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HI all first off if i'm posting in the wrong forum I apologize. And my problem is my antennae broke off down in the threads where the antennae itself screws into, I guess it's the antennae mast. The part that is actually anchored in the trunk part of the car. Does anyone know where I might be able to find a whole new antennae at? I am wanting to put an s2000 in it but like I said the antennae is broke off down in the threads and it's rather small and I don't know exactly to "back" the broken piece out or should I just get a whole new antennae assembly. Thanks all and once again if i'm in the wrong forum I apologize. thanks all Bartiks
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damn dude that sucks. if it is waht i think you are talking about bring it back to toyota they will fix it. if you are under warranty??
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That's just it, it's not under warranty yea it's a b*&ch and I don't know how to get it out so I think I will have to get me a whole new antennae assembly. Thanks though. Bartiks
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Where it broke off, is it hollow? or is it just the solid screw part that's left?
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it's the solid screw part. and I would say that it's down inside the part where it screws in by about 1/8 or maybe 1.4 of an inch. So I'm totally at a loss. Thanks Bartiks
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you might want to see if you can buy someones old mast like someone who put in an electric antenna like i did.. i'd sell you mine but i gave it to my cousin... or if you want ane electric antenna i could sell sell it to you as its just laying around and NEW... Good luck though
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no prob, you need whats called a screw extractor. It is a bit that attaches to your power drill... you have a power drill dontcha? borrow one if yah don't. This ought to tell you how to use the screw extractor. Might save you a lot of time and money. http://www.bluepoof.com/motorcycles/howto/screw_extractor/also, if you break the extractor bit (very unlikely) you'll have to either have it burned out or replace the whole assembly, which is what you're looking at doing now. Good luck
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I thought about using something like that but I don't know if you've looked at the actual "post" I guess is what it's called but it isn't all that large. I will have to find something like 1/16th or something that small. But I do appreciate the feedback all. Thanks once again. Bartiks
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most screws aren't that large either, they do make them in that size, just check around.
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a pic might be helpful, cause I'm lost haha.. but yea.. drill or really strong arms and plyers.
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the s2000 antenna's screw part is a lot shorter than the stock celica's. you might be able to just screw it in while leaving the other part in. i would assume the sound quality wouldnt be affected, but i have no real idea :-P
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That's a thought. I never really thought of that. I might have to try that out. I mean since i'm going to get me an s2000 anyways. I just didn't know how deep it might of been. But thanks for that idea. Bartiks
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Bolt extracters are NO PROBLEM, just get the smallest one you can find. I used it on my lift bolts when they broke. You will save a tremedous amount of money if you do this.
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^^^u did that on ur lift bolt?? how did you keep the pieces from falling into valve or whatevr??
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or if you have the mast... you could super glue it to the part still screwed into the hole, then turn it to get the whole thing out... if its loose..
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My Antenna did the same thing. I used the extractor and left the antenna off, bought one that goes inside my dash behind the stereo. done deal
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