the antenna on my max is kinda dry and needs to keep it moving. it wont go down all the way, so should i use wd-40 on it to get it moving again?

 

wd-40 will work fine, keep her lubed up

 

A dry lubricant would work better for this application. Graphite poweder comes ti mind. Why not jsut get a new unit? Only 27$, and 15 minutes to change.

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use a silicon lube rather than wd 40

 

wd40 is black and will make ur antenna look ugly, especially after driving around for a while and it collects dust,. i used something called Rust Check its a spay can that worked perfectly all winter keeping the salt away

 

WD 40 works fine

 

i used wd-40..works well....just try and keep it away from the paint...or make sure u wash or wipe it off if it does get on there

 

WD 40 works like a charm when my antenna went down 3/4 of the way and got stuck. It's a great cleaner too. I just turned on the radio, sprayed it down, let it soak for a minute or so, and then used a rag to wipe the excess, dirt, grit....antenna's been working fine ever since. That stuff does wonders.

 

wd-40 ftw... works great and drives moisture away

 

Since when is wd-40 black?

 

sounds good, Iv got the same issue on my '95 gle. Mine just be from some a-hole bending mine...

 

I use it and it hasnt turned mine black, just spray a rag lightly and wipe I do it all the time.

 

I also used engine degreaser to remove all the old oil and crap that was on the aeiral and making it get stuck on the way up & down.

 

i have been useing wd40 on my antena for years
never had any probles

 

wd-40 it is until i get a better suggestion. thanks.

 

Anti-seize works well too!

 

the stuff i think he was talkin about that will turn black is the Graphite power.. its a mess