Chrysler 5064710AA Antenna Mast

Just unscrew the mast from its base. You can usually unscrew it by hand, but if needed, you can use pliers to loosen it. Take off the rear garnish molding at the back of the headliner and also the rear quarter trim panels. Pull down the headliner at its rear end for access to the antenna's base. Unscrew the antenna base nut and disconnect the cable to separate it from roof panel. To install it again, perform them in a reverse order of removal.

Just unscrew the mast from its base. You can usually unscrew it by hand, but if needed, you can use pliers to loosen it. Take off the rear garnish molding at the back of the headliner and also the rear quarter trim panels. Pull down the headliner at its rear end for access to the antenna's base. Unscrew the antenna base nut and disconnect the cable to separate it from roof panel. To install it again, perform them in a reverse order of removal.

Some later models come with an integral type grid type two piece antenna sited on the right rear quarter glass which must be replaced with the glass and therefore must be repaired in a glass works. Furthermore, optional satellite radio is offered after some later models using a small antenna placed on the rear aspect of the roof. To remove the antenna, unbend the cable from the negative terminal board and unbolt the mast off the fitting situated on the right side stern. Take out the cover, nut and the bezel fitting, go ahead and take the right kick panel, also disconnect the splice of the cable present in the kick panel section. Pull a string or a length of wire along the antenna cable; take out the top fender bolts, and the bolts near the top door hinge of the rear fender. Delicately unscrew the upper rear corner of the fender to develop accessibility of the antenna in addition to cutting the string and pulling out the antenna cable from the car. Screw a cable end to the new cable and using the string, pull the cable into the interior. The rest of the steps are done in a mirrored sequence to the removal steps. For models from 2008 or later or for ones that are equipped with satellite radio the antenna can be removed by lifting the headliner at the rear of the interior which may be difficult due to the delicate nature of the headliner and would therefore best be removed by a professional. Remember to unscrew the electrical cable from the bottom of the car antennas, and loosen the two locating tabs that hold the antennas on roof with the use of a small screw driver to remove the reverse of installation.