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Old 09-29-2008, 12:00 AM
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Today I got my antenna jacked...Anyone knows how they're going for at the dealerships? or know of any good aftermarket replacements?

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they are cheap at the dealer. i think under $20.
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or go with an asm one, maybe even a spoon one
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Threadlock for the win!!

Same thing happened to me in Florida two weeks ago, now I use threadlock on my antenna. I bet an aftermarket calls to be stolen even more...
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just take the antenna off. you can still catch all stations around town fine without it.
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yeah but then you have an ugly open screw hole. Does someone just make antenna caps?
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Sorry to hear that. I took my OEM antenna off, but i'm deciding on whether if i'll keep my ASM one. If your interested i'll let go of either for cheap when i make a decision.
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Originally Posted by 808style,Sep 29 2008, 11:53 AM
just take the antenna off. you can still catch all stations around town fine without it.
Yeah...you're right...and I don't listen to the radio much anyways.

I think I'll just find a cover to plug up the hole...

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I don't think the aftermarket antennas will draw more attention. The are just shorter, and don't have any kind of marking on them
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i think the the acura mdx comes with a plug to cover the antenna hole when they are being delivered. maybe check with the dealership to see if they have any lying around?
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