XJ6 S3 1987 Antenna Lubrication
Hello!
Was wondering what the best practice would be to keep the antenna lubricated and clean???
Can you do this externally of would i have to open up the mechanism??
Thank you!
Was wondering what the best practice would be to keep the antenna lubricated and clean???
Can you do this externally of would i have to open up the mechanism??
Thank you!
All I have ever done on any Jag with an antenna is to spray some silicone spray on a rag, extend the antenna, and wipe UPWARDS ONLY.
That way the dirt and grime is NOT forced into the gap between the 2 tubes, and jam the works.
Inside the motors, NAH.
That way the dirt and grime is NOT forced into the gap between the 2 tubes, and jam the works.
Inside the motors, NAH.
I will hit it up tomorrow.
Cheers!
Hi Chrisleg,
I have always used 'Singer' light machine oil (made for Singer sewing machines originally) in the same manner as Grant.
I also have made it a habit to do this as a periodic maintenance item. ie before the antenna mast starts to stick.
Obviously more often in winter when the weather is worse.
I personally find it easier to lubricate / clean if someone sits in the drivers seat and switches the radio on / off and I can work the mast as it extends and withdraws.
Cheers,
Nigel
I have always used 'Singer' light machine oil (made for Singer sewing machines originally) in the same manner as Grant.
I also have made it a habit to do this as a periodic maintenance item. ie before the antenna mast starts to stick.
Obviously more often in winter when the weather is worse.
I personally find it easier to lubricate / clean if someone sits in the drivers seat and switches the radio on / off and I can work the mast as it extends and withdraws.
Cheers,
Nigel
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