Honda/Acura Power Antenna Mast Replacement
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- Опубликовано: 19 авг 2024
- Replacing power antenna mast on my 1995 Honda Accord.. Repair required removal of motor assembly to remove broken portion of raise/lower teethed cable.. Info should apply to any older Honda/Acura with a power antenna.. Antenna mast that I use in repair is listed as being compatible with 92 Honda Accord models from 1990-1997.. You can find them cheaper but this one is stainless steel as opposed to aluminum..
Link to antenna mast: www.ebay.com/i...
Replacement antenna mast used in video: www.ebay.com/itm/Honda-ACCORD-Power-Antenna-MAST-1990-1997-How-2-OEM-/370675792730
Thanks for your video, I was wondering if it would fit my 2000 Acura Integra LS, if you have the correct mast I would appreciate if you could provide me with the information?
This should fit your 2000 Integra.. It's not the same one used in the video but it's from the same eBay seller that I bought mine from:
www.ebay.com/itm/330666289482?fits=Submodel%3ALS%7CYear%3A2000%7CModel%3AIntegra%7CMake%3AAcura&hash=item4cfd3f294a:g:regAAOSwnw9Z~NL1&amdata=enc%3AAQAIAAAA8M289A%2FjAclaH1u9YGSbdoTfDUrwDWaLQUFZAIe1%2FwOp0dKIKM1323loAr%2BW2Yc%2FTKFZiIWfVKvKIehH7wuiFtdNli%2Fo2bq2T%2B2Ioiaypcev2w2ZQSpUrrj5w%2FnHAqVoNIl0Rx%2BTVmLHpY8OADwR3w9dZLTvUzg4lO3Z19qHEUdfIT%2Fxtwr9gjULs1Z6QKv0F2FMA2mA4UMuPl0pz5yTAy2n9gic38lMcowZ4EM2tT7irp982aN7X22lt2qXpSu5GZy89Ee%2BsfivA1%2FQ4ULyUGP7NKI%2F2NmxDTHb%2BWT%2BrmSo2s8ew6%2BIXlyB%2FkQiHUGySA%3D%3D%7Ctkp%3ABk9SR_qpmcqoYg#vi-desc-maincntr
Hello PeanutButter Man. This is the 70 woman who was going to attempt to install an antenna with the help of your video. Well, it went great. Thank you. Of course the cord broke off but with diligence I got the motor out and apart. I only needed to call for help when it came to actually putting the new antenna in. I needed someone to raise it and lower it. I called over a neighbor who, being a man, insisted on the install part while I raised and lowered it. All good because since I watched the video I got to show him how it was done. I of course made mistakes, like putting the carpets back in. I did them in the wrong order. Oops. But now I know in case anyone needs help in the neighborhood. Lol. Thanks again. I’m sort of proud.
Well you should be proud!! And I made mistakes too.. I just cut them out of the video to make you think I knew what I was doing.. Glad to have helped.. Thanks for reply..
Thanks for the drill bit tip. It's a great solution and it's transferable to other situations.
Yes it is..
Short and just right - no unnecessary jabber
Thanks for the overview. You were lucky. I wasn't. The sleeve on the old antenna mast was corroded into the aluminum tube. I have been told that I could just remove the sleeve from the new mast, and insert it into the old sleeve that is stuck in the aluminum tube. But, I can't seem to remove the end cap on the new mast in order to remove its sleeve. I have put many hours into this project and have not gave up yet. I bought the new mast from The Antenna source, so I hope they will bet back to me on how to remove the end cap....
Pray for me folks.
That’s what I did.
For my 93' Acura Integra LS hatchback, I didn't have any issues. Getting to the motor, removing panels & brackets is never fun, but I just watched the video then watched it again while stopping with each step, did the work, finished up & even utilized the bleach suggestion. I didn't want to buy a tub of bearing grease so I used a little Vaseline. It did take several 'ups & downs' for the antenna to start retracting fully ... Thank you!
You are welcome.. Thanks for reply..
PB man has done it again! My 95 Honda is gonna be like brand new before you know it!
I'll be buried in mine..
@@tongo117 hahaha!
Thanks. My 15yo son just bought a ‘99 Civic with the same antenna and this is the only fault. I now am confident we should be able to fix it.
You'll get it done.. It's not hard.. Just did the same thing on my 96 Lexus ES300 ruclips.net/video/YvoXYthb76o/видео.html
Hey man I just wanted to say that it’s a great and helpful video, my dad and I are going to attempt an antenna installation next week on my 1990 accord ex-r! If you keep replacing/updating parts for your accord keep it up
Will do.. Good Luck with yours..
Same here I have a 1990 Honda Accord Ex coupe. Marron.. what color is yours?
