All High MPG Vehicles Fuel Efficient Cars & Trucks Transit Vehicle Line Up Request a Local Quote Now you can view exclusive price savings on our Build & Price Shopping Tool AXZ Plan pricing information is not available on all Ford websites. In addition, some vehicles, trims or options you select may not qualify for AXZ Plans. Also, some dealers may choose not to participate in AXZ Plan pricing. Contact your local dealer to determine their level of participation in the Program and final vehicle pricing. What happens if I close this site before I’m finished? If you close your window or tab, you must re-access the site through the AXZ Plan Pricing website to ensure that all eligible plan pricing is visible. If you need additional information concerning the AXZ Plans, please refer back to you’re AXZ Plan Pricing website for complete details. post #1 of 14 I just got a new 2014 FE Titanium and I'm having the hardest time getting the built in garage door opener to get programmed.
It's the homelink style transmitter. My handheld transmitter is Genie Series III 3 Button Remote Control as seen here: : Genie Series III 3 Button Remote Control: Home Improvement I have it working in intellicode 1 mode since my garage door is older. I've seen all the videos and read the manual. I've tried to program it both ways according to genie intellicode 2 instructions and general instructions. Neither way is getting any success. If anybody has any suggestions it would be greatly appreciated. post #2 of 14 Universal Garage Door Opener: HomeLink Universal Garage Door Opener: HomeLink for Genie Intellicode 2 To view links or images in signatures your post count must be 10 or greater. You currently have 0 posts. post #3 of 14 post #4 of 14 Universal Garage Door Opener-1.jpg (184.9 KB, 24 views) Universal Garage Door Opener-2.jpg (156.3 KB, 13 views) Universal Garage Door Opener-3.jpg (158.4 KB, 8 views) Universal Garage Door Opener-4.jpg (159.9 KB, 9 views)
post #5 of 14 post #6 of 14 Originally Posted by 2013_escapeI also had to push buttons on the ceiling unit itself. 2013 Sterling Gray Metallic Escape SEL 2.0L 4WD w/Equipment Group 302A, Panorama Roof, Ford OEM Cargo Area Protector, Ford OEM Splash Guards, WeatherTech All-Weather Floor Mats (front only), Ford OEM Center Console Tray, Aluminum Pedal Covers, Fitted LED DRLs post #7 of 14 post #8 of 14 I did as gsbutton said and called homelink customer service and they got me going in 3 minutes. Can't believe it was this simple. post #9 of 14 post #10 of 14You currently have 0 posts. 5 Steps To Program Your HomeLink® System Note: Some vehicles may require the ignition be turned on or the vehicle actually running to program the Homelink® transceiver. To program a rolling code compatible Homelink® system, please follow these steps. Press and hold the two outside buttons on the Homelink® system until the LED starts to blink, release buttons.
Locate the learn code button on your garage door opener. (These are located under the light cover or on the rear panel depending on model) Press the learn code button on the garage door opener, a red LED will start to blink. (You will have 30 seconds to complete programming) While the LED on the garage door opener is blinking, return to the vehicle and press the pre-programmed Homelink® button 4 times. (Or until the garage door operates). If you have problems with the Homelink® system please call 1-800-355-3515 or their website at Homelink® is a registered trademark of Johnson Controls, Inc. LOW MILES, This 2014 Ford Mustang GT Premium will sell fast -Leather -Bluetooth -Aux. Audio Input ABS Brakes -Power Seat -Automatic Headlights -AM/FM Radio Based on the excellent condition of this vehicle, along with the options and color, this Ford Mustang is sure to sell fast. - Garage Door Opener and many other amenities that are sure to please.2014 Ford Focus Top Comparisons
Users ranked 2014 Ford Focus against other cars which they drove/owned. Each ranking was based on 9 categories. Here is the summary of top rankings. 2014 Ford Focus vs: Have you driven a 2014 Ford Focus? View reviews where users commented on categories. Displaying 1 - 10 of 15 2014 Ford Focus I like the fuel mileage and the fact that it’s a FORD. Its very fun to drive to and from work. The sound system links up to my Iphone and it plays all my music from a USB port. No need to carry CDs in the car. Does not ride to good it rush hour traffic. Because of the rough shifting transmission. Had to fight tooth and nails with the dealership to fix the transmission. I was told at first that it is normal, but I did not drink that cool-aid. I been driving for over 39 years. I kelp pushing the issue. The dealership eventually adjusted the computer program but later replaced the clutch. It doesnt shift rough now but time will tell. I love the car it gets me 39-41 mile per gallon, but FORD needs to step up, they know that they got issues with the transmission.
