HELP! I want to replace broken antenna but Part #10425535 is no longer available...
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HELP! I want to replace broken antenna but Part #10425535 is no longer available...
I've ordered from several places, only to have them email me that it's not available.
Is there another bracket that has worked for anyone? Or another option?
Thanks!
Is there another bracket that has worked for anyone? Or another option?
Thanks!
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Might check in the parts section on here or a local junkyard. If you just need the bracket you should be able to get one off any car. You can get a new antenna at auto zone. I did that but reused the stock bracket since the bracket it came with wasn't as good a fit.
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Thanks for the reply. I've thought about checking a junkyard. I rarely listen to the radio but have forgotten, twice now, to power off the radio when going through the carwash and it was broken. Figured I'm safer with a stubby one. And I rarely go through carwashes! I ordered one on EBay but need a bracket yet.
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I tried 2 auto salvage places here, but no luck. I found this site called SeekAutoParts.com, what a joke. You input what you're looking for and within minutes I had 3 calls, from Indian men, saying they had the antenna but would not sell just the bracket. They wanted $75 and up. Yeahhhh, ok.
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So that GN part wasn't needed afterall. My friend took the power unit out and cut the line from it. We got a "universal" antenna at AutoZone. It wasn't universal though, because it only came with a male end and since we have the male end of the antenna, that wouldn't work. He cut the female end off power unit and spliced to universal line. Plugged into my antenna line and it worked!! So glad!! Thanks for all the replies to help!
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So that GN part wasn't needed afterall. My friend took the power unit out and cut the line from it. We got a "universal" antenna at AutoZone. It wasn't universal though, because it only came with a male end and since we have the male end of the antenna, that wouldn't work. He cut the female end off power unit and spliced to universal line. Plugged into my antenna line and it worked!! So glad!! Thanks for all the replies to help!
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You don't need it. We used a universal antenna, which has the base for the antenna and then spliced the end. But infinitebird stated below that you can get a Metra 40-UV41 adapter which is a female to female, so no splicing needed. I'm just waiting for my stubby antenna to come but the universal one isn't too bad.