THIS is the video you want to watch if your are (trying to) doing this...
The inside of the trunk info gave me confidence to do that removal without worrying about anything SPRINGING ALL OVER THE PLACE!! And the "grease" the inside part is good advice. I spent an hour messing with it today and I did not complete job, but I am used to that dealing with these 94-97 Hondas, the "most pain in the butt" car to work on I have ever dealt with.
Everything about these cars is a puzzle wrapped in a riddle corroded on to a surprise which is rusted on to a part which has to be ordered along with the special tool it takes to... grrrrrrr!
I did finally do this job... or as close to doing it as I was going to come... what did I do? I was going to post the whole comment here... but maybe better to help people as a new comment here...
Thanks. My antenna was about half broken til yesterday when a tree branch made it 100%. Your video will help a lot.
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You are a good teacher. Thank you for the video!
You are welcome.. Thanks for reply..
The drill bit got a subcriber. Thanks for the video helped me out with my 1990 Honda Accord.👍 Best quote.. i put my flat head screwdriver.... On everything 😂😂
Awesome video! Thanks for the help 👍
You're welcome.. Thanks for reply..
This worked for my 96' Nissan Maxima too! Thanks.
Good to know.. Thanks for reply..
This video showed me the way... but it turns out my mast was not actually broken, it just did not go up and down the way it should.
I took several tries messing with it.... but I did finally "fix it", or as close as I was going to come. Someday I may post video of the footage I captured as I did this project (on my video page) but for now (watch PBMAN'S VIDEO, it is good) and maybe reading my story/tips below will help others.
I ordered and bought a new mast online assuming I needed it because it would only go up about 12 inches (about half way up in 2 sections... the rest of the sections were stuck) and it would come down leaving 3-4 inches up.
I tried and tried and tried to lube it all up and pull the mast all the way out, but it was NOT going to come all the way out... and it never did.... BUT... in the mean time as I was spraying the outside of the metal mast with lube... and as I removed the entire mechanism from the trunk.... and with another persons help I tried my best to pull the mast all the way out... and it would NOT come!!!
So I opened the bottom part of the mechanism (from the trunk) exposing the plastic teeth strip (which to my surprise the strip was not broken). So I used the white grease (I forget the correct name) to lube up the teeth and shoved/pulled that part into the inside of the mast... which I guess lubed up the inside of the metal mast and AGAIN WE TRIED PULLING IT ALL THE WAY OUT!!!! AND IT WOULD NOT COME OUT!!!
25 years of rust.... STUCK!!! I almost pulled out the drill... but...I relaxed...
The good new is I did not destroy or bend the mast and amazingly, as I said fk it "we will try this again another day", as we were putting it all back together... apparently all the lubing and pulling up and and pushing down and pulling up etc.... and low and behold...THE ORIGINAL MAST GOES ALMOST ALL THE WAY UP!! And it goes all the way down... simply by turning the radio off and on.
Mainly it could pull in the radio stations again.... So I decided that was good enough.
All it needed was lubed. I was/am happy it was not broken.
The moral to my story is... as I said above "watch PBMAN's video to see how to remove the mechanism in the trunk" and pull it out. Take a look inside and if the teeth plastic part is not broken maybe all it needs some white grease (which will lube the inner part of the mast... and some spray lube on the outside... and spend some time running it up and down over and over... maybe all it needs is lube.
Maybe all it needs is lube (inside and out)~~~~~~~that's what she said ;)
tmany thanks for a accurate procedure ,so easy to follow, and i will!!
I bought my antenna for my 1990 Honda Accord LX 2.2 L two-door coupe from Amazon for $15
MTC 8500/39152-SM4-A03 Antenna Mast Kit with Spacer and Nut (39152-SM4-A03 MTC 8500)
$15.89
Great video mines just broke going through a car wash. 😩 thanks you.
Glad to help.. Thanks for reply..
LMAOO same exact thing just happened to me
sagee haha that sucks man . I just got my replacement but mines is a 95 wagon it should be the same process . Lol
Al Nitty it still goes up fine just doesn’t go back down gonna try and bend it back into shape and if that doesn’t work just gonna replace it😂
sagee yeah mine bended also and when I tried to straighten it, it broke half way lol.. then a few days later completely broke off .
i put mine on my 1993 honda accord and mine doesn’t close all the way but i don’t mind that. the thing that does bother me is it makes a noise when it goes down and up almost like a farting noise as if the cable is scratching. i put grease on the cable as well and still makes the noise
Mine too.
@@made_by_Pamela i wonder what it could be
Suggestion - put some painters tape around the antenna to protect the paint.
Yes.. Instead of suggesting that something (rag) be placed around the base of the antenna I should have led by example and shown it.. And painters tape would be perfect for that.. Thanks for reply..
