AccessoriesAutomatic Antenna, Service Install
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Automatic
Antenna, Service Install
The
automatic antenna is mounted on the right wing, supported by a bracket on the
right quarter panel and connected to ground.
Remove
right wing protective panelling.
Remove
retaining plugs from dash panel by knocking back tightening pin.
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Remove
3 retaining plugs from wheel housing by knocking back tightening pin.
Pull
off protective panelling from wheel opening flange.
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Drill
hole Æ 18 mm/0.71 in.for antenna.
If
present, remove right lower instrument panel panelling.
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Drill
hole Æ 5.2 mm/0.21 in. for antenna bracket and two holes Æ 13.5 mm/0.53 in. for antenna cable and antenna power lead in quarter
panel.
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Screw
antenna bracket and ground cable to antenna.
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Install
antenna.
To
do this, insert rubber sealing washer between bracket and quarter panel.
Lead
antenna cable with grommet and antenna power lead through quarter panel and
seal.
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Extend
antenna cable and lay to radio.
Up
to MY'89:
Prepare
and lay positive lead to fuse box and control lead to radio.
As
of MY'89:
Prepare
and lay positive lead to hazard warning switch and control lead to radio.
Fasten
antenna cable and power lead with instrument panel wiring harness retaining
straps.
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Up
to Model Year'89
Connect
positive lead on fuse box terminal "30".
Connect
control lead to radio, automatic antenna terminal.
Reinstall
parts removed.
Check
for proper functioning.
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As
of MY'89:
Remove
hazard warning switch.
Depress
detent springs with offset screwdriver and pull hazard warning switch out of
instrument panel towards front.
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Connect
positive lead to red cable of hazard warning switch using splice connector.
Connect
control lead on radio, automatic antenna terminal.
Reinstall
parts removed.
Check
for proper functioning.
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