Ford Edge Exporler Expedition F150 Homelink Installed In Your Lighted Sun Visor. on 2040-parts.com

PLEASE NOTE

 THIS IS FOR A HOMELINK INSTALLED IN YOUR LIGHTED VISOR. I SUPPLY THE HOMELINK AND INSTALLATION ONLY.

The Homelink system is the only remote that can learn Community and security gate codes from another remote. The Car2u Lear Transmitters now being offered by Ford can not. If you live in a gated community and want to control the gate and your garage door from one visor remote then this is for you.

HOMELINK FORD LEFT DRIVER SIDE SUN VISOR  INSTALLATION.

For 2011 - 2012 - 2013 - 2014 FORD EDGE or F150 TRUCK OR LINCOLN MKX  or EXPLORER OR EXPEDITION OR FUSION/ WITH LIGHTED VANITY MIRROR

SEND ME YOUR  LIGHTED VANITY MIRROR VISOR AND I WILL INSTALL THE 3 BUTTON HOMELINK TRANSMITTER.

ALSO AVAILABLE FOR OTHER LATE MODEL FORD PRODUCTS, CONTACT ME WITH YOUR MODEL AND YEAR FOR AVALIBILTY.

Please note the units I have are light brown, black , grey and toupe. 

I can not be responsible for color match. If you want an exact match to your interior than you will need to provide the Homelink to be installed. I will issue a $20 discount if you supply the Homelink,

PHONE BOB AT 713 557 4077

Send your unit to

MrMobility

6050 Whispering Lakes

Katy Texas 77493

No need to cut any wires. Here is what you do for an Edge.

First, slide a small flat-head screwdriver into the slot of the cap that covers the visor mount, and slide it toward the windshield to pop the cap off.

Then, you’ll need a torx screwdriver to unscrew these screws.

Once you have the visor unscrewed, you’ll notice the plug is hidden behind the headliner, and you can’t pull it out.

You’ll have to pull out the top half of the A-pillar cover (it just snaps out and back in) and then pull down some of the headliner (only the A-pillar and the black molding are holding it up at this point).

From there, you’ll see the green clip on top of the headliner, but it’s glued down. I have rather large hands, so I used a flat-head screwdriver to pry it off of the headliner.

From there, you’ll have enough slack in the wire to pull the plug out through the visor mount. Now it’s straight forward. Unplug the old visor, send it to me and I will install a homelink and return it, plug the new one in, tuck the wires back in, tuck the headliner back under the black molding, pop the A-pillar cover back on, screw the visor back on, and pop the cover back in place.