How do you remove power antenna from car?

How do you remove power antenna from car?

Unscrew the bezel (Photo 1) and remove the antenna retaining bolts. If your power antenna is mounted inside the front fender, remove the wheel-well liner by pulling out the plastic rivets and push-in retainers. Next disconnect the power and coaxial cable connectors and remove the entire unit from the vehicle (Photo 2).

How do you hook up a new car antenna?

But be careful! If the splice comes apart inside the pillar, you’ll have to remove the pillar trim to fish the new cable. Form a hook in the old cable, loop a picture-hanging wire through it and then wrap it with tape for added insurance. You’ll have to remove the car radio to hook up the new cable.

How do you fix a stuck power antenna?

Fix a stuck power antenna by replacing a burned out motor or bad cable/mast. You can do both in about 2 hours, and you’ll avoid the $50 – $100 dealer service fee. You need only one special tool, an antenna wrench. Tilt the bottom of the antenna away from the fender and pull the unit down and out.

How do you change the fuel filter on a Mazda 626?

The Mazda 626 fuel filter is designed to fit one way. Install the new filter with the flow arrow on the side of the filter facing the direction of the engine. If the filter is installed the wrong way, the engine will not crank. Keep any open flames away from gas.

Where can I get an antenna for my Ford Lincoln?

At Ford Parts Center we have Antennas for all Ford Lincoln and Mercury vehicles. All of our Parts are the highest quality Ford Parts. Are you having issues holding a radio connection in your car?

Why is my power antenna not going up and down?

If your power radio antenna won’t go up and down anymore, the problem is either a burned-out motor or the geared cable inside the mast. Both are easy DIY fixes. You can do the entire repair in about two hours. The parts run about $25 for a new cable/mast, plus the cost of the special wrench.