OEM Antenna Plug with Part Number
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OEM Antenna Plug with Part Number
I hated the fact that when I wanted to listen to the radio, the antenna would go up. I know you can unplug the power plug going into the antenna to prevent it from going up, but I decided to go with a Metra hidden antenna instead.
The part number for the plug is:
82871-671-000 GROMMET (25MM)
You can get them at any Honda or Acura dealership since this grommet is found on any Accord or TSX (and other models as well). This is probably the same plug JDMLand (ICB) and JDMTheory sells for $10 and $8, respectively. It only costs a few dollars.
Pics on the caR, close up and far away:
The fitment is great and seals really well.
The part number for the plug is:
82871-671-000 GROMMET (25MM)
You can get them at any Honda or Acura dealership since this grommet is found on any Accord or TSX (and other models as well). This is probably the same plug JDMLand (ICB) and JDMTheory sells for $10 and $8, respectively. It only costs a few dollars.
Pics on the caR, close up and far away:
The fitment is great and seals really well.
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Re: OEM Antenna Plug with Part Number (Dogginator)
hey sorry about the late bump (dont think im meant to) but in jdm land its the same part numbers etc, i have orded some in japan to new zealand and over here they are $6.30 each
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Re: OEM Antenna Plug with Part Number (croolies)
<TABLE WIDTH="90%" CELLSPACING=0 CELLPADDING=0 ALIGN=CENTER><TR><TD>Quote, originally posted by croolies »</TD></TR><TR><TD CLASS="quote">hey sorry about the late bump (dont think im meant to) but in jdm land its the same part numbers etc, i have orded some in japan to new zealand and over here they are $6.30 each</TD></TR></TABLE>
Is that NZD? (~$4.44 USD)
Is that NZD? (~$4.44 USD)
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Re: (imroadk1ll)
shoot i wish i saw a year ago. i used a homedepot plug. also bought a antennaless antenna if that makes sense, from frys and just connect it up high so i can still use my radio.
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Re: (imroadk1ll)
<TABLE WIDTH="90%" CELLSPACING=0 CELLPADDING=0 ALIGN=CENTER><TR><TD>Quote, originally posted by imroadk1ll »</TD></TR><TR><TD CLASS="quote">nice man, howd u take out the antenna neone got a diy for it?</TD></TR></TABLE>
Use a flathead to remove the collar (metal ring), unscrews counterclockwise. You can now remove the black portion. Now, remove enough bolts and clips to allow access behind the plastic panel in the hatch area. Unplug the antenna and power wires, and then remove the 10mm nut to take out the antenna assembly.
Use a flathead to remove the collar (metal ring), unscrews counterclockwise. You can now remove the black portion. Now, remove enough bolts and clips to allow access behind the plastic panel in the hatch area. Unplug the antenna and power wires, and then remove the 10mm nut to take out the antenna assembly.
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Re: (BlueIntegraBoy)
<TABLE WIDTH="90%" CELLSPACING=0 CELLPADDING=0 ALIGN=CENTER><TR><TD>Quote, originally posted by BlueIntegraBoy »</TD></TR><TR><TD CLASS="quote">
Use a flathead to remove the collar (metal ring), unscrews counterclockwise. You can now remove the black portion. Now, remove enough bolts and clips to allow access behind the plastic panel in the hatch area. Unplug the antenna and power wires, and then remove the 10mm nut to take out the antenna assembly.</TD></TR></TABLE>
I will add that you need to plug the antenna drain tube or else the sunroof (if equipped) can drain into the hatch.
Use a flathead to remove the collar (metal ring), unscrews counterclockwise. You can now remove the black portion. Now, remove enough bolts and clips to allow access behind the plastic panel in the hatch area. Unplug the antenna and power wires, and then remove the 10mm nut to take out the antenna assembly.</TD></TR></TABLE>
I will add that you need to plug the antenna drain tube or else the sunroof (if equipped) can drain into the hatch.
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i currently have my antenna hole taped half white eletric and half clear... because the other peice of white electric fell off
where is the antenna drain tube located? diagram please, i don't think i've ever had a problem w/ water draining in my trunk but doesn't hurt to recheck since its almost winter season
where is the antenna drain tube located? diagram please, i don't think i've ever had a problem w/ water draining in my trunk but doesn't hurt to recheck since its almost winter season
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Re: (SkaiWu)
There is a Tee connection with clear tubing attached. Block off the open tubing end. It is located where the antenna motor was.
The Tee is part 6.
The Tee is part 6.
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