ACDelco GM Genuine Parts 10370211 Radio Antenna

This replaced a broken antena and I did not realize how bad I needed to replace until I replaced it.

Screwed right into our 2013 antenna mount to replace the broken one. Works well

Antenna Fits perfect on my 2014 GMC Acadia Denali

The GM part number for Saturn Astra is GM 19332358. The antenna base should be a female thread. There is a misleading post for part GM 10370211 that will NOT fit Saturn Astra because the antenna base has a male thread.

Although the Dealership have me this part #, as did GM, this antenna did NOT fit the original antenna base. The screw threading was 1 size larger (3/16" original, 1/4" new) not actual sizes just an example. There is another part# that you can't find unless you have it. 15220915 & it will only work with Base # 25841610. I recommend removing the Base to see the part# on the underside before ordering anything. (Which I should have done 1st because there are 3 different Base part #'s) I actually got lucky because I ordered the Base that fit this part#. It's pretty easy to do and took me about 15 minutes. You Tube has a few videos. Hope someone can use my mistake as a learning experience.

The screw was one size too small.

While doing vigorous snow removal, I removed the antenna from the roof of a Chevy Equinox. Mine broke off inside the rubber about one cm in The remainder stayed attached to the base. Be careful, their are several antennas thst fit this vehicle, depending on the accessories. Be sure to check the list offered by the seller. The antenna shipped on the next business day, and arrived in my mailbox in Canada in about a week. Installation was easy ( use pliers to unscrew the broken stub from the base, exposing the hole where the screw base attaches to the antenna. Then simply tighten the new one by hand. ). It looksidentical to the old one, and has worked perfectly. Once again A great product from Amazon!

I did a silly thing and broke the antenna off of my Chevy Traverse when I hit something that was clearly marked "LOW CLEARANCE". I called the dealership and they gave me an estimate of about $200 to repair it. I went online and saw all of the reviews and comments that i could do it myself with this product so I ordered it. Unfortunately, a piece of the antenna broke off inside the housing and I couldn't figure out how to get that piece out. I thought I was out of luck. But I went ahead and screwed it in anyway. And it worked! The radio is not as clear as it was before but I works well and I happy with it and the product! And it was inexpensive. Love it!