YACT: Car Audio Experts please help

[ViRaLRuSh]

I bought a new antenna for my car, since my original power one broke. I went with a conventional this time, since they are cheaper and I don't care how nice a power one is.

But anyway, the new antenna has a male connector for it, but my car has a male connector coming from the stereo. I went to stores like pepboys, advance auto parts, circuit city, radio shack, sears etc. But they didnt have anything like what I need. Does anyone know where I can find one? even ordering online is a possibility. Thanks in advance.

 

[LS20]

2 males? sounds like you need a buttplug

 

[Ryan]

Originally posted by: LS20
2 males? sounds like you need a buttplug

Bwhahahahah

Seriously, just cut the connectors and connect the wires together

 

[440sixpack]

I know Crutchfield sells antenna adapters (I just got one free with my order). Other online car audio stores may have them a bit cheaper.

 

[ViRaLRuSh]

Originally posted by: rbloedow

Originally posted by: LS20
2 males? sounds like you need a buttplug

Bwhahahahah

Seriously, just cut the connectors and connect the wires together

Is it hard to do you think? or can someone with a good amount of car knowledge do it? (My GF's Dad is a mechanic)

 

[ViRaLRuSh]

Originally posted by: 440sixpack
I know Crutchfield sells antenna adapters (I just got one free with my order). Other online car audio stores may have them a bit cheaper.

what would I do a search for?

 

[rudeguy]

its just a like a coax cable when you splice it


EDIT: tell me the make and model and I will get a part number for you

 

[ViRaLRuSh]

Originally posted by: rudeguy
its just a like a coax cable when you splice it


EDIT: tell me the make and model and I will get a part number for you

So can I use coaxial connectors and do it as if it was a cable line? Or did you mean it differently? Sorry, I'm a noob.

 

[rudeguy]

I meant splice it just like you would a coax cable...you will lose some reception if you do that though