I believe it is fixed and unscrews from where it mounts near the side view mirror.
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Psute? are you showing your age again? lol
These only pick up short wave radio correct?
Jeep has these you can buy. Bronco probably will to.
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It's usually a standard thread.
Man, the questions are endless. Just when I thought I had seen them all! 
But in all seriousness, I had this same issue with my Xterra. The stubby antenna is a quick and easy replacement, but it should be pointed out that the radio reception will not be as good. (The stubbier you go, the worse it will be.)
That's probably an okay trade off to get your car in the garage though.
But in all seriousness, I had this same issue with my Xterra. The stubby antenna is a quick and easy replacement, but it should be pointed out that the radio reception will not be as good. (The stubbier you go, the worse it will be.)
That's probably an okay trade off to get your car in the garage though.
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I was going to ask about the size of the lug nuts but now feel intimidated!Man, the questions are endless. Just when I thought I had seen them all!
But in all seriousness, I had this same issue with my Xterra. The stubby antenna is a quick and easy replacement, but it should be pointed out that the radio reception will not be as good. (The stubbier you go, the worse it will be.)
That's probably an okay trade off to get your car in the garage though.
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I didn't know jeeps were into fly fishing.
Could be worse. ?
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So.. I read online that the stubby antennas really kill your reception. While this might not be a big deal to some I tend to like to listen to my local stations for sports radio. My current Ford explorer has the following antenna on the top and the reception works fine. I wonder if you'd be able to use one of these on the new Broncos.
https://www.getoemparts.com/oem-par...94rUzQNupnRn0JKkLoh7culZ8LCndAcRoCZzIQAvD_BwE
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Yeah, really I just need any solution that drops the antenna height to the same height as the top of the roof rails which on the non-Sasquatch Bronco Badlands is 77.3''. So far stubby antenna, bending back the antenna with the loop thingie CB-style seem to be possible options. I had a Ford Fiesta ST that had a stubby roofmounted antenna and that seemed to work fine but my experience is limited to that car.
Will that antenna mounted up near the mirror interfere with the mirror mounted pod lights. Photos of Broncos with pod lights....I don't recall an antenna showing in the photos.
Guess not. Appears to be next to each other.
These are sold for the Ford Ranger, too. Standard screw-in mount I would think.
Jeep has these you can buy. Bronco probably will to.
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