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Is the FFH antenna car-wash safe?

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Just got my car yesterday. Fully loaded 502A and it is awesome!

 

One question (I'm sure I'll have many more): Is the antenna car-wash safe?

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Just got my car yesterday. Fully loaded 502A and it is awesome!

 

One question (I'm sure I'll have many more): Is the antenna car-wash safe?

 

No. It screws off.

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A high pressure or cloth/wag auto wash would be fine. The rollers types (of which there are not many around here any more) would be best to remove the antenna.

 

Jon

 

 

No. It screws off.

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No. It screws off.

 

Good to know. I don't see that Ford is offering any alternate "blade" of "fin" type antennas as accessories. Anybody replaced the antenna?

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The antenna has a wire wrapped around it coming from the base, does this all disconnect?

What a pain, how flexible is this thing? How about snowbrush-proof? I think that

sometimes the Ford engineers don't actually drive cars...

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The antenna has a wire wrapped around it coming from the base, does this all disconnect?

What a pain, how flexible is this thing? How about snowbrush-proof? I think that

sometimes the Ford engineers don't actually drive cars...

It is my understanding at least from GM as they do the same is that wire wrapped around it is just to cut the wind noise that could be possible. The wire has no other purpose.

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