my 2012 frontier factory antenna has the screw on the antenna. will this still work, since there is no screw coming out of the truck
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Yes it will work. The antenna comes with adapters to suit your application.
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It will fit I put this antenna on my 2012 frontier use the interchangeable screw that this comes with to convert it..
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I have a 2011 frontier pro 4x 4x4This antena comes with all the parts to replace the factory antena. Yes, you would have to screw it in using the included parts.Two great things about this antena:1. Looks great2. No compromise on the reception (appears like 100% compared to factory antena)Not bad for a $20 investment (this was more than a year ago)
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Sure will, it comes with several sized screws. Advice..... If your looking for higher range of radio service, don't buy this. I bought it for its unique look on my truck, and got a fm amplifier installed. Secondly if you do, it comes UN screwed quite easily after initial installation. Don't despair, i tightened mine twice more before it took and now its anchored in tightly. Hope this helps.
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Really don't see why it will not work from 2012 to 2013 Frontier did not change, minebolted right on no bending or nothing and the pig tail pluged right in no problem, bolts and all included
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It just screws on. Just like your cable or antenna connection. If you want to keep your other cable connected you'll need a splitter that you can get at Radio Shack or Wal mart.
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You wouldn't replace the antenna internally, taking this radio apart. You are better off extending it fully and taking the little screw out of the pivot point by the base, taking care not to push it into the radio body thereby ruining your day and forcing a disassembly. At that point you can fit a taller antenna into the base, assuming the width of the spade is the same as the old one. However, if you put a longer antenna on you'll probably have some extending out of the body which is asking for trouble. My advice is leave it alone. If you must have more length just fashion a wire with an alligator clip at one end and clip it to the extended antenna. The stock antenna is fine for this unit.
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yes it will work it connect to your fm antenna in the back of your radio you might need a adapter for you antenna you can go to your locale best buy to get it.Mine works awesome on my 2012 Nissan FrontierJon
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I went to a few other sites and it says it will fit your Frontier. It's an easy job, but I always have a little trouble with disconnecting the electrical connector. Other than that, it's simple.
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The mounting bracket that the antenna screws into needs to be GROUNDED..to the vehicle if not clamped to metal on the vehicle. Your answer is YES, you need a good ground on the bracket or mount that the antenna screws into! Hope this helps..Paul
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No the screw is in the light housing on your car its attached to the antenna base that came with the car.
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Antenna is removable from mount but I think it is mount specific. I don't believe it will screw into conventional mounts or spring. Look into a firestick.
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Yes, it will fit. You will need the proper mounting kit, wiring harness, and antenna adaptor to make it work. All three of them you can find on amazon for somewhere between 20.00 to 25.00.
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FrankMine fit perfectly. I believe the fiting on the radio is a SMA male. If the antenna screwed on OK, then you probably got a defective antenna. Are you sure it screwed down all the way? The fit is tight but there is a small gap - there should have been a small flexible spacer which fills the gap (mine was white). I usually don't even bother with it. If your radio works with the stock antenna and the 771 is in tight, then you should return it for a replacement.Good Luck!
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Yes. The antenna doesn't come with the mount. It is a standard attachment, so it should attach to most antenna mounts. Here is one on amazon: Shakespeare 4711 Nylon Flange Mount
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The mounting plate/base isn't wide enough to accommodate 2" U-bolts. The stock u-bolts that come with the antenna will take up to 1.5 inch pipe. It would be easy to drill up and add a wider base plate if you need to use larger mounting u-bolts. Probably easier to use a stub piece of pipe that will nest in your larger pipe as a reducer and use the existing mount and u-bolts. That's what I've done.
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I was lucky...there was not a busted piece. The sections of the antenna were frozen together. I was able to pull it out by unscrewing the holding bolt and turning the radio on. Putting the new one in was not hard, just turn off the radio while holding the end in place. I used a utube video to show how. I did have to cut an inch off the cable as the replacement was a bit too high.
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Little further explanation, it screws off the base so you should be able to screw it onto your base as long as the threads are the same which I believe they would be. Have not seen an antenna with a base any different than another in regards to the threads being metric or standard. Been a solid antenna.Hope this helps.
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My antenna fit fine. My only problem was I lost several radio stations. I'm about to take mine off
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I didn't have any kind of problems. I suggest you check the installation again, step by step. If you still has the problem then get longer screws or return the antenna for exchange.