GM 15829166
Antenna Cable

The first step to replacing the Radio Antenna Module Cable is to lower the rear section of the headliner. Unplug the cable connector from both the radio control module and the radio antenna module. First remove the cable from the roof cross member by detaching the cable retainer clips before removing the cable from the vehicle. The first step for installation involves attaching the cable to the roof cross member while using the retainer clips . First install the connector cable to the radio antenna module and then attach it to the radio control module . Finally, reinstall the headliner.

You must start replacing the radio antenna module cable by first removing the I/P trim panel followed by lowering the headliner. First loosen the bolt holding the radio antenna module to disconnect its electrical connector before eliminating the cable connection from the antenna module. You must first remove the cable clips from both the roof and the A-pillar region before disconnecting the cable from both the radio and electrical wire connector . Complete the radio cable removal from the car. Begin by mounting the cable clips to the A-pillar and connect the electrical wire connector and the cable to the radio system. Position the cable clips onto the roof before connecting the cable to the radio antenna module then attach the wire connector to the radio antenna module. Use a torque wrench to bolt in the radio antenna module to the roof at 9 N.m (80 lb in). Reinstall both the headliner and I/P trim panel to finish the process.

The initial step for an Antenna Cable replacement requires removal of the instrument panel trim panel. Begin by detaching the cable from its connections to the radio and both hvac duct and the Antenna. You should begin installation by connecting the cable to the radio and hvac duct and Antenna before reattaching the instrument panel trim panel.

Start your digital radio coaxial cable replacement by removing the left windshield pillar garnish molding then disconnecting the XM radio antenna cable. You should decant the front section of the headliner with caution to prevent damage from improper bending. Start by removing the upper I/P trim panel before disconnecting the XM antenna cable from its antenna connection position above the headliner. Remove the cable clips from the windshield pillar before you remove the antenna cable from the vehicle's structure. Starting the installation process requires attaching the XM antenna cable along with clips to the windshield pillar before connecting the cable to its position above the headliner. Following XM radio antenna cable installation at the IP the repair process ends with the upper I/P trim panel and subsequent windshield pillar garnish molding installation.

The first step to replace the radio antenna module cable connecting radio to module requires removal of I/P trim and lowering the headliner. Begin by disconnecting the electrical connector from the radio antenna module by loosening the mounting bolt for it. Then remove cable from the radio antenna module. Start by removing cable clips from the roof and A-pillar before disconnecting cable from the radio and the electrical wire connector . Before putting back the radio cable, secure cable clips at the A-pillar positions then link the electrical wire connector. After connecting cable to the radio previously install cable clips to the roof structure. Install the bolt fastening the radio antenna module to the roof using 9 N.m (80 lb in) torque. Once complete, connect cable to both the radio antenna module and wire connector to the radio antenna module. To finish up install the headliner along with the I/P trim panel.

To replace the radio antenna module cable from the radio to the module, start by removing the I/P trim panel, and after that, lower the headliner. Disconnect the electrical connector by loosening the bolt that retains the radio antenna module and disconnect cable from radio antenna module. Then remove cable clips from the roof and A-pillar, followed by cable disconnecting cable from the radio and the electrical wire connector . Once the radio cable has been removed from the vehicle, cable clips can be put back on the A-pillar and attachment of electrical wire connector is made. Next, connect cable to the radio and reinstall cable clips to the roof. Connect the cable to the radio antenna module and then attach a wire connector to the radio antenna module. Finally, install the bolt to hold the radio antenna module to the roof and tighten it to 9 N.m (80 lb in), then reinstall the headliner as well as the I/P trim panel.

When replacing the coaxial cable for digital radio start by taking off windshield pillar garnish molding while detaching the XM radio antenna cable . Show care while working with the headliner to prevent damage caused by excessive bending. Start by moving down the front section of the headliner while disconnecting the XM antenna cable from the antenna junction which sits above the headliner. Separate the windshield pillar cable clips before removing the antenna cable from your vehicle. Begin installation by linking the XM antenna cable with its clips to the windshield pillar before connecting the cable into the antenna connection above the headliner. The headliner installation should include attaching the XM radio antenna cable at the IP and reinstalling the windshield pillar garnish molding.

