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I had posted this question on the electronics section of the forum and got no response so ill try it here. I have had a problem with my antenna on my Jeep where it keeps wiggling out of the socket and wont stay in, so i have to keep screwing it back in. is there a way to solve this. oh, and...

thanx, that sounds possible since i just recently had two tires replaced up on the front, so it could be them. funny, thats when the vibration started too! duh, my bad!!:roll:

thanx for that, ill look into it, but the vibration isn't the whole cab i can just feel it in the drivers seat, and others say they feel it in the passenger seat too, but the whole cab isn't shaking.

lately my jeep has felt like one of those vibrating massage chairs at the mall at certain speeds. i think it might be either my rear differential or my transfer case (just a guess on the last one). around 40 it has a mild vib., then it dies off as you pick up speed, then it starts again, a...

all i want to know is if there is a way to keep the antenna from coming out if its socket and if there's a brand/kind of antenna that may get better reception than the stock antenna that comes with the car

have you tried going to a actual Jeep dealer? they probably can help you find the right tool.

I have an '98 Jeep Grand Cherokee and the antenna on it is kinda loose, it wobbles around and i have to keep re-tightening it down, plus the reception on radio stations isn't all that good, can anyone give me tips on a good replacement antenna, and how to install it?

ok, thanx. :)

I recently had to have my front differential on my Grand Cherokee replaced and they said that the oil was as dirty as oil can get and that the gears all needed replacing. if that was the case with the front differential, should i be worried about the rear?

Hi, im new to owning a Jeep and have absolutely no expertise in fixing or maintaining a car on my own. I have a 1998 Jeep Grand Cherokee Limited, and would appreciate any help that i can get.