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So while installing my new roof rack I turned the target a little to hard...the little yellow tabbed bolt holders on one of my Towers dropped into the abyss....any good remedies?
Wow okay, the rear ones were the ones that dropped down. So how did you get it to come out of the ceiling inside the car?
What do you mean when you say Jack areas? Thank you for chiming in on this one I am baffled
So I got the rack on, the only issue is the when the yellow tab bolt holder dropped into the abyss it must have hit my antenna for Sirius XM. Because the antenna light keeps flashing in my nav screen and Sirius XM stopped receiving a signal. It worked the day before so somehow the antenna got messed up with the bolt holder hitting it. I was reading that the antenna is on the back window and did not touch it with any metal...
Thanks for all the help!
So I ended up peeling back the Upholstery and was able to use new nuts.luckily it was the rear tower.I was able to screw new bolts with two new nuts.
So I got the rack on, the only issue is the when the yellow tab bolt holder dropped into the abyss it must have hit my antenna for Sirius XM. Because the antenna light keeps flashing in my nav screen and Sirius XM stopped receiving a signal. It worked the day before so somehow the antenna got messed up with the bolt holder hitting it. I was reading that the antenna is on the back window and did not touch it with any metal...
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I noticed that as well. At 45 it was like listening to a subwoofer mounted directly over my head. With the fairing it's just a light rush of air that I don't even notice against the noise of the AT tiresSurprisingly quiet, It was loud until I put the fairing on.