Does the bull bar interfere with the park assist sensors?
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Not sure. My big horn only has the rear parking sensors. I would imagine it would though.
1539761
Yes, you will need to remove the factory hooks. That is where the brackets for the bull-bar connects.
1153912
If your asking about the safety sensors, there is only a alignment procedure. When aligned properly they work, when not aligned they don't. There is no sensitivity on the overhead light
539321
No...no interference. My Craftsman bike lift fit perfectly forward to just shy of the kickstand for good center of balance.
307643
There is an arrow on top of the bar. Make sure it is facing forward. Somewhere I read if you put them on backwards, that would happen.
845283
Hi Carolyn. I've been using it and so far it does not affect the sensor. The power button on the right side works fine. The volume button up and down works fine. The only thing is the top cover does move a bit. But I adjust it so it's fine. Hope this helps.
1479650
No, although if your track bar ends are worn, adding a leveling kit will give you death wobble. I had to put new bushings in mine and then every thing was fine.
818683
Try holding the screen next to the sensor and spin the wheel. Then put it back on the bars an do it again, this worked for me.
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I just put one on my 2015 F-150 and its NOT interfering with the back-up sensors...I hope this helps.
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I beleive there is a delay and it will only alert if there's motion from my experience. I'm not using it right now because of too much traffic so I can't be too specific. So intentionally no.
184658
I haven't. Flares really shouldn't be a problem as you are only extending the distance from the rear element to the sensor.My setup doesn't exhibit that problem
1772899
I had no problem with mine. Simply connected to post and has worked great. Suspect sensor not working. Get a new one and do not worry. Good luck
909898
Same thing happens to mt sensors. I'm disappointed with this purchase especially since it costed quite a bit for them to be installed.
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I would have a look at your frame connection where it would be mounted, you probably have hooks attached there now, then have a look at the same year truck and see if it's the same, I think it will be, unless you have a different front cowl on your avalanche and the bull bar will interfere with it. I think the chassis connection is the same for a truck as it is for an avalanche
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I have my set at our side fence entrance, where our dogs like to welcome "Dad" home after work. Yes, the dogs running up to the fence have set off the sensors. These are big shepherds, too.
1851400
The sensor reacts to metal so anything metal close by will trigger it. If you can put the sensor about 50 feet or so away from the gate you should be ok. I tested mine a few times so it wouldn't picked up street traffic before I installed it. Still loving it.
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Yes. You have to push the brake lever away from the handlebar to engage the parking brake. It didn't say anything in the owners manual about that. I figured it out by luck. I was very happy with the product and was able to get most of my money back when I sold it after using it for 6 weeks.