GMC Chevy Buick Cadillac Radio Antenna Base Repair 📻 Kit by TrunkNets Inc. – Revive Your Car's Signal Strength! Review

This is a great option if your antenna is broken due to anything, of course saves time and effort to install a new one, I highly recommend it. Just tighten the screw!

I like that I didn't have to take out the whole antenna cable because of a broken screw. The adapter sits right over the broken screw and socket allowing a wireless connection to be established.

Easy installation. Seemingly broken OEM antennas are a Silverado problem. Cable $17 for assembly but $200 for installation. It took two minutes. The best advice in the comments was to rip out what's left of the old bracket for more contact.

Really crappy package, does what it promises. but it cracked my hood and doesn't let the hood seal properly on my windshield. not happy with it. Some time with a Dremel would help, but that's not the point

Totally useless, doesn't fit in my 2004 Messenger because the antenna mount is in the way. Now it's stuck in my car so I still don't have the radio and 20 bucks because I can't return it if you can't take it off.

The inner diameter of the sleeve is too small for my 2002 GMC Yukon XL antenna base. It fits and a set screw holds the hub in place, but I think the lack of metal-to-metal contact makes reception a little worse. I could make a metal grommet that would fit nicely over the repair grommet and over the base of the antenna, but not everyone has the skill to do this.

Hello everyone! The product works well, you don't have to grind the antenna too much to get a good flat connection. Make sure you don't grind more than you need to or the set screw won't catch much since it's pushing against the bolt and not the base. I also tightened the threaded adapter and he pushed the adapter away. twice, it's just a design feature, hand tighten the new bolt and then maybe use some loctite on it. They come with lock nuts which may work if enough bolts are left on the…