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Car Forum / Chevrolet / Chevrolet Corvette / November 20061986 antenna
How does one best get the faulty radio antenna removed? from which direction - doesn't seem to be any room in which to work. ssome I found the best way was to take off the rear wheel and the rear wheel well. You will then have better access to it. There is no "easy" way at getting to it. > How does one best get the faulty radio antenna removed? > from which direction - doesn't seem to be any room in which to work. > > ssome > How does one best get the faulty radio antenna removed? > from which direction - doesn't seem to be any room in which to work. >From underneath. You need to take the rear left wheel and cowel off to get to it. It is a bit of a pain. You have to unscrew a piece of plastic (if I remember correctly) with your left hand blindly. Big pain in the butt...you might get to it if you remove the left side tail lights..also a big pain since now you also have to remove the license plate ....as best as I can remember the whole procedure was a mess and very time consuming for what should have been a simpler task. Also while you are at it you might consider updating to a late model antenna..they are much more reliable.( see ECKLERS ) My mechanic was able to do it without taking off the wheel or anything else in my garage. He did remove the plastic "trim" work in the hatchback compartment to get to the wiring etc. No need to rip the rear end apart if the guy knows what he's doing. i did that to unplug the ant relay to stop it from grinding down the battery but, a lot more would have to be removed to get to even see the ant housing. thanks to all ssome > My mechanic was able to do it without taking off the wheel or anything > else in my garage. He did remove the plastic "trim" work in the hatchback > compartment to get to the wiring etc. No need to rip the rear end apart > if the guy knows what he's doing. |
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