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Program the garage door opener in a Nissan Titan

Your Titan uses HomeLink. You'll need your working garage remote and a step ladder to reach the opener's Learn button.

2013 to 2024 Titan

The HomeLink buttons are on the inside rear-view mirror.

1. Teach the car your remote

  1. Park outside the garage with the vehicle switched on and keep people and objects clear of the door.
  2. Hold the garage door remote 1–3 in away from the HomeLink buttons on the inside rear-view mirror.
  3. Press and hold the HomeLink button you want to use and the remote's button together.
  4. Keep holding until the HomeLink indicator starts flashing quickly (or stays lit), then let go.
  5. Press the HomeLink button. If the door moves, programming is done; if not, follow the rolling-code steps.

2. If the door doesn't move: rolling-code openers

Openers made after about 1995 usually use rolling codes and need the Learn-button step.

  1. Find the Learn (or Smart) button on the garage door opener motor; a ladder may be needed.
  2. Press and release the Learn button; you then have about 30 seconds.
  3. Return to the vehicle and press and hold the programmed HomeLink button for 2 seconds, then release.
  4. Repeat the press-hold-release up to 3 times until the door moves.

✓ Checked against the maker's instructions · Nissan Titan owner's manual

2010 to 2012 Titan

The HomeLink buttons are on the inside rear-view mirror.

1. Teach the car your remote

  1. Park outside the garage with the vehicle switched on and keep people and objects clear of the door.
  2. First time only: clear the factory codes by holding the two outer HomeLink buttons for about 20 seconds until the indicator changes.
  3. Hold the garage door remote 1–3 in away from the HomeLink buttons on the inside rear-view mirror.
  4. Press and hold the HomeLink button you want to use and the remote's button together.
  5. Keep holding until the HomeLink indicator starts flashing quickly (or stays lit), then let go.
  6. Press the HomeLink button. If the door moves, programming is done; if not, follow the rolling-code steps.

2. If the door doesn't move: rolling-code openers

Openers made after about 1995 usually use rolling codes and need the Learn-button step.

  1. Find the Learn (or Smart) button on the garage door opener motor; a ladder may be needed.
  2. Press and release the Learn button; you then have about 30 seconds.
  3. Return to the vehicle and press and hold the programmed HomeLink button for 2 seconds, then release.
  4. Repeat the press-hold-release up to 3 times until the door moves.

✓ Checked against the maker's instructions · Nissan Titan owner's manual

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