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After extracting the old part, I inserted the new one into the antenna and it was enough to press a little for the new part to snap into place. Fits perfectly. First I removed the antenna but then realized it would be more difficult to line up the antenna socket with the hole in the new part. With the antenna in place, the nest slid right through the hole. The new part is made of durable rubber material; no plastic as some have complained that the parts are not OEM parts. It was soft enough to…

The item described and pictured does not match what I received. With the help of customer service I returned the wrong part and asked for the correct one. But photo 3 shows that I didn't get the right part the second time around. Photos 1 and 2 show that the parts received clearly do not fit a 2009 Sienna van and are not the item shown in the listing. I ordered a more expensive OEM part because reviews from several third party parts have complained that the parts are difficult to install…

This is a genuine part for less money than I could buy from a dealer. After 14 years of exposure to inclement weather, I finally decided it was time to replace that antenna frame on our 2004 Sienna. My wife's van is always exposed to the sun and other outdoor elements of Southern California and this rubber part needed replacing. I'm glad I didn't attempt to replace an aftermarket part as the quality of such parts is often not worth the savings. This part installs fairly easily (after watching a

Fast shipping, Toyota packaging and part number. Fits well, it's easy to install this gasket part by just placing it on top of the antenna. Matches my 2008 Sienna, as does the original (which is dry rotted). A little soapy water helps. Make sure you push it into the antenna and turn it down so the inside and outside of the rubber pad are where they should be when you slide it into place. Once fully lowered, it will lock into place. I installed it with the top antenna rod unscrewed and screwed…