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1997 Eddie Bauer power antenna
Power antenna just went on my truck..Is it easy to replace it? I found
someone on ebay who is selling them..Any help? Thanks |
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If the motor still runs usually it is just a broken "cable-type thingy"
inside the antenna mast which is relatively easy to replace from topside (rather than taking the whole thing off which requires access through the wheel well). Try a google group (www.google.com/groups) search for "ford explorer power antenna replacement" and you will find lots on this. -- Allan Williams > wrote in message ... > Power antenna just went on my truck..Is it easy to replace it? I found > someone on ebay who is selling them..Any help? Thanks > |
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I've changed a few of these things and have always had to remove the power
unit, disassemble to get the old broken piece of the geared cable out. Is there some other way? "Al Williams" > wrote in message news:d1yce.10400$0X6.8543@edtnps90... > If the motor still runs usually it is just a broken "cable-type thingy" > inside the antenna mast which is relatively easy to replace from topside > (rather than taking the whole thing off which requires access through the > wheel well). > > Try a google group (www.google.com/groups) search for "ford explorer power > antenna replacement" and you will find lots on this. > > -- > Allan Williams > > > > > wrote in message > ... >> Power antenna just went on my truck..Is it easy to replace it? I found >> someone on ebay who is selling them..Any help? Thanks >> > > |
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On mine, you can run the geared plastic thing in and out (to inspect or
change it) if you remove the top cowling and the locknut and have a helper operate the antenna motor. If the problem is the motor or the running gears inside then you need to take the whole thing off from below. -- Allan Williams "Gerald Riggs" > wrote in message ... > I've changed a few of these things and have always had to remove the power > unit, disassemble to get the old broken piece of the geared cable out. Is > there some other way? > > "Al Williams" > wrote in message > news:d1yce.10400$0X6.8543@edtnps90... >> If the motor still runs usually it is just a broken "cable-type thingy" >> inside the antenna mast which is relatively easy to replace from topside >> (rather than taking the whole thing off which requires access through the >> wheel well). >> >> Try a google group (www.google.com/groups) search for "ford explorer >> power antenna replacement" and you will find lots on this. >> >> -- >> Allan Williams >> >> >> >> > wrote in message >> ... >>> Power antenna just went on my truck..Is it easy to replace it? I found >>> someone on ebay who is selling them..Any help? Thanks >>> >> >> > > |
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