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tek98Jun-10-02 02:26 AM
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#2826, "power antena wont go up"


          

sup i have a 98 eclipse and my power antenna wont go up so my stereo wont work any ideas what it could be thanks for your responses ....

  

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Moderatorsd_eclipseJun-10-02 05:25 AM
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#2827, "RE: power antena wont go up"
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Could be a number of things. Motor is dead, motor isn't getting power, etc. remove the rear panel so you can get to the antenna. Then check to see if your getting power etc.

  

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ableach33Jun-11-02 01:57 AM
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#2828, "RE: power antena wont go up"
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does your trunk light work? if it doesn't work either, it could be a blown fuse.. the fuse is in the box under the hood.. check the book for the specific one.. did you just install a cd player or anything? if you did.. the antennae power on wire might not be hooked up..

  

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JohnnyCoronaJun-11-02 06:10 AM
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#2829, "RE: power antena wont go up"
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is it making noise??? the inside peice (flange??) might have broken or got jammed. i had to replace my antenna twice! after it broke the last time i yanked all that shit out and put in an after markent antenna.

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ChamukoJun-11-02 12:09 PM
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#2830, "RE: power antena wont go up"
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Check the power wires. If I do remember there should be 2 of them that should run hot. If not you can always run another wire from your receivers remote turn on wire to send a signal to it.

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