Date: Wed, 21 Jan 2004 20:31:49 GMT From: "Leigh Kendall" <lkendallnopsamam.databridgesystems.com> Subject: Re: Frozen antenna: '95 900SE
I suspected that some grease might help, but wasn't sure; didn't want to gunk up anything. I do have some bearing grease hanging around so I'll give that a try... Thanks! "Huibuh" <no.spamnopsamline.de> wrote in message news:bumfp2$o3k$02$1nopsam.t-online.com... > Clean the antenna when it¥s fully out with some fuel or just old oil. If > you¥re using oil that is already enough. More consistent is a thin layer of > bearing grease. Afterwards insert the antenna and remove the surplus of > grease.Then you¥re fine for about half a year. > I had this problem quite often with my "old" 900¥s (¥95, ¥96), especially > when being carelessly in maintaining. > > Good luck > > Dieter > > > "Leigh Kendall" <lkendallnopsamam.databridgesystems.com> schrieb im > Newsbeitrag news:AGxPb.10959$8t.9155nopsamsvr16.news.prodigy.com... > > I was wondering if anyone had any suggestions for a problem I'm having. > > Everytime it gets cold, say around 32F or below, the antenna on my '95 > 900SE > > seems to freeze in a variety of positions. It either doesn't go all the > way > > down or up. > > > > Any ideas on how to prevent this? It's a real pain as I can't pull in any > > stations when my antenna is on a quarter of the way up. > > > > And no, for all the jokesters out there, I don't think Viagra will help... > > ;-) > > > > Any ideas appreciated. Thanks... > > > > Leigh > > Connecticut > > > >
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