Another REALLY Easy Garage Door Opener Install
#1
JK Freak
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Another REALLY Easy Garage Door Opener Install
I noticed my opener button was the exact same size as the screw hole on the windshield trim, so....
-I removed the sunvisor with a T20 screwdriver ( I could not get the entire trim off, so I just pulled back on it)
-Added Velcro to front side of Garage Door Opener and back side of trim, just below the top bolt hole.
-Positioned Opener & re-installed trim/visor.
I hope these pics are attached correctly.
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With the high position mount there are no problems with transmitter distance.
Changing the battery will be a pain.
-I removed the sunvisor with a T20 screwdriver ( I could not get the entire trim off, so I just pulled back on it)
-Added Velcro to front side of Garage Door Opener and back side of trim, just below the top bolt hole.
-Positioned Opener & re-installed trim/visor.
I hope these pics are attached correctly.
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With the high position mount there are no problems with transmitter distance.
Changing the battery will be a pain.
#2
Very cool. I have the exact same opener. I'm already doing the "in the rollbar pad" mod. I wonder if I should switch. I think I might paint the buton dark grey. It would look stock.
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JK Freak
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Does anyone know how to get that screw below out? I turned & turned but it didn't seem to do anything.
I moved mine from the roll bar to make it easier on my wife.
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JK Junkie
first post as freak ... when we all go to trade our jk's in eventually if we ever do, i bet some of us forget about where we hid our garage door openers.. sneaky sneaky
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Nice. I may do this as I have the same exact opener too. How secure is it in there? Like is it going to fall down or bounce out of place while offroading?
Great hiding spot.
Great hiding spot.