Electrical, wiring and powerModel years 2001–2002Manufacturer
Poor radio reception from a loose radio antenna mast
The article is worded by class: 2001-02 full-size trucks and utilities, both old and new body styles.
FaultCrate・Poor radio reception from a loose radio antenna mast
Some customers may experience poor radio reception.
The concern may be related to a loose radio antenna mast.
What to do
- Since April 2001 an orange or black plastic wrench has been attached to the antenna mast; it is provided to attach the mast properly to the antenna base during new vehicle prep.
- Replacement wrenches are available only with new antenna mast assemblies.
Caution
- The wrench is then to be placed in the glove box for the owner's later use.
- The wrench is made of plastic to avoid damage to the finish on the antenna mast.
Applies to
- The information applies to 2001-02 full-size trucks and utilities, both old and new body styles.
See the evidence (1 documents, 7 passages)
| Document | Publisher | Date |
|---|---|---|
| [1]GM TechLink, March 2006 ↗ | ManufacturerGeneral Motors | 2006-03-01 |
Applies toThe information applies to 2001-02 full-size trucks and utilities, both old and new body styles.
This information applies to 2001-02 full-size trucks and utilities (both old and new body styles).— [1]
First signsSome customers may experience poor radio reception.
Some customers may experience poor radio reception.— [1]
Why it happensThe concern may be related to a loose radio antenna mast.
This concern may be related to a loose radio antenna mast.— [1]
RepairSince April 2001 an orange or black plastic wrench has been attached to the antenna mast; it is provided to attach the mast properly to the antenna base during new vehicle prep.
Since April, 2001, an orange or black plastic wrench has been attached to the antenna mast. This tool is provided to properly attach the mast to the antenna base during new vehicle prep.— [1]
RepairReplacement wrenches are available only with new antenna mast assemblies.
TIP: Replacement wrenches are available only with new antenna mast assemblies.— [1]
CautionThe wrench is then to be placed in the glove box for the owner's later use.
It is then to be placed in the glove box for the owner's use later.— [1]
CautionThe wrench is made of plastic to avoid damage to the finish on the antenna mast.
TIP : The wrench is made of plastic to avoid damage to the finish on the antenna mast.— [1]
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