I went to removed my antenna so I could install a sexy Fuba type antenna. I ended up with a mess.
WHAT NOT TO DO:
Try to force the top piece when unscrewing. I put my pliers on and started turning. I got 1/4 turn before I realized that the whole antenna was turning. This bent all the metal around my antenna hole.
It turned out the antenna broke inside and was just spinning.
WHAT TO DO:
1. Pull trunk liner away from antenna. Remove power plug and antenna cable from old antenna.
2. Get hacksaw.
3. Cut off mast if it is still there.
4. Cut a line into top of antenna. Keep going till you hit the rubber spacer.
5. Now start cutting through rubber spacer on all sides. The top piece is made of aluminum and is farely easy to cut through. In the center is steel. You just need to cut enough of the aluminum piece so that you can break it off.
6. Once you break of the top bolt, go into the trunk and loosen the bolt at the bottom of the car holding the antenna to the car.
WHAT NOT TO DO:
Try to force the top piece when unscrewing. I put my pliers on and started turning. I got 1/4 turn before I realized that the whole antenna was turning. This bent all the metal around my antenna hole.
It turned out the antenna broke inside and was just spinning.
WHAT TO DO:
1. Pull trunk liner away from antenna. Remove power plug and antenna cable from old antenna.
2. Get hacksaw.
3. Cut off mast if it is still there.
4. Cut a line into top of antenna. Keep going till you hit the rubber spacer.
5. Now start cutting through rubber spacer on all sides. The top piece is made of aluminum and is farely easy to cut through. In the center is steel. You just need to cut enough of the aluminum piece so that you can break it off.
6. Once you break of the top bolt, go into the trunk and loosen the bolt at the bottom of the car holding the antenna to the car.
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