I've had the antenna mechanical connections loose all along. The problem is getting
the wiring out. We finally got some warm weather and the grommet the electicals
go through came out of the fender well
but I still need to get the antenna cable disconnected. and that's behind
a trim piece that seems to be held in by the luggage shade.
> You shouldn't have to remove the shade. You should be able to access
> it from under the car if you put it up on ramps. All the power antenna
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The cables are firmly attached to the antenna. As near as I can tell, I really do need to
get the luggage shade out, so I can get the trim piece behind it out, so I can unplug
the antenna cable.
> I've had the antenna mechanical connections loose all along. The problem is getting
> the wiring out. We finally got some warm weather and the grommet the electicals
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>>>Chuck Tribolet
JimS - 14 Feb 2007 14:47 GMT
> The cables are firmly attached to the antenna. As near as I can tell, I really do need to
> get the luggage shade out, so I can get the trim piece behind it out, so I can unplug
> the antenna cable.
Seems to me I did this once upon a time. Used a flat bladed screwdriver to
push in the spring-load post at one end of the shade roll-up assembly then
pulled that end of shade foward to remove the shade. It's been a while tho.
Good Luck
Chuck Tribolet - 23 Feb 2007 08:27 GMT
It turned out that the luggage shade wasn't holding the trim piece (actually the rail for the luggage
shade) but rather a screw I had missed. So the antenna is finally out.
> The cables are firmly attached to the antenna. As near as I can tell, I really do need to
> get the luggage shade out, so I can get the trim piece behind it out, so I can unplug
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