What is HomeLink®?

Chevy HomeLink


Not sure what HomeLink® is? HomeLink® is a wireless control system that is built into your Chevy car, truck, or SUV. It allows you to conveniently:

  • Open and close garage doors or automatic gates
  • Activate/deactivate home security systems
  • Turn on/off home interior and exterior lights, appliances, and other in-home electronics

Ready to find out the benefits of HomeLink® and learn how easy it is for drivers in and around Franklin County to program the system? Follow our guide below!

The Benefits of HomeLink®

Still wondering, “What is HomeLink®?” Grove City-area drivers who have a HomeLink® equipped Chevrolet Malibu, Silverado, Traverse, or other Chevy vehicle will enjoy benefits, such as:

  • Ease of Use: Connecting your vehicle to your home is simply a matter of pressing a few buttons.
  • Compatibility: HomeLink® is compatible with just about all garage door openers and gate systems, as well as a wide range of other radio-frequency (RF) controlled devices.
  • Control Up to 3 Devices: Tastefully integrated into your vehicle’s interior, the HomeLink® system allows you to control up to three devices.
  • Safety & Security: With most compatible garage door openers, the system will be able to let you know if your garage door has been left open or closed. HomeLink® apps also allow you to have remote control over other in-home devices, such as the lights and security system, providing you with an extra level of peace of mind when you’re on the road.
  • Battery-Free: Since HomeLink® is powered by the electrical system in your Chevy, you’ll never have to worry about changing batteries.

How Do I Program HomeLink®?

Chevy owners in Columbus and beyond will find that programming HomeLink® is quick and easy, just follow these steps to connect your garage door opener to your car:

  1. The HomeLink® unit features 3 buttons and is most commonly located on the ceiling of the car above the center console. Press and hold down the first and third buttons until the interior lights of your car begin to flash. This usually takes about 20 seconds. Note that pressing the first and third buttons is the master reset, you do not need to do this when subsequently adding other devices.
  2. Once the ceiling lights begin to flash, press and hold the button you wish to program while simultaneously holding the open/close button on your garage door opener. The lights should go from a slow to a rapid flash, indicating that the programming is complete.
  3. Go into your garage and press the “learn” button on your garage door opener.
  4. Return to your vehicle and press the programmed button on your car for a minimum of two seconds. You may see the lights on your garage door opener flash, indicating that it is connecting.

Learn More About Your Chevy Tech Systems at Byers Auto Group

Now that you know what HomeLink® is, it’s time to experience Chevy technology in person at Byers Auto Group! We’re located conveniently near Dublin. If you find that you need additional help programming your HomeLink® or Chevy MyLink system, the certified service techsat Byers Auto Group can walk you through it. If you’d like more information or have any questions, please don’t hesitate to contact us online.

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