WTB: 7th gen antenna base, and S2K Antenna, supposidly you can screw the s2k antenna dircetly into the 7th gen bas Options

[devilsden97]

Supposidly you can screw the s2k antenna dircetly into the 7th gen base. Instead of doing the, glue and crimp technique, shown in the how too.

I'm in NY.

Hit me with a PM or on Aol Instant Messanger:devilsden97


Edit: broke mine the other night....kinked the motorized one at the base. Now it doesnt retract all the way down.

This post has been edited by devilsden97: Aug 21, 2006 - 2:44 PM

[jgreening]

www.car-part.com.

If that doesn't work, get them brand new from the dealer. We are talking peanuts here. Also, you are not very likely to find people on a 6gc board that want to sell products from an S2000 or 7gc. Good luck.

[devilsden97]

my thinking was someone bought it to do themselves and either decided against it or just didnt have the time, so i thought id take advantage of there missfortune/changing of mine.

[WALKER]

Yes the S2000 antenna threads right into the non power 7th gen base. All you have to do is bend one bracket on the base assembly. The part number for the 7th gen base is 86309-20300, about $40 from the Toyota dealer. I believe the part number for the antenna is 39151-S2H-E01, around $15 on ebay.

This post has been edited by WALKER: Aug 21, 2006 - 8:45 PM

[djspike]

When I went to the dealer to buy the antenna base, the guy said that its three
parts, and the main part is long like a tube, and he wanted $100 for all three parts. so I didnt buy it.
While toyota world only wanted $50
is it really three diffrent parts? (no just the base?)

[CelicaQT]

When I went to the dealer to buy the antenna base, the guy said that its three
parts, and the main part is long like a tube, and he wanted $100 for all three parts. so I didnt buy it.
While toyota world only wanted $50
is it really three diffrent parts? (no just the base?)

djspike,

You'll only need to buy 2 things. 1. the S2K Black rubber antenna, and 2. the 7th gen tube assembly. Don't get the 7th gen mast confused with the tube. The mast is the actual ugly antenna that we're all complaining about on our cars. The tube is the actual part that holds the antenna and wiring in the sheet metal of the car.

The base you won't need beacause you can just use your existing one on your car. If you're getting confused as to what the base is, it's the silver base/knob where your antenna comes out of on the exterior of the car. If you look below in the pic it's called #4. Ornament and #5 you can also use your existing nut.

Hope that clears everything up for you.

-Christee-

Here's what I'm talking about.



This post has been edited by CelicaQT: Aug 21, 2006 - 9:31 PM

[devilsden97]

now im confused....what do i actually need to purchase from toyota? (use the attached photo by celicaqt)

[CelicaQT]

now im confused....what do i actually need to purchase from toyota? (use the attached photo by celicaqt)

You just need to buy #2, the Tube Assembly at Toyota. I can't remeber what site I did purchase this from. I can't seem to find it, but I'm going to look for my reciepts and hopefully you can still get it for that price that I showed.

[devilsden97]

ok ty...i think i might just go to the dealer near me, and get it, and hit up a family honda owner to get me the antenna for cheap.

[CelicaQT]

Devilsden, I found my invoice from when I purchased the tube assembly back on 11/04.
I ordered it from www.michaelstoyota.com but you should be able to take this part number to your local toyota.

Part#: 86309-20300
Description: Pole S/A, Pull (Don't ask b/c I have no clue! lol)
List: $44.53 (MSRP)
Net: $35.62 (What I purchased it for)

-Christee-

[devilsden97]

aight, ty....


side note: i looked in your profile...and ive admired your car for a while...i didnt put ur name with the car till just now. I <3 the gunmetal on the green.

[djspike]

Devilsden, I found my invoice from when I purchased the tube assembly back on 11/04.
I ordered it from www.michaelstoyota.com but you should be able to take this part number to your local toyota.

Part#: 86309-20300
Description: Pole S/A, Pull (Don't ask b/c I have no clue! lol)
List: $44.53 (MSRP)
Net: $35.62 (What I purchased it for)

-Christee-

Thank you CelicaQT
Just the information I needed, and michaels toyota is right in my backyard where I get my other toyota stuff

This my be good info to go on a sticky.

[CelicaQT]

Devilsden, I found my invoice from when I purchased the tube assembly back on 11/04.
I ordered it from www.michaelstoyota.com but you should be able to take this part number to your local toyota.

Part#: 86309-20300
Description: Pole S/A, Pull (Don't ask b/c I have no clue! lol)
List: $44.53 (MSRP)
Net: $35.62 (What I purchased it for)

-Christee-

Thank you CelicaQT
Just the information I needed, and michaels toyota is right in my backyard where I get my other toyota stuff

This my be good info to go on a sticky.

You're all very welcome! Anything to help a fellow 6gener out!

Devilsden, thanks for the kind comments on my ride too!

-Christee-

[Galcobar]

https://www.1sthondaparts.com/catalog/oe_parts_catalog.html

I assume this (highlighted item) is the S2000 part we're talking about?

[devilsden97]

yes it is

[soltrain]

Whee! I just ordered that pole part from toyotaworld for $36. Hopefully it'll work out!

(sorry for the completely unnecessary bump)

[enc0re]

Sorry for another bump, but I am interested in the S2K antenna as well.

My antenna motor broke (2 weeks after I had replaced the mast ). I drive a 5th gen (93 GT Coupe). Unfortunately, there is some uncertainty over at celicatech.com as to what is needed for the S2K swap.

Could someone confirm whether the same two parts will fit the S2K antenna on a 5th gen as well?

Another vote for a sticky on the part-numbers, or even better, maybe they should be added to the how-to on the "glue method" S2K antenna conversion.

Thanks in advance!

[devilsden97]

i heard yesturday that u can use the manual 6th gen base....(i havnt bought nething yet...ive asked for people who ow me favors to get me stuff, and there taking YEARS to do it)

ill reply abou tthe 6th gen manual base after i do mine.

[bufferdan]

I just did this on my g/f's celica and it is really nice and works great.

If you have a OEM 94-99 power antenna you will have most of the parts to do it. All you need is a s2000 antenna and the 7th gen celica tube assembly. YOU MUST HAVE A OEM POWER ANTENNA THOUGH! You will have to use the under panel mount from your stock antenna instead of the one from the 7th gen antenna tube assembly. You also have the bend the mounting bracket that comes with the new tube assembly. Otherwise its straight foward and takes no more than 30mins to install.

I have a extra oem s2000 antenna and 7th gen celica tube assembly if someone wants to buy... 60$/shipped in the US

This post has been edited by bufferdan: Sep 25, 2006 - 2:04 PM

[TRDcelica96]

the only thing that worrys me is the reception.. will it be just as goot at the power antenna?