Homelink
#1
Homelink
Just got my Panamera. Tried setting up the Homelink for my garage door openers and could not make it work. Only a few other posts regarding this issue so I am trying to see if anyone else has recently experienced this problem. I tried everything including taking out the two fuses related to the lane change assist (the frequency apparently interferes with homelink programming). Also, watched a video from Orlando Porsche and followed instructions to a T. No luck. Bummer on a $100k car. Anyone else.
Also, any way to permanently turn off the engine auto on-off feature (don't like having to manually turn off every time I drive the car).
Also, any way to permanently turn off the engine auto on-off feature (don't like having to manually turn off every time I drive the car).
#2
My homelink on my turismo was a failure just like my 2018 TTRS which VW probably uses the same defective unit. It looses bind and I have a lift master opener. The stop start sucks. It turn back on after every start unlike the Macan. Currently, these annoyances may had helped contribute to me selling both of those 2018 vehicles.
#5
Banned
Join Date: Jan 2013
Location: Chicagoland Area
Posts: 26,142
Likes: 0
Received 5,388 Likes
on
2,509 Posts
Just got my Panamera. Tried setting up the Homelink for my garage door openers and could not make it work. Only a few other posts regarding this issue so I am trying to see if anyone else has recently experienced this problem. I tried everything including taking out the two fuses related to the lane change assist (the frequency apparently interferes with homelink programming). Also, watched a video from Orlando Porsche and followed instructions to a T. No luck. Bummer on a $100k car. Anyone else.
Also, any way to permanently turn off the engine auto on-off feature (don't like having to manually turn off every time I drive the car).
Also, any way to permanently turn off the engine auto on-off feature (don't like having to manually turn off every time I drive the car).
Basically, you teach the car the code to it's assigned button. Then you hit the "learn" function on your garage opener head. Then you keep pressing the assigned button in the car until the door moves. DON'T PARK UNDER THE DOOR.
#7
I have the same problem with my 2018 Panamera 4 E-Hybrid. I've also tried everything to get it to work including removing the two fuses, etc. I have a Lift Master also. For now I'm just using the "clicker" that came with the garage door opener. It's not a "roaming code" problem as I can't even get past the first step which is to get the car to recognize the "clicker". My next step is to have all my software updated as I've learned my PCM is out of date and most likely so are the other software components in the car. My dealer is waiting for some other parts to arrive to fix a cosmetic problem with my car, so once those arrive then we will do the software updates and see if that fixes the garage door opener. Not really a major problem as the "clicker" works just fine. Please let me know if you find a solution and I will do the same for you.
Trending Topics
#8
On my 2018 Turbo Sport Turismo, the homelink programming worked great. Genie opener, rolling codes, it worked on the very first try and has worked flawlessly ever since.
On my 2018 Carrera GTS, same garage door, in two months of trying I haven't been able to make it work yet. I'm relegated to driving around with a garage remote clipped to the sun visor.
Come on, Porsche.... really? Same Homelink, same year car? Really?
DMoore
'18 Panamera Turbo Sport Turismo
'18 Carrera GTS
On my 2018 Carrera GTS, same garage door, in two months of trying I haven't been able to make it work yet. I'm relegated to driving around with a garage remote clipped to the sun visor.
Come on, Porsche.... really? Same Homelink, same year car? Really?
DMoore
'18 Panamera Turbo Sport Turismo
'18 Carrera GTS
#9
Rennlist Member
Funny... my Genie units in other houses are a PITA to program... you get the light blinking, then you hold the remote near bumper, lights flash, then push the button on opener, then keep pushing opener button in car until it takes the roaming code. And it works like 50% of the time.
I have a marantec (German made thing, super quiet!) in new house and its EASY to program. Get light flashing on car, hold remote near font of car, lights blink, DONE. Its got a secure roaming code but uses a different type of setup than the Genie.
Anyway...
I have a marantec (German made thing, super quiet!) in new house and its EASY to program. Get light flashing on car, hold remote near font of car, lights blink, DONE. Its got a secure roaming code but uses a different type of setup than the Genie.
Anyway...
#13
I have the same problem with my 2018 Panamera 4 E-Hybrid. I've also tried everything to get it to work including removing the two fuses, etc. I have a Lift Master also. For now I'm just using the "clicker" that came with the garage door opener. It's not a "roaming code" problem as I can't even get past the first step which is to get the car to recognize the "clicker". My next step is to have all my software updated as I've learned my PCM is out of date and most likely so are the other software components in the car. My dealer is waiting for some other parts to arrive to fix a cosmetic problem with my car, so once those arrive then we will do the software updates and see if that fixes the garage door opener. Not really a major problem as the "clicker" works just fine. Please let me know if you find a solution and I will do the same for you.
#14
I have the same problem with my 2018 Panamera 4 E-Hybrid. I've also tried everything to get it to work including removing the two fuses, etc. I have a Lift Master also. For now I'm just using the "clicker" that came with the garage door opener. It's not a "roaming code" problem as I can't even get past the first step which is to get the car to recognize the "clicker". My next step is to have all my software updated as I've learned my PCM is out of date and most likely so are the other software components in the car. My dealer is waiting for some other parts to arrive to fix a cosmetic problem with my car, so once those arrive then we will do the software updates and see if that fixes the garage door opener. Not really a major problem as the "clicker" works just fine. Please let me know if you find a solution and I will do the same for you.
#15
My first Porsche (GT4) and having same problem, talked to Homelink and they didn't have a clue. Recognizes the clicker when programming from scratch, goes through the learn cycle for the rolling code - then nada.. doesnt move.... Lift Master Elite series, I wonder if that's a theme??