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Radio antenna 850 1994

posted by  someone claiming to be sevenvolvos on  Wed Mar 9 10:38 CST 2005 [RELATED]

THe simple solution is not really correct. You have to get the broken pieces out of the motor and gear assembly. That means removing the antenna. Simple. One nut holds the "motor" cover on. Remove broken pieces. Put it back together and reinstall. I have bought several masts from e-bay cheap.

With a helper in the car, insert mast as far as it will go. Have helper turn on radio then back off. Mast should go into the assembly. When it stops, repeat procedure. On for a second or two, then off.

HTH,
-- S'V'






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