| Beholder |
Hey, sorry to keep on bothering anyone, but my antenna motor is messed, which isnt a big deal, I don't really care about that, but the problem is that whenever I turn my 7 on or off, the motor makes a horrible gridning noise, trying to extend the antenna. I tried unplugging it, whichs topped the motor running, but it also stopped my cd player from working because the antenna motor is wired through the stereo... just looking for some input, any would help.
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| Cheemoney |
| i had the same problem, but i re-connected the motor and pushed it down. i don't know why your stereo doesn't work though because mine does :dunno: |
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| Beholder |
yea, it was messed, but I disabled it this weekend..
i was TOLD that the fuse for it was attached to the antenna motor.. so I was digging around there..
pathetically, the answer was simple once i looked at the main fuse box.
lol |
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| shift_sideways |
| I was trying to do the same thing for my fd but the fuse also controls the power mirrors and the deck among other things. Is there another way to disconnect the antenna from going up? |
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| Beholder |
| Have you tried removing the motor? |
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| shift_sideways |
no I was hoping there was a easier solution then removing the motor.
but if not then that bitch is gone.:drama: |
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| Cheemoney |
| my friend just hacked the antennae off lol. but dissing the motor might be a good idea. |
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| Beholder |
I was just gonna chop it off, but the motor also made a really annoying grinding noise whenever I started the car up...
all good now though |
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| Cheemoney |
| meh, who listens to the radio anyways. i still somehow get reception with the antennae down though :thumbup: |
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| Beholder |
Lol I like listening to it for the traffic reports.
And I only get static now
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