[mikeal]

Hello guys just wondering where can I buy the rubber base seal for the toyota sienna antenna. the antenna is on the front hood of the passenger sit.Thank you.

 

[therealbugman]

Honestly, the dealer would be your best bet.

 

[ckleine]

The Toyota OEM Part Number is 86392AE010. It is described as a MTG Insulator...I suppose MTG stands for Mounting. Cost was $21.78 at my local Toyota Parts department.<br>

 

[Hal1951]

The MTG insulator on my 2007 Sienna just blew away, eaten by the Florida sun. Thanks for the tip

 

[Irishman]

The Toyota OEM Part Number is 86392AE010. It is described as a MTG Insulator...I suppose MTG stands for Mounting. Cost was $21.78 at my local Toyota Parts department.<br>

How easy is it to replace that black rubber antenna seal to the car??

 

[lipster]

Shouldn't be that difficult. Just don't let go of the 32" part of the antenna, so that it does't fall through the fender.
Loosen the nut on the top, slide the parts off the assy., reverse procedure with new part.

 

[RSAWebster]

Shouldn't be that difficult. Just don't let go of the 32" part of the antenna, so that it does't fall through the fender.
Loosen the nut on the top, slide the parts off the assy., reverse procedure with new part.

I am experiencing the same issue. Sun destroyed my 2006 Sienna "antenna ornament" (the rubber seal). The old seal has completely broken away and is gone. I removed the antenna itself. The new rubber won't fit over the silver "crown nut" but when I tried to remove the crown nut (by hand) it won't budge. Do I dare use pliers? I don't want to break anything. But, I also can't see what good it will do to remove the crown bolt - does the crown bolt belong on top of the rubber seal or underneath? I pulled up the assembly diagram for the 2006 Sienna antenna and that still doesn't seem to help. I've tried wiggling the new rubber seal into place, but it will only go so far and gets stuck. Any feedback would be greatly appreciated!

 

[jdm3887]

Super easy. All you have to do is unscrew the antenna, slip the rubber piece on, and screw the antenna back on. The rubber piece fits on the metal part so you can see the top of the metal in the hole. Then you just push the edges into the car frame. It took two minutes at most to do this.

 

[catdog]

Replacement can be easy or difficult. It depends on the replacement molding. If it's make of cheap hard Chinesium, it won't go on unless you bend the sheet metal. If it is made of OEM flexible material, it will slip right on. Or, you could buy the cheap stuff and trim away the bottom half of the mounting flange.

 

[kjpbird]

Super easy. All you have to do is unscrew the antenna, slip the rubber piece on, and screw the antenna back on. The rubber piece fits on the metal part so you can see the top of the metal in the hole. Then you just push the edges into the car frame. It took two minutes at most to do this.

Great post. Exactly as you said. Just a few minutes and a nice repair. Thanks