OEM Toyota Antenna Cable

Toyota Antenna Cable Parts Questions & Experts Answers

• Antenna Cable
  86101-06150
  Q: How to remove the antenna cable and associated components on Toyota Camry?

  A: The procedure for antenna cable removal starts with aligning wheels straight ahead followed by disconnecting the cable from the negative terminal then waiting 90 seconds to avoid Air Bag deployment. The procedure starts with a sequential removal of the lower No. 3 steering wheel cover second followed by the lower No. 2 steering wheel cover and next the steering pad after which the steering wheel assembly must be taken off. The procedure includes taking out the front door scuff plate LH together with cowl side trim sub-assembly LH and lower instrument panel finish panel LH (for TMC Made and TMMK Made) as well as the steering column cover (for TMC Made and TMMK Made) and turn signal switch assembly with spiral cable sub-assembly and No. 1 instrument panel sub-assembly and lower instrument panel finish panel (with and without Smart Key System). Continue by removing the instrument cluster finish panel, combination meter assembly (for TMC Made and TMMK Made), front door scuff plate RH, cowl side trim sub-assembly RH, instrument panel No. 2 under cover sub-assembly, lower instrument panel sub-assembly (for TMC Made and TMMK Made), shift lever knob sub-assembly (for both Automatic and Manual Transaxle), instrument cluster finish panel garnishes, floor shift position indicator housing sub-assembly (for Automatic Transaxle), upper console panel (for Manual Transaxle), upper console rear panel sub-assemblies (for both Automatic and Manual Transaxle), upper console panel sub-assemblies (for TMC Made and TMMK Made), instrument panel No. 2 register assembly, radio receiver with heater control panel assembly (without Navigation System), navigation receiver with heater control panel assembly, console box pocket, console box carpet, console box assemblies (for TMC Made and TMMK Made), console box insert fronts (for TMC Made and TMMK Made), front pillar garnishes, instrument panel No. 1 register assembly, instrument panel No. 1 speaker panel sub-assembly, front No. 2 speaker assemblies (for both LH and RH sides), defroster nozzle garnishes, instrument panel safety pad assemblies (for TMC Made and TMMK Made), defroster nozzle ducts (for TMC Made and TMMK Made), defroster nozzle assemblies (for TMC Made and TMMK Made), heater to register ducts (for TMC Made and TMMK Made), and No. 2 antenna cord sub-assembly by disengaging the 6 clamps and clip. Separate and remove the front seat headrest assembly components combined with seat track covers, inner seat track bracket covers and both Manual and Power Seats' front seat assemblies. Draw the operation sequence to dismantled rear seat components which includes rear seat cushion assembly and headrest assemblies and back assemblies (both Fixed and Fold Down Seat Types). Remove the components including rear door scuff plates together with opening trim Weather Strips, reclining remote control lever sub-assemblies, rear door inside handle bezel plugs, door assist grip covers, rear door trim board sub-assemblies, and inner glass Weather Strips from the vehicle. The necessary steps to remove the front seat outer belt assemblies for both left and right sides include dismantling the center pillar garnishes, roof side inner garnishes, front pillar garnishes, roof console box assembly, visor assemblies, visor holder, assist grip sub-assemblies, room light assembly without Sliding Roof, spot light assembly with Sliding Roof, sun roof opening trim moulding with Sliding Roof, sunshade trim holder with Rear Sunshade, and roof headlining assemblies both with and without Sliding Roof. After peeling open the tape which secures the antenna cord sub-assembly enough to extract it remove this assembly while keeping as much tape on the roof headlining for future use.
• Antenna Cable
  86101-35050
  Q: How to remove the antenna cable on Toyota 4Runner?

  A: The instrument panel safety pad sub-assembly must be removed as the first step before cutting off the antenna cable. The antenna cord sub-assembly must be removed after loosening the 4 clamps that hold it down.
• Antenna Cable
  86101-04010
  Q: How to service the radio antenna cable on Toyota Tacoma?

  A: Service of the radio antenna cable begins with disconnecting it from the negative terminal of the battery. The service procedure requires removal of the front floor footrest along with front door scuff plates (LH and RH), cowl side trim boards (LH and RH) and separation of front door opening trim Weather Strips (LH and RH). Service on the radio antenna requires removal of the front pillar garnishes (LH and RH) as well as the instrument panel under tray (for pedal type parking brake), the instrument panel hole cover (for lever type parking brake), and the console upper rear panel subassembly (for both automatic and manual transmissions on separate seat types). The instrument panel cup holder tray (for automatic transmission on separate seat type), rear console box assembly (for separate seat type), front console boxes (for both automatic and manual transmissions on bench and separate seat types) must be removed. The installer should remove in this order the air conditioner control assembly, radio receiver assembly, hood lock control lever subassembly, No. 1 lower instrument panel finish panel, instrument cluster finish panel sub-assembly, combination meter assembly, instrument cluster center finish panel sub-assembly, glove compartment door assembly, instrument panel lower finish panel sub-assembly (RH), lower instrument panel (LH), instrument lower cover subassembly, and instrument side panel (RH). After disconnecting the passenger Air Bag connector you should take out both the instrument panel passenger Air Bag assembly along with the instrument panel sub-assembly. The installation of the radio antenna cord sub-assembly requires users to disengage its 4 claws before extraction. The installation process requires engagement of the 4 claws for radio antenna cord sub-assembly before the instrument panel sub-assembly and passenger Air Bag assembly with their final step being passenger Air Bag connector reconnection. The installation process requires the instrument side panel (RH) followed by the instrument lower cover subassembly then the lower instrument panel (LH) with the instrument panel lower finish panel sub-assembly (RH) after which the glove compartment door assembly goes in followed by the center instrument cluster finish panel sub-assembly and combination meter assembly then the instrument cluster finish panel sub-assembly before the No. 1 lower instrument panel finish panel gets installed. Reinstall the hood lock control lever subassembly together with radio receiver assembly and air conditioning control assembly followed by front console boxes for both manual and automatic transmissions of bench and separate seat vehicles. The installer should position the instrument panel cup holder tray for automatic transmission on separate seat type followed by the rear console box assembly for separate seat type and the console upper rear panel subassemblies for both manual and automatic transmissions on separate seat types. Reposition the instrument panel hole cover (if you have lever parking brake) followed by the instrument panel under tray (if you have pedal braking) and front pillar garnishes (for both sides) before installing both front door opening trim Weather Strips and cowl side trim boards (positioned on both sides) as well as front door scuff plates (applied to each side). Finish by reconnecting the battery cable to the negative terminal and tighten it to 3.9 N.m (40 kgf.cm, 35 in.lbf).