WTB: Schwarz (shadowline) Hirschman Antenna Shaft

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  • longhornM6
    E30 Addict
    • Sep 2007
    • 460

    #1

    WTB: Schwarz (shadowline) Hirschman Antenna Shaft

    I need a Hirschman shaft in schwarz. Anyone?

    thanks-

    randall
  • longhornM6
    E30 Addict
    • Sep 2007
    • 460

    #2
    bump

    Black Antenna Shaft Needed

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    • Schneider325
      No R3VLimiter
      • May 2004
      • 3818

      #3
      I have a one, but I'm not positive if the motor or antenna shaft need replaced. When testing the unit out, the shaft goes 1/4-1/2 way up but thats it. Retracts perfect. I know the black shafts are a shit ton more than the regular ones for some odd reason.

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      • longhornM6
        E30 Addict
        • Sep 2007
        • 460

        #4
        Shadoline Mast

        How much do you want for it shipped to 38016?

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        • Schneider325
          No R3VLimiter
          • May 2004
          • 3818

          #5
          Aren't there different Hirschman models and also cord/cordless antenna teeth? And how would I know its the motor and not the shaft?

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          • Schneider325
            No R3VLimiter
            • May 2004
            • 3818

            #6
            black has teeth. If we can find out the antenna mask is good, I'd like $75 shipped

            "** for OEM antenna***
            Replacing Electric Antenna Masts. Before ordering a new mast, check the nylon retractor cord at the base of your antenna mast to see whether it is smooth or has teeth. To replace the mast, turn the radio on to extend the mast as far as it will go. With a 12mm wrench fully loosen the threaded bushing at the base of the mast. Turn your radio off and on again, the mast and cord should feed all the way out of the antenna assembly. Next, insert the new cord (with teeth facing rear of car, if applicable) and turn the radio off. The nylon cord and mast will be pulled into the antenna assembly. Tighten mast bushing and try the radio a few times to check that the antenna is operating smoothly."

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