Primary Use: Commuting to work Fun to drive and very fuel efficient. And most of all it is not a GM Small car ride, Does not ride to good it rush hour traffic. Because of the rough shifting transmission. Looking for a Used in your area? CarGurus has 59,013 nationwide Focus listings starting at $995. A Very Smooth And Quiet Ride — I like how it looks and handles. It is very quiet and very smooth, especially around corners and over pot holes. I am very impressed overall with both the feel and maintenance and would definitely recommend it to anyone. Primary Use: Family transportation nothing I can think of... Great Car For The Money — This is the first hatchback I have ever owned. This car handles pretty good and great fuel economy. I have always owned mustangs so it was very different owing this car. Over all this is a great car. The mods are out there to improve it and the market is still growing. Handling, power, interior space
I liked the gas mileage, the handeling it has, i liked the Bluetooth system, i liked the look of the car, also the front seats are very comfortable. I disliked the small space, and how light the car is, the back seats are not that comfortable. It gets great gas mileage, runs good, its got enough space for a family. it could be a little more spacey This car is great if you don't have to drive it in rush hour traffic. After leasing, with less than 150 miles on the car, I began to notice a clutch shudder. Car then started stalling when driven for long distances/periods of time at speeds between 2-7 MPH (rush hour gridlock). Keep taking it in to dealership (Roy O'Brien Ford) for service and keep having it returned to me unfixed. Zippy at high speeds. Clutch shudder at low speeds- dealership can't/wont fix There isn't anything I didn't like about the car. The car is very fun to drive and very agile! You never feel "turbo lag" with this car. ford knocked it out of the ball park with the ST.
The seat are comfortable and hug you tightly! The seats are one of the best features. You will fall in love with this car! This is car is bar far the most fun car I've ever driven! Great Looks And Fuel Economy But A Few Quirks. I rented one of these and had it for about 2 weeks, it only had a few thousand miles. I expected the compact size to be an issue due to my size but it wasn't. I was very comfortable driving and as a front passenger as well. It was just my wife and I so we did not have anyone in the back. Which was good as I was able to move my seat back to a comfortable position. This did not leave much leg room for a rear passenger though if we would of had one I would of been forced to move my seat up and be a little crunched. The factory tires are bad in the snow, plan on needing a set of snow tires on the front. I got stuck in an inch of snow on a very slight incline and the transmission overheated within 2 minutes of trying to get out. The computer was polite enough to display a message asking me to apply the brake and displayed a countdown timer until it would be safe to go again.
Also I could not get any traction when starting out from a stop in the snow when other drivers on either side of me had no issues. The trunk had a decent amount of space but the opening itself was not very wide. Larger laundry baskets were an issue in this sedan as you cannot get them into the decent size truck because of the opening itself being so small so you may want to opt for the hatchback if that is a concern. I had to put mine in the back seat. My wallet way pleased of course as driving half way across the state did not cost me much in fuel. Very sporty vehicle, great appearance. Not a good winter vehicle for us northerners. Ford Focus Titanium Is Worth It! —I can start it from my living room before I even leave the house. Electronic features the best. Leather seats look like they are hand stiched. I have ever owned. not a lot of front cabin storage for things like garage door openers or chapstick or gum. Rear view mirror is not electronic. Good Car For A Small Family —
Car has good options for a base model. The bluetooth built into SYNC is very nice on the base model. The seats feel nice for such a small car that is not luxury. The hatch fits quite a bit of luggage and stuff. Fun To Drive — I have my 2014 Ford Focus ST for 1 year now. I only drive it locally, never hwy driven. Its has a low 3,500 miles on it. If your single its a great car. Not a family car the backseats have very little leg room. Gas millage is realistically 22 city premium gas. Goes 0 to 60 5.6 secs. Sony system is nice sounding. Navi works great and the mysync is a nice feature. I have sirus radio for 6 years now 5 in my Mits 2009 GTS its nice. I am waiting the 2016 Focus RS 315 horsepower all wheeldrive for $38,000. Fast , great handling, good looks... no room in the backseats. 2013 Ford Focus Reviews 2012 Ford Focus Reviews 2011 Ford Focus Reviews 2010 Ford Focus Reviews 2009 Ford Focus Reviews Have you driven a 2014 Ford Focus?