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2003 Lincoln Navigator Antenna Base, Car Speakers
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OEM 2003 Lincoln Navigator Parts for Antenna & Radio
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Antenna Cable Installation and Repair Tips for 2003 Lincoln Navigator
- Q: How to service the front antenna cable on 2003 Lincoln Navigator?A: In order to service the front antenna lead-in cable, the right-hand scuff plate and the A-pillar lower trim panel have to be removed. Unscrew the retainer and the rear lead-in cable of the antenna. Snip the ends of old antenna cable and tape it to the wiring harness. Install the new cable and undo the un-removal process.