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How do you remove a car antenna?
Place a clean cloth around the antenna to protect the surface of the car and use a screwdriver to gently lift the rubber grommet from around the lip of the antenna. Pry the rubber piece loose and take it off of the antenna.
Can you replace a power antenna with a regular one?
To run a non-power antenna you absolutely have to change out the mast. You can’t run a stubby on an automatic antenna mast, it doesn’t work that way. You’ll have to swap it out with a non-auto mast.
Should I remove my antenna before car wash?
Car Antennas: Most antennas can either be unscrewed or pushed down so they no longer protrude from the car’s exterior. They’re flexible enough to withstand the occasional automatic car wash, but it’s best if you get in the habit of removing these items before you head in.
How do you remove a power antenna?
Part 1 of 2: Removing the old antenna motor unit
- Materials.
- Step 1: Disconnect the negative cable of the battery.
- Step 2: Gain access to the antenna motor.
- Step 3: Remove the top mounting nut.
- Step 4: Remove rubber grommet.
- Step 5: Unscrew the motor from the car’s frame.
- Step 6: Unplug the antenna motor.
What happens if I take the antenna off my car?
As car antenna protrudes and stands on the surface of a car’s exterior, it tends to break or suffer damage often and easily. Without the antenna, your radio may as well be turned off. With a damaged radio antenna, you’ll have trouble with your reception of FM radio.
Can I leave my car antenna off?
How do you remove antenna wire from car stereo?
Put your hand behind the stereo and grasp the antenna wire. This will be a black wire that is approximately 1/4 inch in diameter. The location will vary according to each vehicle. Then, use the other hand to hold the stereo and pull firmly on the antenna wire to disconnect it.