Upon arriving home today I found my Homelink wasn't working any more. I tried to reprogram it following the instructions in the manual and I couldn't get it to erase or indicate that it was doing anything. When I pushed any button all I got was a single red flash. All three buttons respond the same. The auto dimming mirror still works so I don't think it's a wiring problem.

So I called the wonderful folks at Homelink and spoke with a customer service person. He indicated that there was a known wiring issue in the RX-8. He gave me 02032004-02 as a TSB number but it's not listed on Rosenthal's site.

Has anyone else experienced a failure of the Homelink mirror? Has the hot Texas sun finally fried my mirror's circuitry?

 

I have not had a problem yet but, the fact she gave you a number is very intresting. If you take the number to mazda , keep use updated. Thanks for the heads up.

 

very interesting
no problems here

I just cant get the Genie remote to work with it

 

no problems. have 2 different garages set to mine.

 

You may have a "Rolling" code garage door opener like me...You will have to get a ladder and push a button on the actual unit that raises the door to program the homelink. Read the instruction manual to do it as I don't remember the actual sequence of events required to program the remote. But it is a bit of a pain as you only have 30 seconds from when you push the button on the motor to get your remote programmed.

 

same here
now i have this big vcr in my sun visor.

 

i too cannot get it to open my Gate. but it wil open a diffrant gate and garage door.. its funny to casue the house garage door and the gate are on the same code. but i still have to keep my old transmitter to open my gate. no mater how i tried to program it..

 

my garage open is a genie.. it will work to open it.. you just have to also use the button on the genie to set it up.

 

http://www.homelink.com/program/rolling.html
heres how to make yours work with your rolling code Genie

 

thanks thew
that is real helpful

 

Unfortunately I haven't had any problems programming it prior to the failure. Programming it to work with my Craftsman Code+ units was never an issue. If anyone else has experienced a failure or has knowledge of the TSB, please do chime in.