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Z51JEFF · 06-14-2016

The antenna has to come apart to get the broke piece out. Not too hard and the antenna mast does have a special nut holding it in the body without the nut in place the mast would pop out of the body. A 93-95 antenna will work in 90-92 with some slight rewiring. The reason for the rewire is the 90-92 has an external relay and the 93-95 antenna has an internal relay. It is possible for one person to feed the new mast into the housing once the body is back together and bolted back in the car but it is tricky. I've done all this if somebody wants some tips.

06-14-2016	#7
Z51JEFF Join Date: Dec 2007 Location: Fremont, CA Posts: 3,093	Re: Replacement Antenna Mast The antenna has to come apart to get the broke piece out. Not too hard and the antenna mast does have a special nut holding it in the body without the nut in place the mast would pop out of the body. A 93-95 antenna will work in 90-92 with some slight rewiring. The reason for the rewire is the 90-92 has an external relay and the 93-95 antenna has an internal relay. It is possible for one person to feed the new mast into the housing once the body is back together and bolted back in the car but it is tricky. I've done all this if somebody wants some tips.