Good overview. I'm doing this job now and the little nut from the ground wire fell out on to the ground and I didn't know where it came from or where it was supposed to go. Other videos didn't cover that part. Thanks!
That's where the school of hard knocks comes in. Take it all back apart...Hit the hardware store with the part the nut should go on...Voila! 18 cents and you're on your way with a lesson learned.
I see what the issue could be on mine, now that you've shown how the motor works. It must not be aligned at all. Because all I hear is grinding when powering the radio on/off, but no movement from the antenna, which is stuck at its highest point. Awesome work, thanks again.
By any chance do you know if there's an intake air temperature sensor on the right fender anywhere? Part number 89424 from Toyota I have a 97 4runner but I can't find it
@@theotherguy3083Yes. Couldn’t see what you did to reinstall. Usually you have to remove the chrome ring before pulling the fender off, and the motor then stays on the core support when you pull the fender off.
There are other antennas on the vehicle but It does get WAY better reception with that front r fender mount antenna. What I dont like about it is it goes so high it looks like you're storm chasing. Way out of proportion...
Well done👍🏽
Not an easy project, nice to see that your son helped.
Great information on this video!
My parents' '86 Olds Firenza had a power antenna that quit retracting. I'm a fan of plain old mast antennas myself.
Good overview. I'm doing this job now and the little nut from the ground wire fell out on to the ground and I didn't know where it came from or where it was supposed to go. Other videos didn't cover that part.
Thanks!
That's where the school of hard knocks comes in. Take it all back apart...Hit the hardware store with the part the nut should go on...Voila! 18 cents and you're on your way with a lesson learned.
Great job!!
I see what the issue could be on mine, now that you've shown how the motor works. It must not be aligned at all. Because all I hear is grinding when powering the radio on/off, but no movement from the antenna, which is stuck at its highest point.
Awesome work, thanks again.
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Same thing on my 3rd gen, although its intermittent that grinding/screeching noise gets me some weird looks in public and drives me crazy
@@smethane were you able to fix it?
@@theotherguy3083 I will be able to now, thanks for the video!
By any chance do you know if there's an intake air temperature sensor on the right fender anywhere? Part number 89424 from Toyota I have a 97 4runner but I can't find it
It is right here sir.
www.yourmechanic.com/article/how-to-replace-an-intake-air-temperature-sensor-by-mia-bevacqua
How did you bolt it back to the body? Looks like that body colored L bracket broke off the core support. I have the same issue
Did you watch the whole video
@@theotherguy3083Yes. Couldn’t see what you did to reinstall. Usually you have to remove the chrome ring before pulling the fender off, and the motor then stays on the core support when you pull the fender off.
has antenna motor got its own fuse.
Hello, my antenna broke a long time ago. Now what if key on but no sound of antenna motor working?
Check power supply to your motor. You might just have a short fuse, or bad connection. If those checks out, ohm your motor
@@theotherguy3083 good advice never thought of that! Thnx
This your new ride?
An addition to my rides. Yes
Saludos,tengo una tundra y quiero modificar algunas cosas , como lo puedo contactar??
Predestination contactarme en Facebook en "Theother guy." Puedes enviarme un mensaje personalmente alli. Sin embargo, no Español
Leave it gone plug it off and call it good! Waste of time. Hahaha.
There are other antennas on the vehicle but It does get WAY better reception with that front r fender mount antenna. What I dont like about it is it goes so high it looks like you're storm chasing. Way out of proportion...
lol , you do realize you dont have to do all you did to replace the antenna?
Yes. But I like the original
Those things are pure antique junk. You have tricked out aftermarket parts on your truck, but your hanging on to a 30 year antannae.
Link?
@@theotherguy3083 Haters gonna hate.
@@theotherguy3083 30 year antannae.? Mines a 99. The math doesnt work.🤫🤫🤫☺