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Dodge Dakota Base Cable And Bracket Antenna
Part Number: 56043270AE$47.71 MSRP: $70.15You Save: $22.44 (32%)
Dodge Dakota Base Cable And Bracket Antenna
Part Number: 56043118AD$169.20 MSRP: $267.00You Save: $97.80 (37%)
Dodge Dakota Global Positioning Antenna
Part Number: 56038630AA$60.33 MSRP: $78.55You Save: $18.22 (24%)
Dodge Dakota Global Positioning Antenna
Part Number: 5064186AA$71.21 MSRP: $105.00You Save: $33.79 (33%)
Dodge Dakota Antenna Mast bright Stainless
Part Number: 4685574$18.29 MSRP: $26.20You Save: $7.91 (31%)
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Dodge Dakota Antenna
The Dodge Dakota Antenna interprets invisible radio waves and sounds crisply. You can jam to music, listen to traffic reports, and weather predictions, no matter where your wheels head off to. The Antenna is basically a metallic mast connected to the factory receiver. When broadcasting, it changes the alternating current into outgoing signals, and in the case of incoming waves, vice versa. Over the years, many Dodge drivers have stuck with an omnidirectional mast because it picks up signals from any horizontal angle, unlike directional beam designs which need sighting. The early Dakota models employed a rigid stainless steel rod that was intended to be sturdy. Later versions of the Dakota truck gained a flexible whip that springs back from impact. However, the principle of electrical operation is the same for both. The Dakota's Antenna is close to a half broadcast wavelength long, regardless of trim, a dimension that makes the Antenna efficient and capable of picking up distant stations. Simple upkeep, like wiping the Antenna base and keeping the Antenna firmly seated, helps the Dodge system deliver reliable reception year after year.
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Dodge Dakota Antenna Parts Questions & Experts Answers
- Q: How do you remove and install the antenna and cables on Dodge Dakota?A:To disassemble the antenna mast, it can be turned counter clockwise with an open-end wrench, installation is a reversal of the above. There are two antenna cables: the antenna mast cable links the antenna mast with the instrument panel antenna cable below the right end of the instrument panel, after which the instrument panel antenna cable goes to the radio. First of all, take out the right-side kick panel, further, the cable harness responsible for the antennae mast's coaxial connector must be disconnected from the instrument panel cable connector. Apply some looseness to the right front wheel lug nuts, lift the car using the jackstands and remove the right front wheel. Third, remove the splash shield from the right front wheel housing and with needle-nose pliers, un-clip the antenna mast cable from the panel but remember to first take off the grommet. There then with the help of the antenna wrench one should unscrew the cap nut at the end of an antenna mounting base until it can be removed, and the final step is removing the antenna mounting base adapter which is usually at the top part of the fender. Slide the bottom of the antenna mounting base down through the mounting hole in the fender, yank out the grommet and extract the antenna cable. For the instrument panel antenna cable, there is depression screw driving technique which involves; First you have to unscrew the cable from the mast, then you will use a flashlight and a mirror to reach the back of the glove compartment where the clips which hold the cable are found. Pull the radio out and free the instrument panel antenna cable at its back, then extrude the previous cable through the radio mounting gap; installation is the procedure in reverse of that.
