OEM Oldsmobile Antenna Base

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Oldsmobile Antenna Base ensures that the antenna of the car is securely attached, protects the interior of the car against water, and provides good electrical ground to maintain music and GPS to be crisp. Oldsmobile started to construct vehicles in 1897, and within a short time, it won the condition of confidence because of the moving assembly line that enabled Oldsmobile to make dependable vehicles affordable to many families, as well as amaze the drivers with the Curved Dash, which was a smooth-running car that many families could afford. The company did not relent in the quest to make the car a bit more comfortable and more reliable, making the cabins quieter, powerful engines, and the game changer Hydra-Matic automatic transmission, which allowed the owners to sail through the traffic without the use of the clutch. This progressive attitude reflected how Oldsmobile held convenience and safety evenly, providing generations with cars that fired and started without trouble, glided, and traveled a long time. The Antenna Base is a small metal and plastic assembly that attaches the mast, carries the coax cable, and in certain models, it carries a booster to boost weak signals. To fit the Antenna Base, park on un-rippled ground, turn off the ignition, and remove the battery to prevent short circuiting. Then, peel away the inside trim around the roof or fender mount and unplug the antenna lead and any power wire. Take off the securing nut, scrape off all the old unit, place the new Antenna Base with its new gasket on, feed the cable through the unit, press the nut in place, and ensure the gasket is smooth. Refit the lead, re-snap the trim, reconnect the battery, and check AM, FM, and navigation to ensure good clear distortion-free reception.