[DML] Re: Removal of old antenna?

["dmcorlando2003" <SundeQuick@xxxxxxx>]

I just replaced mine.  Once you get the nut and orientation of, 
remove the claw thing that (Is that what the 'tilt' is?) so that you 
can pull the antenna cable out of the hole.  Then I cut the antenna 
off and taped the new end to theis cut of end and pul;led it through 
the car from the inside.  PLugged it into the radio and presto.  Then 
had to plug up the hole in the passenger footwell.  All told about 15 
minutes.

Michael Q
VIN #02944

Unscrew the retaining nut from the antenna --- In 
dmcnews@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxx, "gzapf" <x86Daddy@xxxx> wrote:
> 
> 
> I have the right-front fender style of antenna, and I want to 
replace
> it with something small / eurostyle like an S2000 antenna (current 
is
> somewhat bent and ugly, sometimes getting hit by passenger door; 
it's
> gotta go).
> 
> I removed the nut / orientation part on the top, but all I saw 
beneath
> was a continuous antenna unit mounted to tilt with a rivet against
> some bracket beneath the fender.  To put in a new antenna, do I have
> to remove the fender, or is there some trick I missed?  It didn't 
seem
> like the antenna itself would unscrew from its position.








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