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Snapped Aerial
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14 Dec 2012 11:25 - 14 Dec 2012 11:32 #55499
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Replied by Tadpole on topic Snapped Aerial
This if it's a Hardtop would be a better replacement imo, item # 400318619080 genuine one from Suzuki about £30 +.
Fairly easy job to replace, the new flexible cable connects to another short cable in the back of the radio.
Locate this, split & well secure a length of cable to the old/damaged aerial.
Pull this up & through the pillar, carefully attach your new aerial to the cable do the reverse job done ....
Just remember to push the new Aerial down next time .......... :whistle:
Fairly easy job to replace, the new flexible cable connects to another short cable in the back of the radio.
Locate this, split & well secure a length of cable to the old/damaged aerial.
Pull this up & through the pillar, carefully attach your new aerial to the cable do the reverse job done ....
Just remember to push the new Aerial down next time .......... :whistle:
Last edit: 14 Dec 2012 11:32 by Tadpole.
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