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Toyota Antenna is a weatherproof mast that picks radio, navigation and satellite signals in the air converting them into a sharp stream of audio and data. Current Toyota cars are based on TNGA, meaning that the chassis are lower, feel firmer, and turn with authority without kidnapping occupants. Due to the emphasis on waste-cutting production by Toyota, owners can hardly ever be surprised by recall or inability to find parts. The RAV4 plug-in even goes more than 42 electric miles on a single charge, which soothes both the day-to-day commuter and the weekend hiker. The spacious touchscreens, voice recognition, and an Antenna mounted on the roof allow keeping the music, navigation, and calls running even when the rural roads become patchy. Reliability gives Toyota an intergenerational, intercontinental reputation of trust. There is sound insulation in the doors and firewall that suppress the wind roar and thus you can comfortably talk at highway speed without having to crank up the stereo or yelling across the car when on long trips. Replacing the stock whip also only requires simple tools and it takes approximately ten minutes. To start with, unscrew the old Antenna by turning it towards the counterclockwise direction whilst securing the base to avoid paint damage. In the vast majority of Toyota roofs, the threaded mount is fixed beneath a little shark-fin cap which pops off as soon as you undo the single Phillips screw. Spray the bare threads off using a burst of air and put a drop of dielectric remover on the new Antenna to ensure it remains corrosion-free. Installation of the replacement Antenna is by hand tightening up to snug and aligning the fin and then attaching the screw by snapping the cap back to position and completing the process by a quarter-turn.