📻 RUNMADE Toyota Sienna Manual Radio Antenna Base Bezel Mounted 86392-AE010 (2007-2010 Compatible) Review

Impossible to make it fit until I read the review and someone mentioned that warm water is used for softening. I was so angry. I used boiling water and let it sit for two minutes. Then it's pretty easy to put him in my place.

2011 Sienna is here. Hear other reviewers! It seems like you can get it out of the box, but it's a big pain. Cook for 3-4 minutes and it will be a lot easier. The inside edge, which should be on the inside of the car panel, is the hard part. With the help of my wife we made it. I can't see it coming out anytime soon. Was in good shape.

Did not fit 2013 Sienna LE. Footprint is 1/4 inch shorter. Didn't catch the edge of the hole in the wing. The inner diameter is too small, the antenna plug does not go through. I wanted to return the product but I already cut it and tried to put it in place. As a last resort I used silicone gasket to secure it in place.

I wanted a friend to replace my broken plastic antenna mount and he was going to charge me $160. I was able to get this part from Revain for less than $20 and just install it by letting the plastic sit in boiling water for about a minute. Without the boil water step I found it impossible to install. Definitely recommended.

I'm excited to finally be able to replace the broken plug around the Toyota Sienna's antenna. I didn't give 5 stars because I just installed it so I don't know about durability. Installation is impossible without boiling in hot water as other people have pointed out. Even after heating it was still a bit difficult to get the plastic lip under the hole. After that it was done. I was happy with the results.

Our original antenna cover broke and some of our favorite radio stations could not be picked up when the air conditioning was on. We bought this as a replacement. We put it in boiling water for five minutes, and then immediately put it on the antenna and on the base. With just a light push on a pair of straps on the boot, it snapped into place perfectly. Now my radio works great again!

Bezel seems well made of thicker material and should be easy to install. The S-seat doesn't just slide over the antenna tip and down to the fender, where it pushes against a hole in the fender and snaps into place. This was slightly larger and did not fit in the hole in the wing. Partially entered but not complete. By force, he goes most of the way, but does not sit down and sticks out of the wing.