antenna installation gone wrong
#11
RE: antenna installation gone wrong
ORIGINAL: fairlane292
Easy out is rarely "easy" out. Use the largest extractor you can... if you break one of these off inside then you have real problems... hardened steel does not drill out. ...be careful with the extractor.
Easy out is rarely "easy" out. Use the largest extractor you can... if you break one of these off inside then you have real problems... hardened steel does not drill out. ...be careful with the extractor.
And to whoever asked, no, it is very rare to do this. Unscrew yours carefully, make sure you use the correct threaded stud that comes with the shorty antenna and then just carefully screw it in.
#14
6th Gear Member
RE: antenna installation gone wrong
ORIGINAL: bl1nk
Its definately not common..... Mine actually took less than 30 seconds. And I thought a shorty antenna was pretty much the one single mod that NO ONE could screw up. I guess I was wrong. [&:]
ORIGINAL: Puckhog407
Is this common? I ask because I just ordered the black Billet 14" antenna and I just assumed it would be a 30 second, simple install.
Is this common? I ask because I just ordered the black Billet 14" antenna and I just assumed it would be a 30 second, simple install.
Rick
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#15
RE: antenna installation gone wrong
ORIGINAL: sp00fs
I recently received my 8" shorty antenna.
I started by taking off the stock antenna. Then I started screwing in a (stud?).
As I was screwing in the stud, it broke off. So, the bottom half is stuck inside.
I was wondering what I should do at this point.
Help please!!
I recently received my 8" shorty antenna.
I started by taking off the stock antenna. Then I started screwing in a (stud?).
As I was screwing in the stud, it broke off. So, the bottom half is stuck inside.
I was wondering what I should do at this point.
Help please!!
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-Jeff
#17
6th Gear Member
RE: antenna installation gone wrong
Still, not as funny as the member that put Locktite on his oil drain plug... [sm=laughat.gif]
(notto mention my OWN blunders!)
Rick
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(notto mention my OWN blunders!)
Rick
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#19
RE: antenna installation gone wrong
ORIGINAL: Orion_240
I wish I could remember who I got mine on eBay for you. It didn't need an adapter.
I wish I could remember who I got mine on eBay for you. It didn't need an adapter.