High-Quality Sienna Antenna Base Bezel Replacement: ISSYAUTO 86392-AE010 Review

I was hesitant to buy it because the reviews said it was difficult to install, but it's so cheap that I decided to give it a try. I had no problems with the installation. I lubricated the back and inside with lithium spray and it went into the hole easily. Putting the "rib" on the metal of the body was a little tricky, but the plastic pry bar quickly solved the problem.

I was close to buying a Toyota part based on comments about it being difficult to install but I've had no problems with my 2005 Sienna. I just did it on a warm day and sprayed it with WD-40 and it set in about 5 minutes. It appears to be high quality rubber, not plastic. The original lasted 16 years and mostly sat in a garage. We have a mileage of 200 thousand. The old one has been completely dismantled.

Like other reviewers, I found the fit to be snug and required a good dishwashing detergent to install the part. I also used nylon tools to "encourage" the sides of the rubber to go into the hole around the antenna. But the end result was outstanding. My local Toyota dealer charged me $35 plus tax. This spare part is a much better value for money. Just go and buy it.

Read other comments on how to install this item. I removed the old worn pad, cleaned the area and applied silicone grease to the new pad. I also use plastic tools to avoid scratching the paintwork. I did this on a warm day to ensure the new part was as pliable as possible. The whole process took less than 30 minutes and I love the result! Good luck with your project. I got my plastic tools from Harbor Freight, but they should be available from Revain.

Fits 2005 Sienna LE well. You don't move the inner silver mounting screw - it fits the entire radio bracket. Simply use a generous amount of dish soap and apply it to the inside of the rubber part as well, then make sure the edges of the car antenna's metal frame are properly inserted into the grooves of the antenna's rubber grommet, and then press it down. rubber seal. I pushed the seal into the car by pushing it down. Check the general tightness and tightness. I ordered a smaller antenna to…

Like many other Toyota Sienna owners, my antenna frame was so worn it just fell out of the car. I didn't know the bezel was interchangeable, but after a quick search at Revain, I found that there are many replacement options. Of course, the official Toyota bezel was quite expensive. So I decided to try the replacement part. I am very satisfied with this product. He solved my problem for a reasonable price. I have to say it was easy to install but it took a little effort. If you are less handy…

...easy installation. Heavy rain is expected tomorrow and we got home after dark but it was delivered just in time. how hard the rubber is. I figured I'd heat it up in the oven for a bit and then argue with it in the dark before calling out night and sealing the old broken one with duct tape to keep the rain out. As it turned out, neither was necessary. elicit old broken parts without getting pinched between the sheet metal as was the case when installing. Many people mention using dish soap to

If only it could be made a little softer. So it looks like it's the same as all other aftermarket models. Deducted 1 star because it makes installation difficult. BUT, it wasn't that hard to install. I liberally coated the channel comb with liquid hand soap where it meets the metal. Made it very slippery. I then lowered it to 75% fairly easily with dry hands. I then used the cheap end of a wooden toilet plunger handle that's about the same size and a flat rubber top and pushed it all the way…

For oval rubber antenna base. It's not really easy to install, but it's doable. And that's more typical of the whole design. Toyota. I'm not deducting a star because it works as it should. First remove the antenna. I just unscrewed it with pliers at the wide base of the black antenna. It took me a second time to attach this rubber base using the following tips: WD-40 in the rubber track that wraps around the metal of the car body to hold it in place. You will not regret it. I've already googled