radio antenna

Discussion in 'General Motoring' started by Mackie1230, Dec 1, 2003.

  1. Mackie1230

    Mackie1230 Guest

    Does anyone have some suggestions on how to route the antenna wire into the
    car. I tried to snake the wire down with the old antenna wire, but it came
    apart. Now I have to get the new wire down and into the car and i have not
    been having much luck. Any suggestions on where i go from here?
    Its a 99 civic hatch.
    --chris
     
    Mackie1230, Dec 1, 2003
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    SoCalMike Guest

    try using a piece of coathanger wire, and fish it thru top to bottom. when
    it comes out the bottom, near the fuse box, reattach the antenna lead to the
    coathangar sticking out the hole up top.
     
    SoCalMike, Dec 2, 2003
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    Chris Garcia Guest

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    had to do this in my 91 civic... eventually what worked for me was taping
    the end of the antenna wire to a wire hanger.. and shoving the whole
    thing down the pillar.. after reaching the end of the hanger, i just kept
    feeding the antenna wire down. once the plug stuck out the other end, i
    grabbed everything and yanked it through..

    a 2 hour job, that woulda taken 5 minutes if i would've tied a string
    around the antenna wire before yanking it through. :)

    good luck.

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    Chris Garcia, Dec 2, 2003
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  4. Mackie1230

    Guest Guest

    Tie a string on the old antenna plug. Unscrew antenna mount and pull
    antenna cable with attached string through the channel in the wall and
    up onto the roof. Remove old antenna and cable and tie string onto
    new plug on new antenna. Pull other end of string and cable will
    snake through the channel. Put screws back in the antenna mount.
    You're done !
     
    Guest, Dec 22, 2003
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