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Old 06-13-2003, 10:43 AM
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i stripped it

yup i stripped the nut at the top of the antena and it broke off what do you guys sudgest for getting the antenna out with? thanks
bob

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Old 07-28-2003, 01:30 PM
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Anyone??
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Old 07-28-2003, 04:48 PM
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Unscrew the bolt that held the antenna, have someone inside the car push the antenna up button and pull the whole thing out, there would be some white plastic tube at the bottom of the antenna. Just get a new antenna and have someone push the antenna down button while you insert the white plastic tube in and the motor would pull the whole thing back in, secure and tighten the bolt.

This is how I changed mine. Corrret me if I'm wrong.
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Old 07-28-2003, 05:58 PM
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Unscrew the bolt that held the antenna.
The bolt is broken from the mast that it once connected to...
i will try to take a picture tonite
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Old 10-13-2003, 11:44 PM
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I had this problem some time ago and it may or may not be an easy fix.

I think that the lower part of the hollow threaded bolt (retainer) that secures the antenna mast, is broken off, and is still in the top of the antenna housing.

If it is, the mast can not be removed as the broken piece will prevent it from coming out. There is a rim or boss on the bottom of the last tube which keeps it in against the retainer.

You can not remove the broken retainer because the mast is in the way so you will have to cut the mast and pull out the plastic chord whitch pushes/pulls the metal tubes up or down.

Now you can use a tool called an "easy out" which has a reverse threaded screw tip, push the tube in to just bellow the opening, insert the correct size easy out into the hole, then slowly and carefully turn counter-clickwise and it will unscrew the broken retainer and hopefully also the last peice of the metal antenna tube.

Note: If you don't get the lower section of tubing out you will have to remove the antenna, disassemble it and push the tube out from the inside.

This all may sound more difficult than it actually is.

Good luck.

Acky

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