Which fuse controls the antenna motor?
#1
Which fuse controls the antenna motor?
I'm trying to figure out if my motor is shot or if a fuse is blown. since the fuse is the easiest to check, which one is it? Is there a "reset" button on the motor or anything?
I have a feeling that it's not a fuse though. Everything else works just fine on the car. I suppose it's possible that it has it's own fuse though...
I have a feeling that it's not a fuse though. Everything else works just fine on the car. I suppose it's possible that it has it's own fuse though...
#2
Re: Which fuse controls the antenna motor?
Originally posted by luttersj
I'm trying to figure out if my motor is shot or if a fuse is blown. since the fuse is the easiest to check, which one is it? Is there a "reset" button on the motor or anything?
I have a feeling that it's not a fuse though. Everything else works just fine on the car. I suppose it's possible that it has it's own fuse though...
I'm trying to figure out if my motor is shot or if a fuse is blown. since the fuse is the easiest to check, which one is it? Is there a "reset" button on the motor or anything?
I have a feeling that it's not a fuse though. Everything else works just fine on the car. I suppose it's possible that it has it's own fuse though...
#6
Originally posted by DaThrillr
mine is daed too i lost it at the same time as i lost my clock! i dunno whats up with that!
anyone know how to egt to the motor bc it looks hard anyone with past expierence?>
mine is daed too i lost it at the same time as i lost my clock! i dunno whats up with that!
anyone know how to egt to the motor bc it looks hard anyone with past expierence?>
#7
Originally posted by luttersj
It's not too bad. You just have to remove the carpet surrounding the right side of the trunk. I think there's about 4 plastic pop thingies that you have to pry out. after that, 3 bolts (metric 10, I believe) to get the jack holder out and you can get right to the motor. Just be sure to not drop the bolts from the jack. They might be hard to get without a magnet.
It's not too bad. You just have to remove the carpet surrounding the right side of the trunk. I think there's about 4 plastic pop thingies that you have to pry out. after that, 3 bolts (metric 10, I believe) to get the jack holder out and you can get right to the motor. Just be sure to not drop the bolts from the jack. They might be hard to get without a magnet.
when i take it apart should i leave radio on and check with a tester if there is power going to the antenna motor? or is there a way tosee if its blown?
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