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Old Apr 19, 2010 | 07:22 PM
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So I was removing my stock headunit out of the way today so I could reach some wires with the ac unit. When I went to put the radio back in radio didnt work. Take the dash all back apart and realize the antennae wire isn't plugged in. I find the wire and go to plug it back in when i see the very tip is bent sideways. Great. So in short antennae connector is broken and i need a easy/cheap fix to repair it. Any help please?
 
Old Apr 20, 2010 | 08:52 PM
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Ok so since I've not gotten any replies to the question maybe someone can chime in with an idea that was given to me today. I was told by a friend that you can buy just the male ends for the factory radio and just solder/crimp that onto the wire and just cut off the old connector. Has anyone else done this before? I wouldn't mind that as it seems to be a very easy fix.
 
Old Apr 20, 2010 | 09:45 PM
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Seems like a good idea. Gotta find a stock on tho. The aftermarket are a bit bigger/smaller and wont fit.

I don't recommend just cutting the old one right off. Cut the rubber casing and see whats inside. If theres a few wires make sure the one you are replacing it with is the same. Thats about it. I'm sure its not too hard!
 
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