Check Lowes and Home Depot for a little box that wires to your opener. You
don't need to change your keypad unless you want to for better security.


"CIL" <Get_bacon@pork.org> wrote in message
news:Ru8bg.29563$fG3.24214@dukeread09...
>I have a Pilot and attempted to set the garage door opener. Found that my
>controller is a 40 Mhz and will not program. Has to be a higher frequency,
>forget now what it is but seems it must be >300mhz. There are adapters
>available, if I remember I went to Homelink.com and followed a link to a
>dealer that sells them, about $60 +shipping, and if you have a wireless key
>pad entry you will have to replace it as well, another $45 or so. I
>decided to put it on hold for a while and change the opener and get one
>that is compatible with the car.
>
> Hope this helps..
>
> "Bob Daun" <bldaun@tds.net> wrote in message
> news:446cea5b$1_3@newspeer2.tds.net...
>>I just bought a new Accord EX V6 with the built in garage door opener. I
>>know that it probably won't work because I have any older style garage
>>door that does not have the (safety beam) that the new ones do. The
>>opener works fine and I would like to know if anyone knows of some type of
>>interface that I could find that would accept the signal from the car and
>>then be able to trip the switch which makes the Garage door open.
>>
>> --
>> Bob Daun
>>
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