Roof-Mounted GSM Antenna
- Turn the ignition key to position 0.
- Remove the rear interior lighting. Start by removing the rear edge and allow to hang.
- Clean the roof around the existing antenna dummy, above the rear windscreen
- Apply tape around the antenna dummy to prevent paintwork damage when the antenna dummy is cut off.
- Remove the antenna dummy. Cut around the antenna dummy. Use handles P/N 9512333 with a thin piano wire.NOTE:
There are three locating pins in the antenna dummy so pull the wire from both ends. Pull evenly to prevent paintwork damage.
- Remove the tape.
Fig 5: Removing Protective Film From Tape And Aligning Locating Pins For Antenna With Corresponding Holes In Roof
NOTE:
To ensure the best results, it is recommended that two people press the new antenna onto the roof. One person should push against the inside of the roof to prevent buckling when the antenna is pressed down.
- Clean the area on the roof where the new antenna is to be positioned. Use a mixture of 30% isopropanol and 70% water. Wipe dry
- Remove the protective film from the tape on the antenna
- Align the locating pins for the antenna in the corresponding holes in the roof. Press the antenna securely into place.NOTE:
Apply pressure to the antenna for at least 30 seconds so that the tape secures properly.
Fig 6: Turning Clip 90° To Remove It From Headlining And Locating Pre-Routed Cable For Antenna Behind Hole For Interior Lighting
- Turn the clip 90°. Remove the clip from the headlining
- Carefully fold down the center section of the rear end of the headlining. Find the pre-routed cable for the antenna behind the hole for the interior lighting.
- Connect the violet connector on the pre-routed antenna cable to the left outlet on the antenna. The antenna cable is taped to the headlining behind the hole for the interior lighting
- Reinstall the clip in the headlining
- Reinstall the interior lighting.
CAUTION:
Leave the car indoors for two hours after installing the antenna. Do not wash the car for at least 48 hours after installation.