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Hey all,
I got a quick question for ya..i was cleaning my window and when i was leaning over the side of the truck i heard my antenna pop..guess i leaned just a little to hard and now it's loose and wobbling..i popped the hood..thinking it would be an easy fix..but it's looks like i would have to remove the fender to get to it..to tighten it up..any one know the proper way to fix it..any help would be appreciated..thanks
lumpy
Hopefully someone else will chime in, 'cause I'm not sure, but it seems you'll either have to take off that fender or the cowl (and to get the cowl off without bending it, the hood). Hopefully someone will advise towards the fender (I've never done it), cause the hood can be a pita to put back on right
rhodie,
Thanks man...i think i got it fixed..i popped the cap off it once i took the antenna off and it had 4 sheet metal screws..going thru the fender..only one tightend so tomorrow i'm gonna go get a couple screws just a bit bigger and that shoud fix it..i'll write back and let ya know..cuz i don't want to take that fender off..hehe..thx again man..
lumpy
If you remove the 4 sheet metal screws then the antenna will come off of the cowl. The only thing holding it to the truck then will be the cable for the antenna.
Hey All I got it fixed..i bought bigger sheet metal screws today..and put them in... worked like a charm..thanks for all your help guys..this forum is great!! thanks again and i'll be back when the next thing on my bronco breaks..hehe
lumpy
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