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Antenna

Some of these "shark fins" are just for aesthetics and others may be the antenna for the radio and gps if applicable. These units can be ordered fro the dealer and installed either at the dealer or by a third...

No, the defrosting mechanism is built into the window and should not be destroyed by removing the tint. As with anything, however, just use caution when taking the tint off (https://www.yourmechanic.com/article/how-to-take-off-window-tint).

The problem is most likely the motor for the power antenna. Motors wear out over time (28 years) and will eventually stop working. I would first check the fuse to see if it is blown, if so the antenna motor...

Hi there. When it comes to removing and replacing the antenna in your Corvette, the wheel well and tire assembly must come off to get the antenna out. You can remove the tail light and get to the antenna mounting...

The antenna wire should not be connected to anything that would cause the car to not start, especially if it is getting power to crank. I would suggest checking to see if the spark plugs are getting fuel to them....

Push-button ignition (https://www.yourmechanic.com/question/how-does-a-keyless-push-button-ignition-work) system designs are highly technical and vary between manufacturers. Here, in a nutshell, is how they work. When you push the “engine start” button, that button sends an electrical command (voltage signal) to several control modules (computers)....