What did you do TO your Cruze today?

Just painted my calipers, front and back, red and rotor hats black. Major improvement. I'll take some better pics when the sun comes out to play.

Now that I have the auxiliary fuse box finished, time to fix the spaghetti under the dash!

Got my windows tinted and removed the chrome inserts on the grill. Big improvement I think!

HomeLink

I was able to program my HomeLink today. I had almost no issues. I have four different types of openers and the three I programmed all work.

These are the generic instructions for those of you who are having issues:

1. Park near but not in the door you want to program

2. Gather all of your remotes needed to open said doors.

3. Locate the "learn" button on any rolling code doors.

4. Turn on the ignition

5. Push both the left and right HomeLink buttons and hold them until the light starts blinking. Then release the buttons. This cleared any previously stored codes.

6. Hold the first remote you want the HomeLink to learn next to the HomeLink Buttons.

7. Press and hold both the HomeLink button (say the left one one for example) and the remote button. Wait until the HomeLink light starts to flash slowly and then ramp up quickly. Release both buttons.

8. If you have a rolling code door, push the learn button. You have about 30 seconds to get back to the car and push the HomeLink button (same one as step 7) and I think it will flash - (forgot to write this down), if not continue on.

9. Once complete for either type of opener, press the programmed HomeLink button up to three times. The door should operate as expected.

Remember the vehicle needs to be powering the module, deliberately push the HomeLink buttons as if they are cocked a bit the silicone button can shift and not completely depress the actual button underneath, and take your time. I had to do the first one a few times to figure out the "Official" instructions.

Rinse and Repeat for the other two buttons. You do not need to program all three. If you go back later, if you have not pushed them, you should be able to continue without starting over. Obviously, if you have any issues, just do them all over.

I ended up putting my main garage door on the center button and the other two are my less used ones.

Enjoy

Robert

Ported manifold and installed pcv kit. Slapped a ported throttle body on there too...hopefully it wakes it up a bit. Waiting on new gaskets to install it all.


Picked up an SS sedan steering wheel with paddle shifters...got that wired up and installed

My wife's temporary 2018 Cruze LT loaner while the CTD is at the dealer. Car looks good in Satin Steel:

I put in led brake lights the other day, been to lazy to do the tail lights. Also installed the rear sway bar from whiteline. Only drove 50 miles so far, and not sure if placebo, but it does feel tighter in the rear going around corners fast.