LiftMaster 855LM HomeLink Compatibility Bridge Kit (HOMELINK RPTRMC) - Lets Older In-Car HomeLink Open Security+ 2.0 Yellow-Button Openers

SKU:
HOMELINK RPTR
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$44.04
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787000000000
Condition:
New

Genuine LiftMaster 855LM HomeLink Compatibility Bridge Kit (LiftMaster catalog number HOMELINK RPTRMC) — the fix when the HomeLink buttons in your car will not learn a Security+ 2.0 opener. Cars built before about 2012 carry older HomeLink versions that cannot speak the Security+ 2.0 rolling code. The bridge plugs into a wall outlet near the opener, learns the opener, and re-broadcasts the car's older HomeLink signal in a form the yellow-button opener accepts. Kit includes the bridge and a programming remote.

Do you actually need it? Try the car first: HomeLink on most vehicles from 2012 onward already learns Security+ 2.0 directly from the learn button. If the opener flashes but the car buttons never take, or the car manual lists your HomeLink as version 3 or earlier, you need the bridge. Security+ 3.0 openers (white learn button, 2025 on) are trained from a handheld remote, not the learn button, and the bridge does not apply to them.

Specifications

Part number855LM — also listed as HOMELINK RPTRMC, HOMELINK RPTR (older pack), HOMELINKBRIDGEKIT; UPC 787083106002
Works withLiftMaster, Chamberlain and Craftsman Security+ 2.0 openers with a yellow learn button and yellow antenna wire, built 2011 onward: 8550W / 8557W / 8587W, 8360W / 8365W-267, 8155W, 8165W, 81602, 81550, 81600, 81650, 83650, 84504R, 84602, 87802, 87504-267, WD832KEV, WD1000WF, HD950WF, Craftsman 54930 / 54931 and the rest of the yellow-button range
Does not work withSecurity+ 3.0 (white button) openers; purple, red/orange or green button openers (those already work with old HomeLink)
Kit contentsHomeLink bridge and programming remote
Power120 VAC polarized wall outlet, as close to the opener as possible
OpenersPrograms to more than one opener
ConditionGenuine LiftMaster, new

How it goes in

Plug the bridge into the outlet nearest the opener head. Press the opener's learn button, then the button on the bridge, and it learns the opener. Then sit in the car and train HomeLink to the bridge's programming remote exactly as you would to an ordinary remote. Ten minutes, no tools. The instruction sheet is in the box and on LiftMaster's support site under 855LM.

Common questions

My car is a 2015 and still will not learn the opener.
Some makes fitted older HomeLink into later model years. If a fresh remote programs to the opener but the car will not, the bridge is the answer regardless of model year.

Does it work with a Chamberlain or Craftsman opener?
Yes — same part. Chamberlain sells it under the same HOMELINK RPTRMC number.

Will it fix a car that will not learn a gate operator?
No. It is built for the garage door openers listed above. For a gate, a 893MAX remote in the car is the reliable route.

Does myQ replace this?
No. myQ is the phone app; HomeLink is the buttons in the mirror. They are separate.

Related

893MAX remote · L993M remote · Security+ 2.0 remotes · myQ smart home accessories

Not sure whether your opener is Security+ 2.0? Send a photo of the learn button to parts@gatehousesupplies.com or call 866-965-5599. We would rather confirm it than have you order twice.

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  • 5
    Liftmaster HomeLink Rptr Compatibility Bridge Kit

    Posted by Erik on Dec 21st 2021

    Worked perfectly to bridge my old car's Homelink with my new Chamberlain garage door opener. Best price I could find, too!

  • 4
    HomeLink Bridge

    Posted by Jesse Lopez on Apr 5th 2021

    Item worked as described.

  • 5
    Works

    Posted by Jordan Ballard on Mar 12th 2021

    This did the trick for an older 2007 homelink vehicle. It sucks to have to do this, but at least it works!

  • 5
    HomeLink/repeater

    Posted by Holly on Dec 2nd 2020

    I can now use the built in home-a-link in my car instead of the remote that came with the lift master garage door opener. I like it.

  • 5
    Home link

    Posted by Gary Felkins Sr. on Dec 8th 2016

    I have not been able to set up the home link for garage door

  • 5
    chamberlin bridge

    Posted by Allen McElroy on Aug 24th 2016

    Works very good.