power antenna conversion
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For all you guys who have not done this, this is a good one to do. I have pics, and I am not finishing wiring it all up yet. BUT..it is mounted in, and bolted down.
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Here is another write-up:
http://www.blackcamaro.com/antenna.htm
(I didn't write it, but I know the guy that did.)
http://www.blackcamaro.com/antenna.htm
(I didn't write it, but I know the guy that did.)
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Originally Posted by badjuju342
Red = 12v Battery constant power
Black= Ground
Blue= 12v trigger from radio (blue on back of aftermarket radio,pink on factory radio)
Black= Ground
Blue= 12v trigger from radio (blue on back of aftermarket radio,pink on factory radio)
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Originally Posted by Trans_Am05
see good thing i didnt have to do that i automaticaly putting in a new cd deck got the antenna to stay down didnt need to go through all that ![Happy](https://ls1tech.com/forums/images/smilies/LS1Tech/gr_stretch.gif)
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