Aerial - removal and refitting
Manually-operated type - all
models except Cabriolet
Removal
1 Withdraw the radio (Section 21) until the
aerial lead can be pulled out of the receiver
socket.
2 Working under the front wing, release the aerial inner wing bracket (see illustration).
23.2 Manually operated aerial attachments - all except Cabriolet models
A Inner wing bracket
screw
B Rubber grommet
C Aerial
3 Prise out the grommet and pull the aerial lead through the hole in the inner wing.
4 Unscrew the aerial collar retaining nut.
5 Withdraw the aerial, spacers and seal (see illustration).
23.5 Manually operated aerial upper attachment fixings - all except Cabriolet
A Collar retaining nut
B Bezel
C Spacer
D Seal
Refitting 6 Refitting is a reversal of removal.
Manually-operated type -
Cabriolet models
Removal
7 Open the boot lid and detach the support
strut from the side panel.
8 Release the tabs and remove the trim panel.
9 From under the rear panel undo the aerial bracket retaining screw (see illustration).
23.9 Manually operated aerial location on Cabriolet models
10 Undo the aerial collar retaining nut and remove the spacers and seal. Withdraw the aerial after unscrewing the lead.
Refitting
11 Refitting is a reversal of removal.
Power-operated type - all models
except Cabriolet
Removal
12 Carry out the operations described in
paragraph 1.
13 Lower the bottom facia insulation panel and disconnect the red and white aerial feed cables.
14 Working under the front wing, extract the self-tapping screw which secures the aerial lower bracket (see illustration).
23.14 Power operated aerial attachments - all models except Cabriolet
A Grommet
B Lower bracket screw
C Aerial drain tube
15 Prise out the grommet and pull the aerial lead through the hole in the inner wing.
16 Unscrew the aerial upper retaining nut and lower the aerial from its location. Take off the seals and spacers.
Refitting
17 Refitting is a reversal of removal.
Power-operated type - Cabriolet
models
18 The operations are the same as for the
Cabriolet manually operated type described
previously, but in addition disconnect the
power feed multi-plug before unscrewing the
aerial lead (see illustration).
23.18 Power operated aerial location on Cabriolet models
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