It has been my experience that the reason most vehicle antennas will not raise and lower properly are one of these reasons:
* A slight bend has occurred in the antenna itself. * The antenna motor needs to be replaced with a new functioning one. * The antenna requires a lubricant such as WD-40 to be coated on the inside and outside if the motor and antenna. * It needs a helpful hand to pull it up a few times before it starts working again. Often times, it's been out of service because it doesn't get used often enough. Turn on the radio more often you soothe your spirit and help your car at the same time! * The antenna has been broken off without the owner realizing it is no longer there, just a stub. This can happen in automatic car wash shops, trees, kids on bikes near your car and so on. Often, you don't notice until you look very closely. * There is a physical power switch/button on your dash that activates the antenna telling it to go up or down. It's not automatic. 1960's Cadillac's for example have this button in the center of the dash. I certainly hope this helps you if this is happening. No one wants to be without a radio or talk show in their car. Where is the fun in that?
check your antenna belt/fuse !
Check the fuse!
if the motor ruuns position someone inside the car to turn the radio on, and with someone outside by the antenna grab the tip of the mast and pull up while the motor is running. Straighten any bends , lubricate with silicone and retry
Check hydraulic fluid level Fill with pistons in retracted position
HDTV does require an antenna. However, if you are using an antenna on your existing television there is no need to go out and purchase another. HDTV's do not require a special antenna.
Replace the power antenna assembly.
The shift censor in this model may need replaced . There also may be a problem with the linkage in the transmission.
unplug the electrical from the antenna. replace antenna.
Internal cable in antenna broken?
Well, isn't that just a happy little mistake? It looks like 100 won't go into 88 at all, but that's okay! Sometimes numbers don't quite fit together, and that's just part of the joy of painting with mathematics. Just remember, there are no mistakes, only happy accidents.
Every number less than 88 can go into 88 at least once. 1, 2, 4, 8, 11, 22, 44, and 88 can go into it evenly.
go to NAPA auto parts and buy an antenna adapter