Car antena This is the forth car antena I have bought two the plastic case cracked and water got in and froze the broke open the next on the magnet becam rusted and it fell apart. I do not remove it from the car

Did u put e brake on? Either way brakes are froze.

the water tank has a float inside, the float has a magnet. the machine senses the position of the magnet and indicates water ok/not. sometimes the magnet rusts inside the plastic casing, renders it less magnetic so it wont work. or the float is missing- fell out while you were cleaning the tank. you will need a new magnetic float to fix the problem.

If I was you, I would remove the heads and look inside. If you see rust on the cylinder walls, then the smartest thing to do would be going to a junkyard and swapping out the motor. Trying to save that motor with rust inside will be very expensive.
I wouldn't worry about a cracked block unless you have good reason to believe it froze up over the winter. Usually some of the frost plugs will pop out if that is the case. Replacement is the best option here.
If there's no rust, then you could get lucky and replace the head gaskets and be on your way. Make sure you clean the water out, including the oil pan. Crank bearings do not like coolant. Flush the engine with diesel fuel and ATF. Leasve the oil drain plug out while you are rebuilding so air can circulate and dry up any remaining water.

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The telescopic antena can bw bought from most of the electronic spare part selling shops at your town. You have to take your borken antenna with you to show them as sample. There are many types of base fittings to the telescopic antena. So you have to open your radio, and unscrew out the base of the antenna also to select a new one. See the different types of seating bases to antenas.

I believe it had water in it and it froze. My did this and I had to open it and replace a plastic
tube which cracked when the water froze. Very important to completely drain or place in a place where it won't freeze.

THE FILTER HOUSING MAY HAVE FROZE AND BROKE. MAY HAVE FROZE ON TIME IN SHIPPING. CALL ELECTROLUX THEY WILL SEND YOU THE PART AND A TECHNICIAN TO FIX IT. SO IT COULD BE REPAIRED IN ONE TRIP.

you should just have to replace the casing.

1) Linkage from the inside handle became unhooked.
2) Linkage on many hondas have plastic parts that are prone to break.
3) In any case, you will have to take off the inside upholstery from the door to inspect the linkage, or other faulty part. It happened to me in my Accord. A plastic part broke in the linkage, very near the inside of the handle, i fixed it with super glue, and it lasted a week. As expected, a OEM part was needed, and fixed the problem.

this pole should have been capped off to start with,but you can fill it,then you can clean of outside and put sleeve around it,be sure to cover each end by about six inches and that should take care of the problem.

You may be able to clean up the magnet with a bit of vinegar and an old tooth brush. Make sure to leave the tank open to the air at all other times. Be sure to rinse the tank with a baking soda and water solution to get the taste of the vinegar out of there.