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Ford Excursion Antenna Cable
The Ford Excursion Antenna Cable transports radio frequency power from the antenna in a vehicle to the receiver, providing end-users with quality sounds on the AM, FM, or satellite broadcasts. Ford Excursion built for long journeys features a carefully insulated copper core and tightly fitting push-in connectors which enable the Antenna Cable to thread through the fender or roof into the dash with minimal loss. The cable connects with three antenna types: the height flexible external whip, the low-profile windshield trace, and the rooftop satellite dome. While mounted in different positions, their common Antenna Cable length, connector shape, or routing are modified slightly to accommodate, but the essential function remains the same. Many Excursion owners and Ford drivers are aware that when kinks, corrosion, or a hard tug break continuity, you'll either get static or silence. By quickly swapping in a new Antenna Cable with simple tools and panel clips, your entertainment will quickly be restored. Due to the height advantage of an SUV, it can effortlessly go over obstructions. As a result, Ford Excursion Antenna Cable damages from branches and car wash rollers are prevented.
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Ford Excursion Antenna Cable Parts Questions & Experts Answers
- Q: How to remove and install the antenna and antenna cable on Ford Excursion?A:Turns out that if you wanna take out the antenna, you must first take off the vent panel cover of the right side cowl together with the antenna mast and the rubber grommet. Next remove the antenna base mounting screws, raise the antenna and unscrew the antenna cable from the base. Insofar as the antenna cable is concerned, it holds the specificity to be located at the instrument panel reinforcement and defroster air duct; the general principle when installing a new cable shall be to ensure the cable stays within the area of the dash. Remove the right front wheel, then turn the lug nuts on the right front wheel a few turns counter clockwise, lift the vehicle and support it on jackstands. Located on the right side of the vehicle, it requires right front wheel puller, the right front inner fenderwell and the right front cowl side trim panel to be taken off. In inner fender well opening, separate the antenna cable from the antenna base, unbolt the cable retaining clip fixing the cable to inner fender and, by applying hands pressure,shift the cable with grommet into the passengers compartment. Last, unsolder the antenna lead coming from the rear side of the radio and installation is reverse of removal.
