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Old 04-28-24, 09:04 PM
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Soldered Radio Antenna Wire

I've searched the forum, the internet and the YouTube and nothing. I'm removing the interior of my 84 GS and got to the radio unit. Seems as though the antenna wire is soldered onto the unit. Cannot remove the radio without breaking the 'weld'. Anyone seen this before?
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If it is soldered in, then you should be able to heat up the solder and remove the plug.

Or if you do not plan on using the current wiring, then cutting the antenna plug will work.
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Originally Posted by Silver82
If it is soldered in, then you should be able to heat up the solder and remove the plug.

Or if you do not plan on using the current wiring, then cutting the antenna plug will work.
I do plan on re wiring the stock unit back in. Was more curious if there was a reason it was done this way as I haven't seen it before.
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Never seen it done that way. Wonder if the banana plug is messed up and it was done to help keep it in.

Hope your deck is better than mine, I am in the process of adding in a Blurtooth amp and new speaker wire, as the deck in my 82 is pretty bad and I do not want to cut my dash.
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dang, u started another thread about this after posting in an earlier thread u started also mentioning this?
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Originally Posted by rxtasy3
dang, u started another thread about this after posting in an earlier thread u started also mentioning this?
Haha yeah. I thought I may not get as far of a reach as a comment in my build thread so posted a specific one to reach the people.
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I think that is just a short piece of antenna wire that has a junction further in.
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