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Question: Will this antenna fit my Nissan 1998 Pathfinder?
Document: Unit purchased to replace factory unit on my old Nissan Altima. The original unit had stopped raising and lowering, and an official Nissan one costs $199. Because the unit is meant to replace several different models, it has an adjustable bracket to fit different car models. I found the main difficulty in finding the right bracket setting and gasket for the antenna mast. We also had to experiment with the wiring, but we found the right settings it has been working fine for about nine months now.
The unit looked all intact. Although it did not fit the car I ordered it for. The wireing is different, and the antenna wire has the wrong end on it, both ends are males. To make this  unit work I will have to trouble shoot the wirering to find the hot and ground wire then slpice the antenna wire together. This unit was sold as a replacement unit for a 1998 fire bird antenna and it is not.
I ordered this replacement part after making sure that it would work on my 1998 Maxima. Upon receiving it, I found that it does not fit my car, after all. So I wasted a good chunk of money on something I won't be able to use. I contacted the company and got the okay to send it back for a refund but never got around to it.
I bought this to replace a non motorized antenna in my 2001 Nissan Sentra. Despite being listed as compatible with my car and including five or six exterior mounts none matched my front fender and all left the original antenna hole in the fender exposed partially.
Bought the Metra 44-PW22 to replace a factory power antenna in a 1996 Nissan Maxima. By the wear on the flip top of the box, I could tell this individual product has been passed around more than a couple of times. Took out the old power antenna and hooked up the electrical to the &#34;new&#34; Metra. Heard a nice click but the antenna did not budge.
I had thought it would be a nissan part, it wasn't but still will work and was a good price
did not fit as explained in sales catalog. must rewire entire antenna wiring harness, very disappointed, can i get my refund?
It was virtually impossible to customize this to fit my Eclipse, so I just took the part I needed out of it and fixed my original antenna.
Got this for my Father in Law as a replacement for a broken power antenna. He said it took a little tweaking but it fit and works great!
It works great a few modifications to get it to fit but no problem to do. With it all connected it is a good little antenna. We used it for our 1984 Toyota Celica GTS.
Answer: I don't have the information for the antenna as to what it fits. Go to Metra Online (  http://www.metraonline.com/ ), fill in your car info, make model year etc and search for replacement radio antenna, it willtell you what metra model will fit your car. then do a google search for that metra part number and come back to amazon. i called autozone and they told me what metra part number they had listed for my car replacement antenna.