What is it?

[MIGUEL]

Hello !

I want to replace a windshield. Has found out a line. What it for a line? Radio or the alarm system?

[jj big shoe]

The line in the center of the windshield is an antenna for the radio. I'm not sure how it hooks up, though.

 

Those fender flares look pretty cool. What brand are they?

[hardwaretoad]

That's part of the diversity antenna, you'll have to make sure your replacement windshield is equipped accordingly. Also, if you ever have to replace your fender mounted antenna you'll need an adaptor to hook the windshield mounted one to your new one, unless it's a Nissan antenna and not an aftermarket one.

 

That being said, I've replaced my fender antenna without hooking up the windshield antenna & have noticed no difference in reception. Depends on how good your receiver is. Personally, I wouldn't bother spending the extra cash for the windshield antenna, I'd just make sure it's tinted & let it go at that...

[statikuz]

Yep, my windshield doesn't have an antenna wire in it and the reception is just fine.

[94extreme]

it's an antenna. i don't remember any price difference when i replaced mine..

[02silverpathy]

jj big shoe...

 

they look like flexy flares, i was looking for flares for my R50 and came across them. unfortunatly i am not as serious of an off-road-er so they didn't carry the look i needed!!

 

here is one of many links with the flexy flares

 

http://www.offroader.com.au/tech/flexy-fla...o-gx-kzj120.cfm

[hardwaretoad]

Was jj asking about the rubber ones, or the painted "hard" ones that they're mounted to? Inquiring minds need to know...

[02silverpathy]

ooohhh riiight,

 

upon second look i see what you mean hardwaretoad!! -thnkboutit-

Edited March 21, 2005 by 98silverpathy

[Arthur92XE]

When I bought my 92 Pathy, the dealer said it's an auxialiary radio antenna.

[wheelmanLS1]

Where in the hell is MIGUEL? I have got to know what he did to his flares.

[88pathoffroad]

Russia, I do believe. Those look like Bushwhacker cut-out flares with add-on rubber flare material.