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New Control Module A-04/06 Controller for Amp Research Powerstep Peda 1904280STA

New Control Module A-04/06 Controller for Amp Research Powerstep Peda 1904280STA

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Control Module A-04/06 Controller for Amp Research Powerstep

This control module A-04/06 controller drives the deployment and retraction of Amp Research Powerstep running boards, replacing the original controller under OEM cross-reference 1904280STA.

Overview

This control module A-04/06 controller is a direct replacement controller built for Amp Research Powerstep systems. The control module governs the motor signals that extend and retract the power step each time a door opens or closes. It suits owners of trucks and SUVs running Amp Research Powerstep boards who need to restore reliable step movement.

Built For Performance

  • Replaces the factory control module under OEM cross-reference 1904280STA
  • Manages extend and retract signals for both power step boards
  • Houses the controller electronics in a sealed enclosure for under-vehicle mounting
  • Connects to the existing Powerstep wiring harness with matching plug connections
  • Compatible with A-04 and A-06 controller designations

On-The-Job Use

  • Restoring step deployment on trucks and SUVs with inoperative power boards
  • Replacing a failed controller after water, corrosion, or electrical damage
  • Servicing Amp Research Powerstep systems during running board repairs
  • Returning automatic step movement after a controller fault

Specs At A Glance

Part Number(s) 1904280STA, A-04/06
Type Power step control module
Compatibility for Amp Research Powerstep systems

Good To Know

Q: Does this module need programming after installation? A: It connects to the existing Powerstep harness as a plug-in replacement, so no dealer programming is typically required. Confirm the controller designation on your old unit matches A-04 or A-06 before ordering.

Q: Why did my original controller fail? A: Power step controllers commonly fail from water intrusion, corroded connectors, or voltage spikes in the step circuit. Inspect the harness and mounting location for damage when installing the replacement.

Slight variation in finish or dimensions may occur between production runs, and fit can depend on serial number, so confirm compatibility before ordering.

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