To replace the coaxial cable for digital radio extension, first take off the upper trim panel of instrument panel (I/P) and remove the digital cable antenna . In order to access the digital receiver and detach the Antenna Cable from it, open the i/p storage compartment completely. The fans will give off fresh air which leads the engine to cool. Some aircraft are equipped with suction fans while others are fitted with blowers. For the installation, first install the digital radio extension cable to the i/p and the engage Antenna Cable clips (4, 6). Then connect the Antenna Cable to the digital receiver and then connect the digital radio antenna extension cable to the digital radio Antenna Cable. Lastly, reinstall the i/p upper trim panel and pull the i/p storage compartment.

To install a replacement radio Antenna Cable extension cable, the first step is to remove the instrument panel trim panel. Then, unplug the extension cable from the radio, hvac duct, and Antenna. For fitting, join the extension cable to the radio, hvac duct and an Antenna and refit the instrument panel trim panel.

The i/p trim panel removal along with lowering the headliner serves as the first step to replace the navigation and cellular telephone antenna coaxial cable. Disconnect the cables from the Antenna Base while monitoring their correct pathways. The cable needs to be removed first from the module and then the cable retainers need to be extracted from the roof and pillar area. Start by installing the cable retainers back to their roof and pillar locations before connecting cables between the Antenna Base and module. Proper cable routing requires no excessive bends. The final step involves reinstallation of both the headliner along with the i/p trim panel.

The process starts by removing the upper trim panel from the instrument panel (I/P) to disconnect the digital radio Antenna Cable . Step one involves pulling out the storage compartment in the instrument panel until its fully extended so you can reach the digital receiver. Disconnect the Antenna Cable from its connection to the digital receiver. Trim the original cable ends before leaving the remaining parts within the wiring harness assembly. To install the new cable follow these steps; route it through the i/p while keeping it secure with Antenna Cable clips. Attach the Antenna Cable to the digital receiver followed by connecting the digital radio antenna extension cable to the Antenna Cable. Reinstall the i/p upper trim panel and close the i/p storage compartment before the process is completed.

Start the radio antenna module cable replacement by removing both the IP trim panel and lowering the headliner. The electrical connector will disconnect when the bolt holding the radio antenna module is loosened before removing cable from the output. Start by removing cable clips from the roof along with the A-pillar. Then disconnect cable from the radio and the electrical wire connector. You should connect the electrical wire connector after attaching cable clips to the A-pillar while having the vehicle's radio cable removed. To begininstallation start by connecting cable to the radio and installing cable clips onto the roof. Match cable to both the radio antenna module and the wire connector that belongs to the radio antenna module. Secure the radio antenna module bolt to the roof with a 9 N.m (80 lb in) torque before reattaching the headliner and IP trim panel.

The first step in replacing the digital radio Antenna Cable (Extension) is to eliminate the upper trim panel from the instrument panel (I/P) and disconnect the digital radio Antenna Cable. Open the i/p storage compartment fully to gain access to the digital receiver and disconnect the Antenna Cable from it. Trim the ends of the original cable, leaving the rest in the wiring harness assembly. For installation, route, and retain the new cable through the to the i/p, using the Antenna Cable clips (4, 6) to retain it. Connect the Antenna Cable to the digital receiver and then connect the digital radio antenna extension cable to the digital radio Antenna Cable. Finally, replace the i/p upper trim panel and close the i/p storage compartment.

The first step to replace the Antenna Cable requires removing the instrument panel trim panel. First disconnect the Antenna Cable from its connection points at the radio and hvac duct and Antenna. Connect the Antenna Cable to the radio and hvac duct and Antenna before you reposition the instrument panel trim panel.