Absolutely do not use wheel bearing Grease. Wheel bearing grease is a petroleum product and will eat up the plastic overtime. Wheel bearing grease is used for metal Parts not plastic. Use a silicone base grease or silicone spray is just fine. I use silicone spray to lubricate and what clean the antenna. I suggest cleaning your antenna once every 6 months.. again do not use any type of petroleum-based products to lubricate the plastic parts
Excelente información!!
Excellent tutorial!
I installed the new antenna and it clicks a few times when turned off and on at the very end.
The old one broke off years ago but I’m guessing the plastic teeth thingy is too long or not long enough? would that be an accurate assessment?
Yessuhh!! Thanks for the vid PB Man!!
Glad to help!!
1922 Honda Accord
Holy shit this dude is ripped
Nice bro... good job with good shape body 💪
Well done video
Thanks.. Hope it helped..
Having problems with my antenna after i cleaned my motor change antenna mast when i turn on my radio my antenna goes down and if turn off my radio antenna comes up.. also motor has a bad sound...
My old antenna won't give at all...Waiting for man muscles to come get this old antenna off... Everything including broken mast out and just waiting to remove old antenna
Hello, I changed mine and it goes up and down fine but it will not go all they way down, it stays like an inch up from being flucs with the antenna bolt
Have you turned your radio on/off multiple times?? If you have and it still won't go all the way down I'm not sure what the answer is.. Possibly remove the new antenna, cut an inch or two off the end of the cable and reinstall??
@@tongo117 ok, thank you
Great video man! Nice muscles too :)
El mío está todo bien , sabes dónde está el fusible de esa antena ?
In the fuse panel 😂😂😂
Will this work on a 89 accord?
Hi mate, mine is not going down all the way, what should I do?
it should go down a little farther each time you turn radio on/off until it bottoms out.. that's what mine did.. probably took 4 or 5 on/off cycles till it was down all the way.. if that's not happening maybe take it apart and reinstall..
I replaced the antenna but now when I turn the radio on the antenna goes down and when is off the antenna goes up. Is there a switch to reset the motor or something to fix the problem. Thx.
I don't know what would cause that but I'll do some research and let you know if I find a solution..
@@tongo117 His leads are backwards.
Reverse the Polarity...
Same problem how do i change the polarity i has a plug
Hello,
Do you think it would be compatible with my accord 6 1999 ?
The procedure is likely similar on your 99 but you will have to find the correct mast.. The one I used in the video fits 90-97 Accords..
This mast may work for you.. But check the compatible vehicles list to find your exact model..
www.ebay.com/itm/230966170685?fits=Year%3A1999%7CEngine+-+Liter_Display%3A3.0L%7CTrim%3ALX+Sedan+4-Door%7CModel%3AAccord%7CMake%3AHonda%7CSubmodel%3ALX%7CEngine%3A3.0L+2997CC+V6+GAS+SOHC+Naturally+Aspirated&hash=item35c6a8143d:g:-~sAAOxyOalTXQXA&amdata=enc%3AAQAIAAAA4GAbowD7qYYdM4Wf9p9h%2BZlgWC0jvVzabT1Wd7WtWTVNKkpm5rgbDZAqOMOpoJRwng3OrafN70G5uG5qbjKK4BMhz8K4GJOXD8LmiTA1lCpAHr90oNLKUhB%2FHVwkeJ%2FlyfXyx%2FwsRgGY0kqV3lRVrQmaEwYOmLOCuh1wiH%2B%2B9kklyDkkSzqUIPbFGhsh53BdOs%2BhX%2F317XkJy%2FTC7Ye0cbSgBVsj7sHuGpUftyRx%2BjQH2Cr9oDQAM331SilO%2BIuMjKwZ0EUaV2rVDAIBV8FMHk%2B6c%2F7%2BXLBS4Hd03go01YDj%7Ctkp%3ABk9SR6DDg7WCYw
The sleeve is too big on replacement. HELP!
Reuse the old sleeve??
I tried but the new one is fixed so that it will not come off....
How to purchase this antenna
www.ebay.com/itm/Honda-ACCORD-Power-Antenna-MAST-1990-1997-How-2-OEM-/370675792730
I am trying to get the metal sleeve out and I was using needle nose pliers but it doesn't want to come out! I am afraid I might screw up the threads and then I'm screwed. Another video showed the man just leaving the sleeve in but he did not show on the video how he got the new sleeve off of the new mast! Stupid!
Did you try what I did starting at 2:24?
@@tongo117 I could not get the metal sleeve to budge with needle nose pliers and I was scared of ruining the threads. I did get an easy out kit from Harbor Freight and with the help of penetrating oil, got the sleeve out. It is working great now with the new mast and my wife is very happy!