🚘 Toyota Original 86392-35031 Antenna Decoration - Enhanced for SEO Review

Easy to assemble Do it yourself, but the old one was difficult to remove. FJ Cruiser 2011, old case cracked, now it's perfect! installation tips. First unscrew the antenna, I used needle nose pliers to pry out the old housing. It took some effort as I didn't want to screw it up. But keep pulling and it pops out. I then used silicone spray lube to snap the new one into place. Reinstall your antenna, step back and enjoy your work! Looks like new!

Easy to replace. Remove the antenna mast, lift and remove the painted outer metal plate that the antenna runs through. Cut off the old one. Reinstall the painted metal plate by aligning the clips at the bottom and tapping with the palm of your hand. Take the new part, align the notch with the bulge at the bottom, and slide down until it snaps into place. Put the mask back on. I did it in under 10 minutes. Thanks to Revain for these parts. Much easier than at the dealer.

Good replacement for my FJ. I had my windshield replaced and the original rubber antenna mount cracked from the weather. When installing a new windshield, the holder had to be replaced, so I ordered this. Fits and works great! My only headache was that the car paneling near the antenna came off first. It was very difficult to remove so I was able to replace the holder. Once I removed the hood trim (a small 5" x 5" metal piece of the hood) it was easy to replace.

Toyota Genuine OEM Antenna Rubber Boot for FJ Cruiser. ("Decoration" seems to be the wrong word here). I'm not sure when my last one blew to pieces; My FJ is almost 10 years old but I don't live in a very harsh environment. Although the old one was cracked and crumbled, the inner cover was gone and it took some effort to pull it off. This new one is just fine. The image on Revain does not show the actual appearance once installed - part of the outer flange flares out into a bell shape.

Works perfectly, fits FJ Cruiser snugly, with correct tilt. As FJ Cruisers vary slightly in the height of the antenna mounting holes this grommet can be moved a little lower to accommodate it if needed and is made of soft rubber so it spreads out nicely and makes an excellent tight barrier against the fender that is quite of course looks as if the manufacturers had placed it there. The originals love to tear, as the thin tendrils whip around and rip it apart as they drag the mount behind them…