This particular person got rid of their antenna, and then purchased this setup from a common auto parts store, which allows you to run your antenna and mount it somewhere inside the car.
Can anyone help?
Can't find a thread - It was about internal aftermarket antennaes
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ricebike
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ah i searched but can't find it as well...
i know that for my hatchback, there's an internal wire antenna right above the rear defroster wires... from the factory.
no wonder i had to buy an aftermarket plug for my cd playa... one goes to the regular antenna & the other went to that wire on the glass...
i know that for my hatchback, there's an internal wire antenna right above the rear defroster wires... from the factory.
no wonder i had to buy an aftermarket plug for my cd playa... one goes to the regular antenna & the other went to that wire on the glass...
Re: (ricebike)
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Re: (lbrowne)
Just go to your local stereo shops and they should be able to help you. A local shop showed me an internal antenna that can be mounted to the top of your front passenger windshield. Then just remove your existing antenna and bondo it up and repaint.
Re: (slowzenki)
I had an internal antenna on my RX-7. It was about the size of a lighter. I originally had it mounted in the passenger foot well, but it didn’t pick up any signals there. The shop that installed the antenna then moved it onto the windshield parallel to the passenger side a-pillar. The setup worked okay, but not nearly as well as an old fashion antenna.