Sl Antennae Install on SLk55
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Sl Antennae Install on SLk55
I am picking up the Sl Antennae from the dealership to install. Is it a simple twist off and install or will I need tools?
Thanks in advance!
Thanks in advance!
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I am picking up the Sl Antennae from the dealership to install. Is it a simple twist off and install or will I need tools?
Thanks in advance!
Thanks in advance!
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If you don't mind me asking, how much did you buy the SL antenna? I forgot to ask our sales guy since I was too distracted at how great it looked on the SLK.
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Update...
The install was as simple as it could be. Twist off the old and twist on the new. Paid a little under $120.
I am a little disappointed for 2 reasons but the change may make them bearable.
1. The black SL has a high gloss look so the flat black look of the base and the high gloss isn't a perfect match. The car does look cleaner and looks quite better.
2. A significant decrease in radio reception and remote key range. I don't listen to the radio too often and the range on the remote key is still about 15-20 yards.
I will live with the SL antennae for now until i see a need for the radio. Hopefully, a genius who understands RF technology is reading this and provides a better resolution.
Best Regards!
I am a little disappointed for 2 reasons but the change may make them bearable.
1. The black SL has a high gloss look so the flat black look of the base and the high gloss isn't a perfect match. The car does look cleaner and looks quite better.
2. A significant decrease in radio reception and remote key range. I don't listen to the radio too often and the range on the remote key is still about 15-20 yards.
I will live with the SL antennae for now until i see a need for the radio. Hopefully, a genius who understands RF technology is reading this and provides a better resolution.
Best Regards!