How do I program my Honda garage door opener?

Honda HomeLink Step-by-Step Instructions

Garage doors come in two different types: rolling code and fixed code. Depending on which you have, the setup process for your Honda HomeLink garage door opener will be a little different. We’ll show you how figure out which you have and how to program it.

Here’s how to program a Honda HomeLink garage door opener.

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Programming Honda HomeLink Garage Door Opener

Whether you have a rolling code or fixed code, the first steps are the same. You’ll need your current garage door remote for both types. If you have a rolling code garage door, then you may also need a stepping stool or a step ladder.

1. Hold the garage door remote within 6” of your Honda vehicle’s HomeLink buttons
2. Press and hold the HomeLink button you wish to program and the open button on your garage door remote
3. Continue holding both buttons on each device until the HomeLink light flashes
4. HomeLink light will either turn solid or flash rapidly

If HomeLink Light is Solid

If the HomeLink light turns solid, then you have a fixed code garage door. To finish the programming process, you’ll need to:

1. Press the HomeLink button you are trying to program twice
2. If the garage door opens or closes, you’ve successfully programmed your HomeLink opener

If HomeLink Light Flashes

If the HomeLink light started to flash, then you have a rolling code garage door. To finish the programming process, you’ll need to:

1. Press the HomeLink button you are trying to program twice
2. Exit your Honda vehicle and press your garage door motor’s Learn/Smart button once
3. Return to your Honda within 30 seconds and press the HomeLink button you are trying to program three times
4. If the garage door opens or closes, you’ve successfully programmed your HomeLink opener

Still Not Working?

There may be a problem with your vehicle. Consider scheduling a service appointment to get your vehicle inspected. If something is wrong, our expert technicians will use specialized tools and genuine OEM parts to fix your vehicle.