How to remove an antenna from a Mercedes SL R129?

How to remove an antenna from a Mercedes SL R129?

To remove the antenna pull upward the outer of the 2 part wing grommet and remove it, take a 13mm spanner and place it on the mast nut and unscrew it from the main body.

How to remove an antenna on a Mercedes Benz?

The Hirshmann h04/05 masts are equivalent to the Mercedes Benz part numbers B 6 6 82 8037 and Q 52223112 To remove the antenna pull upward the outer of the 2 part wing grommet and remove it, take a 13mm spanner and place it on the mast nut and unscrew it from the main body.

What happens if you open the hardtop on a Mercedes SL500?

If either of these are open, the retractable hardtop cannot operate. Once the lid and cover are shut, the hardtop switch may be used. Start the vehicle’s engine, and let the car run while you open or close the hardtop. The hardtop does not operate if the car’s battery voltage is too low.

What kind of antenna does a Mercedes R129 use?

Being the standard OEM antenna fitted to this car I knew it would be worth the effort as the Hirschmann ATUA 6000KE is an expensive and fine quality unit with every spare part available from Hirschmann. The antenna mast type for the R129 SL is the h04 which is the 86cm chrome mast or the h05 86cm black chrome mast finish.

What kind of mast does Mercedes SL R129 use?

The antenna mast type for the R129 SL is the h04 which is the 86cm chrome mast or the h05 86cm black chrome mast finish. Either mast will fit the 6000KE. The Hirshmann h04/05 masts are equivalent to the Mercedes Benz part numbers B 6 6 82 8037 and Q 52223112

What to do if your Mercedes power antenna fails?

Temporary Repair: If you want a reliable working power antenna for your older Mercedes you don’t have to spend big bucks. The Universal Hirschman antenna has proven to be a economical and reliable alternative. The challenge is to get it to connect and fit properly in the trunk side well.

Why does my Mercedes SL Class make a clicking noise?

Uneven tire wear and unusual handling in turns can be caused by worn suspension links. Check your rear rearward upper link. A light clicking noise from your rear suspension over bumps can be the result of worn sway bar links. Is your rear ride height lower than normal or do you want to install lowering springs?

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