garage door opener. It programs for the Z just fine, but once linked to the Z, it disables the Homelink in my wife's Murano. If I then go back and reprogram the Murano, the Z is unlinked, and back-and-forth. I can't get the Homelink to work on both the Z and the Murano at the same time.

To add to the confusion, all this reprogramming has NO effect on the Homelink in my GMC Sierra -- it continues to work fine with that garage door. Additionally, I have no problem getting all three HomeLink units to work with the Chamberlain garage door opener on my storage garage.

I realize it's kind of an obscure question, but it's irritating. All I get from the Nissan dealer is a blank look, and emailing the Genie company just gets me a form-letter email that provides the same programming instruction as in the Nissan owner's manuals.

Any of you have similar issues?


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It's not the cars, it's the garage door opener. Look online or via the manual on how to program two separate controllers.

EDIT: Ah, Genie says to RTFM.....Hmmm

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audtatious wrote:It's not the cars, it's the garage door opener. Look online or via the manual on how to program two separate controllers.
I was thinking that except the the GMC is fine. :squint:

I'm curious to know what the fix for this might be myself since I'm considering adding a HomeLink to my Xterra.

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Maybe the garage unit can only accept two remotes, one for the GMC and either the Z or Murano?

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A guy on another forum put me onto the apparent answer....Genie's (don't know about the other brands) can only accept 7 remote devices. My guess is then that I already had 7 devices programmed (two hand-held remotes, a wireless keypad remote, my previous GMC, my current GMC, my wife's previous Murano and her current Murano. When I added the 8th device (the Z), it knocked off the most recent previous, my wife's Murano. When I reprogrammed the Murano, it knocked the Z off.

On a Genie, holding down the "Learn" button on the opener for 20 seconds clears ALL the devices it has programmed, so I did that, added the Murano, Z, GMC, wireless keypad and one hand-held remote and now we're good to go.

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There ya go. Good deal


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