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Antenna
My antenna is bent and I was going to try to fix it. I got the mast out just fine, but now I can't figure out how to get the darn thing back in. Has anyone else out there tried to fix a bent antenna? How do you get them out/in. has anyone upgraded their antenna, and how would you go about doing that?
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I had the same problem and gave up. There is a way to separate the antenna from the motor, but I left that to a Subaru mechanic. I believe there are some threads in the archives on this.
I did replace mine and in hind site I should have not bothered and just put in one of the new stealth antennas used to retrofit classic cars that mount under the package shelf or some other inconspicuous place |
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Everything you need to know about the removal, disassembly and reassembly of the antenna can be found HERE or HERE Just your bent antenna mast can be replaced (#4 in the diagram) for $46.84. Known as the Rod Assembly, the PN is 86322PA010 .
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I had one of those "hidden" antennas and it did not work well anywhere inconspicuous. It was a good one but once hidden it would lose most of its reception. I tried probably a dozen or so locations in the car with similar results. Does anyone know how good the stock rear glass antenna works compared with the power antenna? If its decent that may be another choice.
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The stock antennas work fine.
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I thought that both the rear window antenna and the power were always connected at the same time. When my power one broke I did manage to jamb it down most of the way and reception was awful.
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cut off antenna, get sirius/xm, live happily ever after.
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Brian |
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Think twice about trying to reuse that old mast, or any sort of "upgrade." dcb |
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