XM Antenna fixable??
i broke my xm antenna (i pulled on it a bit to hard when it was really hot out) and now i'm screwed. i'm wondering if these things are fixable or am i going to have to replace the whole thing??
i've tried just wraping it together and i still get an antenna error when i turn it on...are these antenna's fiber optic?? someone told me he thought they were.
i've tried just wraping it together and i still get an antenna error when i turn it on...are these antenna's fiber optic?? someone told me he thought they were.
well it was like 40C outside one day and i was gonna move the antenna so i loosened everything up, pulled it all out of the trim and started pulling and it just pulled right apart...the wire broke right in two...if it's coax maybe i can fix it...i'll see what i can figure out..thanks for the info
anyone have any success fixing these??
anyone have any success fixing these??
Dunno... I f you can splice it back together while insulating the center conductor from the outside shield, it might work, however, it may create too much of a loss and you still may not get any reception...
i stripped it down yesterday and wrapped it together and got nothing so i took the antenna part itself apart and i'm thinking if i take out the old piece and solder in the other wire it may work again
it broke not 3 feet from teh antenna itself so i've got tonns of wire left to work with
it broke not 3 feet from teh antenna itself so i've got tonns of wire left to work with
No, you don't have tons of wire to work with. The length of the wire is critical to the reception.
We consider them unfixable. You can buy a replacement xm antenna by itself.
We consider them unfixable. You can buy a replacement xm antenna by itself.
Thread
Thread Starter
Forum
Replies
Last Post
koumatae
Honda Accord (1990 - 2002)
6
Aug 2, 2012 12:53 PM





