You just drill this right into the car door?
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I don't think it's that easy. Read some of the reviews and you'll find more info on how others have done it. One thing certain, I wouldn't just put screws into the typical cardboard-like panels. I'd want to be contacting some metal, so you might have to take off the door panels and see what's behind them.
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you just have to unscrew the flap that's onyour door now and screw this one in instead. it takes about 3 minutes
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No. But the screws easily go right through to create the hole. Worked perfectly.
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Yep, all you need is a screw driver. Did it in about 30-45 minutes. I'm 20 years old.
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No. This door is installed by snapping the two separate halves together from each side of a screen.
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Pull the inside rod out and it clicks incrementally. Pull over to door, wedge it into back side of the door.
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Nope. You just yank it open. (which causes one to question how well the safety interlocks work)
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no, but i merely put it in the car on the seat and secure the whole thing with the seatbelt wheels and all.
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Yes. You can install it yourself with paying extra for a mechanic to do it.
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No tricks, thread the loop through the hole and then insert the thick end through the loop. Done!
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You just pull the handle straight out from the body a little bit then crank it.
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Yes, providing you have already had it cut at the hardware store or big box store. However, do not attempt to start the vehicle unless this new key is programed!!!
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This is a "replacement" antenna and would typically go on top of a fender "ridge". If you do not already have an existing hole in the car's fender (or elsewhere on the body) then, yes, you will need to drill a hole. You would either need the appropriate "hole saw" or you could drill a smaller hole with a 3/8' to 1/2" twist drill and then "hog" the hole larger using a round file or a powered rasp or carbide grinding bit.As a side note, I did NOT install this antenna on my truck because this piece of Chinese junk came with the swivel screw attached so tightly I accidentally broke the antenna trying to get it out. Check that before you go drilling any holes in your car!Good luck. This is a "replacement" antenna and would typically go on top of a fender "ridge". If you do not already have an existing hole in the car's fender (or elsewhere on the body) then, yes, you will need to drill a hole. You would either need the appropriate "hole saw" or you could drill a smaller hole with a 3/8' to 1/2" twist drill and then "hog" the hole larger using a round file or a powered rasp or carbide grinding bit.As a side note, I did NOT install this antenna on my truck because this piece of Chinese junk came with the swivel... » Read More This is a "replacement" antenna and would typically go on top of a fender "ridge". If you do not already have an existing hole in the car's fender (or elsewhere on the body) then, yes, you will need to drill a hole. You would either need the appropriate "hole saw" or you could drill a smaller hole with a 3/8' to 1/2" twist drill and then "hog" the hole larger using a round file or a powered rasp or carbide grinding bit.As a side note, I did NOT install this antenna on my truck because this piece of Chinese junk came with the swivel screw attached so tightly I accidentally broke the antenna trying to get it out. Check that before you go drilling any holes in your car!Good luck. « Show Less
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Yep, I used my car key and very carefully bore it out by simply spinning my key to get it to the proper size.
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yes, it is not well designed. I almost break the door. you have to pull a bit the side notches and act carefully
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No. It just slides right into a slot in the side of the console. It's as easy as plugging a flash drive into a USB slot
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Just put the ring into the groove then literally just pop the thing on your wheel.