OEM 2001 Lincoln Continental Antenna Cable

2001 Lincoln Continental Antenna Cable Parts Questions & Experts Answers

• Q: How Can You Service and Repair an Antenna Cable Without Removing It from the Wiring Harness on 2001 Lincoln Continental?

  A: Service and repair operations on antenna cable begin with package tray trim panel and B-pillar trim panel removal followed by disconnecting the battery ground cable. For antenna lead-in cable replacement services do not detach the wiring harness cable but place a new cable above it while anchoring it through wire ties that avoid harming the harness. Start by taking off the cowl trim panel and pulling back the carpet and then separate the radio antenna lead-in cable on both the front and back ends. Before you proceed pass the cable through the package tray sheet metal and discard the rear seat strainer clip before securing the position of the rear seat sound insulator. Remove the radio antenna lead-in cable retainer system before pulling the cable through the wiring conduit. When installing the reverse the cable removal steps by placing the new cable above the wiring harness and tying them together with wire ties and properly insulating the old cable terminals to prevent noise. So be warned that vehicle drive behavior may show abnormal symptoms after antenna lead-in cable changes because the vehicle needs to adapt its strategy through driving at least 16 kilometers (10 miles).