2012JKJeep

I like the idea of the Homelink hardwired in.

Currently I have a visor mounted remote that I've soldered another 'remote' switch to. While it took a bit to get it right, everything seems to work fine.

Now that I see the homelink unit, I think I can do the same without having to use the buttons they provide. That way you could have the homelink brains mounted someplace out of the way, with just a remote switch to trigger it. I may have to go looking for one of these and see about modding it.

candacelentz31

Awesome. good work. Thank you for sharing it to us.

J1000

I installed mine in my dash a few months back:

https://www.jk-forum.com/forums/jk-w...k-dash-245693/

jwilson2598

Clean install, I like it. If I didn't have power windows, I would have considered that option.

Jacksonjk

Just finished mine too! Took about 2hrs....works great!

J1000

Yeah, that's my issue now; I just bought a Rubi and have power windows now, so I'm looking for somewhere else to put it in this one. Maybe the location in the post above this, though I had a couple other ideas..

Mattk11

Is there any epoxy or glue available that will stick to the jeep interior panels?

davidmech21

I guess I'm confused by this. My Sahara had power windows, and it didn't inhibit the installation. I now have a Rubicon, and it is the same as the Sahara. Did they move the window switches on the newer models or something?

J1000

Did you look at the link I posted? I put my homelink module in the center stack, not overhead: https://www.jk-forum.com/forums/jk-write-ups-39/homelink-install-jk-dash-245693/

HELLBENDER-JK

sold mine