Prince

Our Nissan Maxima '96 has a broken motorized antenna, or whatever it's called. It needs to be replaced, but the antenna plus work is going to run up the price to several hundreds. While listening to music in the car is nice, I've more important expenses at the moment.

How difficult is replacing a motorized antenna? Is this something a layman can do himself or is it so complicated it is best left alone?

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Daniel_

I've done it.

It was very simple - the unit plugged into the cables that were already there but I did have to drill a coulple of mounting holes, however; there was a template in the box so it was simple.

Cost me £50 rather than £150.

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