Watch this video http://www.etrailer.com/tv-demo-audi...or-ASH400.aspx, I think you just need to press the button on the part that plugs into the cigar lighters/power outlet in the cab. Let me know if that fixes it.

 

Just saw the video...I'll do it and get back to you all.

thanks,

Dave

 

Guys...used a shaved down wooden match...and reset the RF reciever to the hitch mounted sensors...works really well...light flashes as the beeps change speed and intensity.. Should be a cool addition.

Dave

 

Ok try these instructions .
* Programming: (Fig. B)
To program your receiver, or an additional or replacement receiver to the sensing unit, the vehicle must be in reverse gear and the ignition switch turned on with the parking brake set. Using a toothpick, or similar non-metal "probe", insert it into programming port and press and hold for at least 5 seconds, then release. Upon releasing the reprogramming button, you will hear one long confirmation chirp. After reprogramming, test the system by slowly backing toward a large object that will be detected in each zone. If you still experience problems, call: (800) 225-6074.

 

With me I had to reset the receiver, because gave me the same problem but after reseting did work out good.

 

My dad got one from etrailer and it's hooked up and working.

 

I am so glad that someone else bought the step parking sensors cuz I wanted them but don't like the look of the ones in the bumper, now this just looks like a step, I think I would tap into the wires under the truck though so it does not look so easy to steal. I like the idea it doubles as a step for most people, but I have noticed that people driving pickups are most often over the limit oh well too bad for them LOL. I think I will get one then. Good thread.

 

Where is the 2 prong 12 V outlet. If you are thinking about the one on the dash on the passenger side that is 120V not 12 If you want to blow a fuse at minimum you could do what youwanted or possibly see fire. That is like a plug in your house that you can plug a very small appliance like a laptop or small tv or something like that, I don't know the specs but I do know it's well over 12 v