TrunkNets Inc Radio Antenna Base Repair Kit for GMC Chevy and Buick Cadillac Cars & Trucks New

When the wife told me her antenna broke off in the car wash, I assumed it was just a broken antenna. Didn't realize until later what had actually happened. A few minutes of research verified that I was not alone. In fact, the broken chevy antenna mount is so common that they have kits to repair it. Good grief.This looked just like the other more expensive versions so I figured why not? Install was easy - only took a few minutes - and the new 4 inch antenna I installed with it seems to work just fine. No complaints from my wife, so Five Stars for the item!

Hey all, Product works well, sans not grinding off too much antenna to get a good flat connection. Make sure you do not grind down any more then you have to otherwise the set screw does not have a lot to bite on as it crimps to the stud and not the base.I also tightened the threaded adapter to tight and it pushed off the adapter twice, this is just a function of the design, tighten the new stud to finger tight and then maybe use some locktite on it. They have jamb nuts that come with it that might work if you have sufficient stud left on the original base. if you do not have a lot of original stud then you may not be able to use the jamb nuts to hold the adapter stud in place which is where the locktite came into play.In retrospect I am not sure if the adapter stud needs to hit the original antenna stud so you may not have to hand tighten the adapter stud to contact with the antenna stud.

Worked ad described. I have had a little static but most of the time it is very clear. A much better fix than trying to replace the entire cable for me.As someone else said, remove plastic or rubber collar on vehicle antenna mount for better reception. It fit well on my Silverado1500 LD.

This is a great option if your antenna breaks off due to whatever ,sure saves time and trouble of installing a new one,I highly recommend.just make to tighten down the screw alot!!

Piece of cake to install. Apparently broken OEM antennas are a thing with the Silverado. $17 cable/mount but $200 to install. This took two minutes. The best advice in comments was to dremel old mount remanant for mor contact.

Really crappy fitment, it does what is says.. but it cracked my cowl and doesn't alow the cowl to get a proper seal on my windshield.. not happy with that. Some time with a dremel would have helped but that's not the point

The inner diameter of the sleeve is too small for my 2002 GMC Yukon XL antenna base. It fits and the set screw holds the sleeve in place, but I think the lack of metal to metal contact is somewhat taking away from the reception. I could fabricate a metal sleeve that fits well into the repair sleeve and over my antenna base, but not everybody has the ability to do that.

This product is perfect, no need to drill or tap a new hole!! Just simple instructions on how to install & less than 3mins you're done!!!!