Tour and Bluesky handsfree car kit 1001B

This Hands Free car kit had tons of kudos from recent media , It does not connect with my Tour ! It will pair fine but "fails" everytime I try to connect. I have paired and connected both devices with other phones etc and no problem. Is there a softwear fix or something? Hear is the devices website.
http://www.blueskytechusa.com/bluesky_product-information.html

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