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Add Homelink garage opener to 2022 SEL?

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#1 ·
I want to add Homelink to my 2022 Ford Escape but the SEL trim didn't have it installed. I was wondering if I could buy a visor from the Titanium trim and replace it in my car. I would assume all it needs is power which is already provided via the mirror light but I could be wrong. I saw a couple posts about this but they were for the Bronco and F-150 or the older Escape models. Here are the links:

Anyway, I tried looking for the visor on eBay but there was nothing, only the base visor without a light. There are too many variants on the Ford Parts site and no images so I am skeptacle of that as well. I don't want to tear apart my visor and put an opener inside it since I am afraid I might ruin it. Anyone have any suggestions? Here is the Ford Parts site with the visors:
parts.ford.com

Image I found of the 2022 Escape OEM garage opener built into the visor
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#3 ·
If you don't necessarily need a homelink system and would just like a cleaner solution for a garage door remote, I recommend getting this rearview mirror with integrated remote. It's identical to the Chamberlain ARQ mirros. Frameless rearview mirror with built in 3 button Chamberlain garage door opener | eBay

I have it on my 2022 Escape SEL and it's great. Super easy to install. Drawback is that it's battery powered and not user replaceable. The battery is suppose to last 10 years though.
 
#5 ·
If you don't necessarily need a homelink system and would just like a cleaner solution for a garage door remote, I recommend getting this rearview mirror with integrated remote. It's identical to the Chamberlain ARQ mirros. Frameless rearview mirror with built in 3 button Chamberlain garage door opener | eBay

I have it on my 2022 Escape SEL and it's great. Super easy to install. Drawback is that it's battery powered and not user replaceable. The battery is suppose to last 10 years though.
It appears that mirror does not have the daylight sensor built in.
 
#8 ·
Found a battery operated model!

I am still more interested in the hardwired version though.

Looked like the 3rd gen Escapes all had the wire harness hidden in the roof but not sure about the 4th gen.
 
#13 ·
I have a 2023 Hybrid STline. I just installed a Kia rear view mirror with Homelink, auto dim and compass. What courtesy light wire can I use to power the Homelink? I currently have a wire to the fusebox on the front passenger floor, but wife wants to open the garage door before turning on the car. Overhead wiring is not the same as my 22 Maverick Lariat