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Old 09-09-2004, 02:42 PM   #1
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Default which antenna grommet is correct?

So I see them listed at BavAuto and the photo is nothing like what I need. Is there some mystery surrounding the grommets between sedans and tis? I obviously need the round one but every parts house I find shoes some long, rectangular piece of rubber. Anyone got a part number handy?

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Old 09-09-2004, 02:56 PM   #2
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Is this what you need?

http://www.realoem.com/bmw/showparts.do?model=CG73&mospid=47506&btnr=65_0217&hg=65&fg=30
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yeah, that's it. sure is pricey huh?

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Old 03-13-2005, 07:51 AM   #4
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Default How do I replace the antenna grommet?

got one to replace the old cracked one.
but I don't know how to do it.
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Old 03-31-2005, 04:46 AM   #5
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Default Replacing Antenna Mast Grommet

I tried to replace antenna mast grommet (rubber was old and cracked) but no success.
After I removed old piece and put new one I was not able to screw antenna mast into antenna base.
The end of antenna mast (screw) could not reach top od antenna base which looks to be too far down.
I understand that antenna base is mounted on antenna base mount bracket, so I am wondering is there way to push antenna base more up adjusting it on bracket maybe.
Did anybody have similar expirence?
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Old 03-31-2005, 05:22 AM   #6
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I knew I should of wrote down how I did this. I do remember using some liquid soap to get the grommet to turn correctly in the body. Then I probably used some soup to position the antenna. It is pretty easy. Takes a little patience.
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I knew I should of wrote down how I did this. I do remember using some liquid soap to get the grommet to turn correctly in the body. Then I probably used some soup to position the antenna. It is pretty easy. Takes a little patience.
You used soup?
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chicken noodle or Beef and vegg?

I will need to pick up some Beef and Vegg if that is the case.
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You used soup?
What's in a vowel?
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But really? I have the same problem, but my antenna MAST broke off. The grommet is cracked, which I need to replace (probably take the whole **** apart) and if there is an easy way to do that....HALPMEH!

Also part numbers may be useful
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The antenna mast unscrews.
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they are just hex heads
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THREAD REVIVAL!

Anyway, how in the heck do you install a new grommet? The 17-18 mm nut at the bottom of the mast is too large to fit it over, and I can't get the grommet over the mass of rubber near the base of the mast. I could try using more soap and force, but I'm afraid of splitting the new grommet in half if I do so.
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Here you go:

- unscrew the antenna
- remove the left rear light cluster
- pull back the carpet in the left rear corner
- unbolt the antenna base from the body
- pull down on the antenna base and pull it out of the grommet
- push the old grommet down

- carefully 'screw' the new grommet into the hole from below. start going in at an angle.
- push the antenna base into the new grommet from below
- bolt the antenna base back to the body
- put back the carpet and the light cluster
- screw the antenna back in

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Default 98 328i convertible (E36) antenna grommet replacement?

Sergey, you said the left side, on mine it's the right side - same concept just a different side, correct? I am scratching my head over how to get this little $2 rubber piece in the hole correctly... I was figuring I'd have to go in from the trunk. One other question - the plastic snaps that hold the interior in place in the trunk - if you pull them out, do they break?
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