This is a brand new, original AC Delco mast, that we've upgraded the power antenna with a steel cable reproduction repair kit.
The plastic cable has been replaced with a steel cable. The end result is a superior cable that is not prone to break.
It will only work if the metal antenna mast is not damaged and the motor will not shut off unless it's unplugged. If the motor works but the antenna mast does not go up and down, and the mast is not bent in any way, it means the internal plastic cable is broken or damaged due to age. Replacing it with this improved steel cable will solve the problem.
This is a new reproduction repair kit installing a steel (not plastic) internal cable, complete with installation directions. This kit is ONLY the internal cable. Your entire mast assembly MUST be intact and NOT bent. Your power antenna motor MUST still be in good working order for the power antenna to work once you install this new reproduction internal steel cable.
NOTE - You may also be interested in these related parts - #7702 Rebuild Service for Original Power Antenna, #7433 Power Antenna Hardware (4 Nuts & 4 Bolts) Kit, or #7477 Reproduction Extended Range 10 OHM Rear Speakers (2) Set.
NOTE - We recommend you also purchase our Part #6976 - "1984-1987 Turbo Regal - Power Antenna Removal and Installation Guide" Book by Pete Serio.
NOTE - Remember this is ONLY the internal steel cable to replace the plastic cable. The external metal mast and the power antenna motor on your car MUST be in good working order.
I received the following email from JohnMichael Ayers regarding a video he created on replacing a power antenna. Here is the information:
"I ordered a replacement antenna cable (part #7433) for my Grand National from you a few weeks ago. I am very happy with it and the install went smoothly. I wanted to let your company know that I made a video documenting how to removal, rebuild, and re-install the power antenna and that it might be helpful for other people working on the same project. I also mention I got the cable from Kirban Performance and posted a link to the part in the video description. If you want to post the video on your antenna part page please feel free."
Search YouTube "Power Antenna Rebuild Repair! 1987 Grand National, G-Body, Turbo Regal.
or copy and paste this url...
https://www.youtube.com/watchfiv=7tVuhpq1qK8&feature=youtu.be
This is a brand new, original AC Delco mast, that we've upgraded the power antenna with a steel cable reproduction repair kit.
The plastic cable has been replaced with a steel cable. The end result is a superior cable that is not prone to break.
It will only work if the metal antenna mast is not damaged and the motor will not shut off unless it's unplugged. If the motor works but the antenna mast does not go up and down, and the mast is not bent in any way, it means the internal plastic cable is broken or damaged due to age. Replacing it with this improved steel cable will solve the problem.
This is a new reproduction repair kit installing a steel (not plastic) internal cable, complete with installation directions. This kit is ONLY the internal cable. Your entire mast assembly MUST be intact and NOT bent. Your power antenna motor MUST still be in good working order for the power antenna to work once you install this new reproduction internal steel cable.
NOTE - You may also be interested in these related parts - #7702 Rebuild Service for Original Power Antenna, #7433 Power Antenna Hardware (4 Nuts & 4 Bolts) Kit, or #7477 Reproduction Extended Range 10 OHM Rear Speakers (2) Set.
NOTE - We recommend you also purchase our Part #6976 - "1984-1987 Turbo Regal - Power Antenna Removal and Installation Guide" Book by Pete Serio.
NOTE - Remember this is ONLY the internal steel cable to replace the plastic cable. The external metal mast and the power antenna motor on your car MUST be in good working order.
I received the following email from JohnMichael Ayers regarding a video he created on replacing a power antenna. Here is the information:
"I ordered a replacement antenna cable (part #7433) for my Grand National from you a few weeks ago. I am very happy with it and the install went smoothly. I wanted to let your company know that I made a video documenting how to removal, rebuild, and re-install the power antenna and that it might be helpful for other people working on the same project. I also mention I got the cable from Kirban Performance and posted a link to the part in the video description. If you want to post the video on your antenna part page please feel free."
Search YouTube "Power Antenna Rebuild Repair! 1987 Grand National, G-Body, Turbo Regal.
or copy and paste this url...
https://www.youtube.com/watchfiv=7tVuhpq1qK8&feature=youtu.be
