Antenna Fuse ?

[Lee]

A small personal preference, and I have seen topics posted before on this issue. Question is I do not like the look of the flag mast antenna on while driving around listening to CD's? I would like to simply pull the fuse. Which fuse box is it located in?

 

[Nsxotic]

Install the Smartenna from DaliRacing for $50 and never worry again.

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Todd Arnold
http://www.geocities.com/nsxcessive/index.html

 

[Chris W]

The Smartenna install is about as simple as disconnecting a fuse. Twenty minute install and you're good to go. Only a couple of wires to cut and resplice with all supplied connectors. Well worth the investment of $50.

 

[Lee]

I did see the smartenna, and will purchase one, but for the immediate future I would like to pull the fuse. Thanks guys.

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[nsxtasy]

I don't think there's a separate fuse for the antenna motor. Anyone know for sure?

 

[Chris W]

From my experience most in-dash stereos have an antenna in-line connector and a blue wire usually reserved to provide power to the antenna. I also agree that there probably isn't a fuse just for the antenna.

 

[khiroshima]

I have been meaning to pick up the Smartenna for some time and as I am ordering it now, I found this quote on Dali's site:

"The [fuse] for the antenna motor is powered by #34, main fuse box (under hood)."

Take it for what its worth, I'm not going to make the effort to confirm #34's existence. When I finish this post, I'll finish my business on Dali's site.

Kevin

[This message has been edited by khiroshima (edited 06 November 2000).]

[This message has been edited by khiroshima (edited 06 November 2000).]