Just when you though removing the antenna would be easy....

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cptnsolo77
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Just when you though removing the antenna would be easy....

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Ok got my new stubby to install, and I upon removing the old one I see that it just continues to turn. I can feel a notch as im turning. Almost like something is slipping underneath the base that may be part of the female end of the antenna assembly.Any suggestions outside of removing the base ??? I was thinking of cutting the top of the base off, like 1/8" ( and glue it back on later) to access whats turning & grab it with a needle nose, so I can remove the antenna. Any ideas ? Im stumped :lol:
* 2003 Vibe Auto Satellite Silver w / Moons & Tunes
* Kenwood Excelon KDC-X597
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cptnsolo77
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Re: Just when you though removing the antenna would be easy.

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Delete. Double post.
* 2003 Vibe Auto Satellite Silver w / Moons & Tunes
* Kenwood Excelon KDC-X597
* Polk DB651-Speakers
* Soundproofcow Roadblock R sound deadening in all doors
* Drop In K & N Filter
* NGK Iridium IX Plugs
* 27 MPG City/Highway with AC on
sideshowalan
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Re: Just when you though removing the antenna would be easy.

Post by sideshowalan »

Sounds like the metal threaded piece inside the antenna separated from the rubber. You can probably just yank out the antenna now to expose the threaded piece which you can then unscrew with some pliers.
2008 Pontiac Vibe
2008 Toyota Sienna XLE
(Former 2003 5-speed Vibe owner)
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