The first step to replace the Radio Antenna Module Cable between radio and module consists of removing I/P trim panel together with lowering the headliner. Disengage the electrical connector of the radio antenna module by unbolt-ing the retaining bolt before removing the cable from the antenna module. Start by detaching cable clips from both roof and A-pillar then disconnect cable from radio while removing the electrical wire connector . Put the cable clips back onto the A-pillar after removing the radio cable from your vehicle and then connect the electrical wire connector. Reinstall cable clips to the roof after your final step of connecting cable to the radio. Proceed to connect cable to the radio antenna module followed by attaching the wire connector to the radio antenna module. The radio antenna module requires securing to the roof by using the retaining bolt with a torque setting of 9 N.m (80 lb in). Locate and reinstall the I/P trim panel before installing the headliner.

To replace the navigation and cellular telephone antenna coaxial cable, start with removing the i/p trim panel and dropping the headliner. Disconnect the cables from the base of the antenna and remove cable retainers from the roof and pillar ensuring to note the routing of the cables. Then, disconnect the cable from module. Installation: first install the cable retainers to the rood and pillar, then attach the cables to the module and to the Antenna Base making sure thatentesicits are routed in the appropriate way without sharp bends. Lastly, you should install the headliner and the i/p trim panel back.

In order to remove the Digital Radio Antenna Cable, remove the left windshield pillar garnish molding and disconnect the XM radio antenna cable. Take care in handling the headliner because too much bending may cause damage, after that, lower the front of the headliner. First of all, disconnect the XM Antenna cable from the antenna connection above the headliner afterward remove the upper Instrument Panel (I/P) to the trim panel. Next, remove the cable clips from the windshield pillar and pull out the antenna cable from the vehicle. During installation, the first step is to attach the XM antenna cable and clips on the windshield pillar and then connect the cable to the antenna connection above the headliner. Reinstall the headliner, the XM radio antenna cable connected at the I/P, and the upper I/P trim panel and the windshield pillar garnish molding, respectively.

The initial step for replacing the navigation and cellular telephone antenna coaxial cable involves removing the i/p trim panel along with the headliner. Follow these steps first when you disconnect cables from the Antenna Base by taking out cable retainers from the roof and pillar while paying attention to the cables' path. The cable connection to the module has to be disconnected. Begin installation by placing the cable retainers on the roof as well as pillar before you link the cables to both the Antenna Base and module. Keep the cables straight while following the proper routing. Completion of the process includes reinstalling both the headliner and the i/p trim panel.

First step in Antenna extension cable replacement involves instrument panel removal. Begin by disconnecting the extension cable from the Antenna as well as radio and hvac duct. The installation process begins by connecting the extension cable to the radio and hvac duct and Antenna and follows with installation of the instrument panel.

The coaxial cable replacement process starts with unfastening the windshield pillar garnish molding while disconnecting the XM radio antenna cable. Use caution when lowering the front section of the headliner to prevent any damage from bending. Start by disconnecting the XM antenna cable from its antenna connection point above the headliner. After that disconnect the windshield pillar clips to separate the antenna cable from the entire vehicle. Begin by hooking up the XM antenna cable with its clips to the windshield pillar followed by connecting the cable to the headliner-mounted antenna connector. Install the headliner and connect the XM radio antenna cable at the IP before reinstalling the windshield pillar garnish molding.

The first thing to do when replacing the coaxial cable for the navigation and cellular telephone antenna is to take off the i/p trim panel and drop the headliner. Unplug the cables from the Antenna Base and get rid of the cable retainers from the roof and pillar, always making sure to watch how the cables are routed. After that, remove the cable from the module. When installing, put the cable retainers onto the roof and pillar before you connect the cables to both the module and the Antenna Base, making sure there are no sharp bends. In the end, put the headliner and i/p trim panel back in place.

Connect the cables to the module and to the antenna base, ensuring that the cables are routed properly without sharp bends.