Oldsmobile Cutlass vehicles use Antennas to receive better radio signals for their entertainment and communication systems. The Antenna consists mainly of a thin steel tube and functions as three basic types: internal, external, and satellite. The internal Antenna space exists either beneath the trunk or dashboard or inside the windshield section and the external Antenna design from fiberglass or metal materials is located alongside the hood or trunk. The superior sound quality comes from satellite Antennas which are roof-mounted. Over time Cutlass vehicles changed from old manual Antenna designs touching the roof to contemporary compact Oldsmobile replacement units that integrate into the vehicle body or connect to the hood or roof surfaces. The developments emphasize both better appearance and operational effectiveness to deliver dependable AM and FM radio frequency reception. The Oldsmobile Cutlass replacement part functions as an essential communication element of the vehicle which demonstrates its vital role during driving activities.
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Oldsmobile Cutlass Antenna Parts Questions & Experts Answers
Q: How to lower the antenna mast on Oldsmobile Cutlass?
A:
To lower the antenna mast, turn off the radio or ignition key switch. If the mast is stuck in the 'up' position, it may be necessary to cut it off for easier replacement. Disconnect the negative battery cable. Access the power antenna motor through the inner fender panel, and if needed, raise the vehicle and remove the front tire for better access. Remove the fender skirt attaching screws and pull down on the rear edge of the skirt, using a 2x4-inch lumber as a spacer to keep it pulled away. Remove the escutcheon nut at the fender and disconnect the electrical leads. Remove the antenna and motor assembly through the fender skirt opening. When installing a new unit, ensure that the mast is fully retracted and secure the lower bracket attachment with the fender skirt attaching screw.