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Originally posted by dustyperez View PostIf you make the defrost into an antenna can it still function as defrost?
You could get fancy with some relays and make it work for both, but it would only work for one at a time. I.E. - Antenna all the time except when you hit the defrost button, then you no longer have an antenna until it turns back off.
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Originally posted by ParsedOut View PostWent down to my local Ace Hardware and found these nifty rubbery plugs in their hardware section. For all of 30 cents, you can grab the 7/8" ID plug which fits PERFECTLY in the empty antenna hole. I popped it in while still in the parking lot with a very satisfying snap. This is weather tight as is, doesn't need sealant.
Also way better than paying 25x the price for what is currently offered to only have to use a sealant to make it work. If I were a shrewd business man I'd stock up on these suckers and sell them for $5 each and make tens of dollars a week...instead I figured I'd share the information.
Ace's website is terrible, but I found the exact same thing on McMaster so you know what to look for in the store.
http://www.mcmaster.com/#9750k25/=pfua15
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^cool but looks like your trunk lid is open or missing. Lol! I have a nappa option since I never found the ace option. Chrysler makes a rear end plug that fits great. It's $3 and since my plastic plug blew out that's sold on the forum by another member on the way to Fl. I was in a bind. pn# 704-1949. It's larger on the face but got me home in the rain!
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