> Hi,
> Some little sod just broke my roof aerial, it's fitted to the rear of
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> just need a couple of small spanners to get the aerial off or is
> there something more to it before I go ahead and break something.
I shouldn't imagine that it's much more than what you've observed, one clamp
nut and a lock nut. Go for it gently. What does the new aerial look like? If
it looks like it might just be held on by a nut then you've got a pretty
good clue as to what to expect.

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smiffy - 30 Mar 2009 16:47 GMT
>> Hi,
>> Some little sod just broke my roof aerial, it's fitted to the rear of
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> it looks like it might just be held on by a nut then you've got a pretty
> good clue as to what to expect.
Thanks Malc, turns out the thread in the aerial mount was knackered so
fitted a new one.
Just had the mileage display go out on me, don't know if its just a bulb
or something more. wouldn't know would you? I will post this anyway.
malc - 30 Mar 2009 21:24 GMT
> Just had the mileage display go out on me, don't know if its just a
> bulb or something more. wouldn't know would you? I will post this
> anyway.
Sorry, I've no idea.

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