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2001 Mercury Mountaineer Antenna Base, Car Speakers
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XW7Z-18808-CA
Speaker Assy- Part Notes: 5 1/2" x 7 1/2" for rear doors, w/ audiophile sound
- Callout Name: 18808
- Replaced By: 6U5Z-18808-EA
MSRP: $62.73 Your Price: $43.85
F2DZ-18A886-BA
Kit - Aerial- Part Notes: Mast for fixed antenna
- Callout Name: 18A886
- Replaced By: MCPZ-18813-D
MSRP: $45.55 Your Price: $32.11
OEM 2001 Mercury Mountaineer Parts for Antenna & Radio
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Antenna Cable Installation and Repair Tips for 2001 Mercury Mountaineer
- Q: How to service and repair the fixed antenna cable on 2001 Mercury Mountaineer?A: It will be necessary to remove the fender apron and right cowl trim, remove the battery ground, nut, base cap, and the antenna mast, then take the broken part of the antenna cable out to repair it. Take out the audio unit and fold the glove compartment down to reach the antenna cable. Reformat by the reverse procedure and record possible drive symptoms.