2006 Trailblazer install

[dnl]

Help
Have looked all over and can'T find away to get the coax in from the antenna(could drill thru the roof) Has anyone done this install?? I think I can get the power in but not the coax Thanks Dnl

 

[RolnCode3]

Help
Have looked all over and can'T find away to get the coax in from the antenna(could drill thru the roof) Has anyone done this install?? I think I can get the power in but not the coax Thanks Dnl

Confused. I had an 08 TB that had 4 antennas on the roof. They were all drilled through. What are you thinking of doing if not putting them on the roof?

 

[nickwilson159]

Are you using an NMO mount or a magnet mount? I ended up coming up with a somewhat "permanent" solution using a magnet mount (I'm a college student and my '99 Blazer is in my dad's name - since he's squeamish about drilling a hole, that was out of the question). I pulled off some of the weather stripping that surrounds the passenger side door frame, cut out a little bit of the metal (enough for the coaxial cable to fit through), then put the weather stripping back in place and sealed it all up with silicone. Keeps everything sealed (no water leakage at all), no wind noise, no pinched coaxial cable, and the antenna can still come off without leaving a hole when I'm done with the Blazer. Naturally, my next vehicle is getting drilled...

 

[dnl]

Confused. I had an 08 TB that had 4 antennas on the roof. They were all drilled through. What are you thinking of doing if not putting them on the roof?

Mag mount w/ diamond dualband(50+ inchs) doors and rear gate have no way in for the coax don't need to drill for thr coax if I can get in w/out drilling it Before the TB I had Drango and it was the same and I went underer the seal ect and had nothing but grief to the power of 10 I've installed radios since 1970 and never had this kind of problem the more I think about it Maybe I'll just drill-- Thanks for your time

Don