>I need to change the power antenna for this car and I wanted to know how
> you go about doing this.
On all my cars that had the power antenna, the whole power antenna unit was
bolted to the frame of the car in the trunk. Go into the trunk, pull back
the liner and it will be there usually with a little bolt or nut holding it
onto the body. Unscrew the nut on the outside at the bottom of the antenna,
then unbolt it from inside the trunk. Then unplug the black antenna wire
(from your radio) and the power wires. Do the opposite for your new one.
That should do it unless I am forgetting anything.
HLS@nospam.nix - 06 Oct 2005 14:47 GMT
> >I need to change the power antenna for this car and I wanted to know how
> > you go about doing this.
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> (from your radio) and the power wires. Do the opposite for your new one.
> That should do it unless I am forgetting anything.
Just that if you are replacing it with an OEM antenna,the situation is as
easy as
you describe. If you try to install an aftermarket antenna, you quickly
learn that
GM/Buick uses an odd connector and you will have to modify the aftermarket
cable or get an adaptor to make it work.
ALLANAUTO - 07 Oct 2005 03:56 GMT
Thanks for your help. This is the first time I've been on this website and
I'm amazed at the quick response I received. I will thank you ahead of
time. I haven't tried the job yet but this sounds right.
Thanks again,
Allanauto
ALLANAUTO - 07 Oct 2005 04:00 GMT
Thanks for your help!! I havent done the job yet but it sounds right. I
will let you know how it goes. This is my first time on this website and I
never knew anything like this existed. Is this really all free voluntary
information? I dont even know if you can respond or not but for that
matter I really just wanted to say thanks.
Allanauto