Killer-Z

Sounds like I'll just have to bite the bullet... $225 is still better than the $300 that the stealerships around here want.

vettekat2007

It probably doesn't matter but does anyone know if this 23148819 part number will work with a '15 1LT? Or would that be a different part number? Thanks.

Red C8 of Jax

I ordered and installed the 2LT Homelink visor to my 1LT. The correct part number is 23148817. Part number 23148819 is for your 1LT visor which as you know does not have Homelink.

OLD_GOAT

Even though my car hasn't been delivered yet, if I can find one of these on a Black Friday sale, I'll go ahead and buy it.

Cauhauna

anyone have any luck installing auto dim mirrors on 1LT?

C7_Z06

I haven't seen an autodim inside rear view mirror retrofitted yet on a C7.... I'm thinking it's another plug 'n play but not certain.

Just as what I liked on my previous 2LT Stingray... I installed (and programmed it with ease) a few mins ago the Homelink Visor on my Z06... a worthy factory cost-effective upgrade. Easy swap... the most time consuming (as in 60 seconds or less) was examining how the male/female connector ejects from each other without damaging it.

Just be careful you don't pull it out too hard! She likes the switch nice & smooth...

RJ111

Did you order the same part # for your Z06 ?

I want to order one for mine.

Bodieism

Wm Rose

I have a C7 2LT with homelink, & I haven't been able to make it work with my door openers.

I've read the Vette manual a number of times, as well as the opener manual. I have lift master openers on all 3 doors. The opener manual says to push the learn button on the door control button, then just push the button on the remote control and it should go.

Any ideas where I'm going wrong? It works with all the Liftmaster remotes, but not the Homelink.

beltfed21

I have one of the same openers as you. Go back to the manul again. There's a two step process that needs to be followed if your opener won't sync with the car (visor) remote. Pay attention to the lights as stated in the manual. When you get to the sync of the opener and remote, timing is critical. You may want a 2nd person helping with that step.

fsvoboda

Agree. Homelink openers seem sometimes very picky about syncing with current "rolling code" (higher security) openers. I've had to try several times before getting Homelinks to work.

RJ111

It's the same, ordered mine today.

Wm Rose

Ok, I'll give it another shot tomorrow. I had a thought. Is it possible the Vette engine has to be running? I was assuming, the homelink was just a wireless remote, just like any remote you clip on the sun visor.....or does it have full time battery power from the car battery, whether the ignition is on or not?

buckeye4

Does not need to be running to program. Several methods to program per the owners manual and I had to use the last technique listed to program my visor.

USMC 4 LIFE

This is perfect, just ordered mine!

EcoBrick Bob

I ordered one last night from GM wholesale direct for $203.06 Plus shipping ($14.36 to FL) Have purchased from ebay for installation in headliner or visor (hard work) for under $50., but didn't feel it would be a easy install on Vette.

Also purchased a auto day-nite mirror on ebay a couple weeks ago. It has a slight scratch on back top edge which I will cover with a SS Stingray trim piece. Car being built so don't know how easy it will be to install.

For less than $350. I will have the items I wanted in the 2LT package!

beltfed21

Any luck? You do need the original door opener remote to program the visor. That is where you need to pay special attention to what the tiny light on the Homelink visor is telling you. The manner in which it flashes lets you know if it's programing/understanding the door remote. That is discussed in the car manual. After the visor understands and copies the remote, you then need to sync it to the door opener its self. That normally has a 30 second time limit. It's that stage where I suggested having someone help. And no, the car does not need to be running.

I have two doors each with different types of openers programmed into my visor. Take your time, read through the instructions all the way first, then go after it. Have faith, you get it done!

Wm Rose

Haven't had a chance to get out to the garage with New Years/family in the house and now work. I have the whole weekend free unless my wife comes up with more entertaining for me to participate in

Wm Rose

Update: Ok, I managed to sneak out to the garage. I followed the process step by step and got it working. I did have to go on to the 2nd step of the process, and thats where I was going wrong before. All is good, and I have the homelink working on all 3 doors. Thanks!!

beltfed21

Great to hear! I had to do the same (2nd step) for the first door I programmed into the visor.