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Years ago I wanted Homelink in my (then new) Ford Ranger. Bought a visor from a dude on eBay with Homelink. Dug it out of the visor and made a plate to mount it in the Ranger's ash tray. If I was doing this today, I'd buy a Homelink module on Amazon, such as this one:
https://www.amazon.com/Homelink-60-HMLKV5ALL-Version-Three-Colors/dp/B01MRJ6MK0

...if you were planning to power it off of USB-C in the truck, you could use a module one of these to provide power:
https://www.amazon.com/dp/B0DBZ1LXRN
https://www.amazon.com/dp/B0D7942HWP

My Cybertruck USB-C in the console supports 5, 9, 15 and 20v. Verified with both of these power modules. I'd bet that one of the 12 volt Homelink modules would run on 9 or 15 volts.

Homelink is pretty cool if you have a variety of remote technologies. Maybe a fixed code remote for a gate and a rolling code unit on some other frequency for your garage door.
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Years ago I wanted Homelink in my (then new) Ford Ranger. Bought a visor from a dude on eBay with Homelink. Dug it out of the visor and made a plate to mount it in the Ranger's ash tray. If I was doing this today, I'd buy a Homelink module on Amazon, such as this one:
https://www.amazon.com/Homelink-60-HMLKV5ALL-Version-Three-Colors/dp/B01MRJ6MK0

...if you were planning to power it off of USB-C in the truck, you could use a module one of these to provide power:
https://www.amazon.com/dp/B0DBZ1LXRN
https://www.amazon.com/dp/B0D7942HWP

My Cybertruck USB-C in the console supports 5, 9, 15 and 20v. Verified with both of these power modules. I'd bet that one of the 12 volt Homelink modules would run on 9 or 15 volts.

Homelink is pretty cool if you have a variety of remote technologies. Maybe a fixed code remote for a gate and a rolling code unit on some other frequency for your garage door.
interesting Homelink solution.
 

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I'm super lazy. I just use the clicker.
Think if I'm less lazy that I can 3D print a holder for the clicker to fit between the cup holders.
 

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I ordered this very small transmitter and used a little double sided tape to mount it by the mirror. Really happy with it, it’s very small and inconspicuous.

Remote on amazon

Tesla Cybertruck Idea for a HomeLink adapter IMG_4289
 

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So even if you added a homelink module somehow, how would that work anyway? There is no homelink option in the software and screen.
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