OEM Toyota Yaris Antenna Cable

Toyota Yaris Antenna Cable Parts and Q&A

• Antenna Cable
  86101-52410
  Q: How to remove the antenna cable and associated components on Toyota Yaris?

  A:

  A safe way to remove antenna cables requires users to disconnect the negative cable from the battery yet wait longer than 90 seconds to stop Air Bag activation. The installation process for the 60/40 Split Seat Type begins with removing the rear seat cushion cover pad sub-assembly then continuing with the rear seatback assemblies (RH and LH) before taking out the luggage compartment floor mat and spare wheel cover assembly and luggage compartment trim inner pad. Inside the Fixed Seat Type remove both the rear seat cushion cover pad sub-assembly and the rear seatback assembly. Next, remove the front door scuff plates (RH and LH), instrument panel under cover sub-assemblies (RH and LH), cowl side trim boards (RH and LH), front door opening trim Weather Strips (RH and LH), rear door scuff plates (RH and LH), rear door opening trim Weather Strips (RH and LH), rear seat side covers (RH and LH), roof side inner garnishes (RH and LH), center pillar lower garnishes (RH and LH), Seat Belt anchor cover cap, front seat outer belt assemblies (RH and LH), center pillar upper garnishes (RH and LH), front pillar garnishes (RH and LH), instrument panel lower center finish panel, instrument panel finish panel ends (RH and LH), instrument cluster finish No.1 panel, combination meter assembly, glove compartment door assembly, upper instrument panel sub-assembly, and instrument cluster center finish panel sub-assembly (except integrated with panel). Detach the radio receiver assembly and antenna cord sub-assembly by disassembling the bolt and hook and bracket followed by using a clip remover to detach the clamp and disconnecting the antenna amplifier connector and then removing the five clamps and antenna cord. You must finish the procedure by taking off the assist grip cover combined with the assist grip sub-assembly and both visor assemblies (RH and LH), their respective visor holders and room light assembly and map light assembly and roof headlining assembly. To accomplish this step disconnect the antenna connector while eliminating any curtain shield Air Bag clips or hooks that apply. The process of removing tape from the No. 2 antenna cord sub-assembly requires different steps depending on whether a vehicle has a curtain shield Air Bag feature or not. The front and rear side real spacers must have their claws detached using proper procedures.
• Antenna Cable
  86101-52340
  Q: How to install the radio antenna cable for the Hatchback 5 Door on Toyota Yaris?

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  The first step to install the radio antenna cord on the Hatchback 5 Door is to read and understand the precautionary notices that impact the srs Air Bag system. The installation of the rear seat requires tool "Torx" socket wrench E10. The antenna cord with red positioning tape must be placed into claw A of the front side rail spacer before being positioned through the cutout of the roof headlining and secured with 6 new pieces of tape. The installation for models without Curtain Shield Air Bag requires four new pieces of tape following the same procedures. The headliner roof assembly installation requires contact of the 4 hooks followed by securing the clip on Curtain Shield Air Bag models or by connecting the 2 claws and 4 hooks followed by attaching both connectors and antenna cord at the clamp. Connect the plug and connector and fix the bracket with bolt after installing the NO. 2 antenna cord with its 4 clamps. Continue with the installation of the upper instrument panel sub-assembly, NO. 1 switch hole base, glove compartment door assembly, combination meter assembly, instrument cluster finish panel, instrument panel finish panel ends (RH and LH), front pillar garnishes (RH and LH), map light assembly, room light assembly, visor holders (RH and LH), visor assemblies (RH and LH), roof headlining service hole cover (for models without a Curtain Shield Air Bag), assist grip sub-assembly and cover, Seat Belt anchor cover, center pillar garnishes (upper and lower RH and LH), front seat outer belt assemblies (RH and LH), seat belt anchor cover cap, roof side inner garnishes (RH and LH), rear center seat outer belt assembly, deck trim side panel assemblies (RH and LH), rear seat outer belt assemblies (RH and LH), rear door opening trim Weather Strips (RH and LH), rear door scuff plates (RH and LH), front door opening trim Weather Strips (RH and LH), cowl side trim boards (RH and LH), instrument panel under cover sub-assemblies (RH and LH), front door scuff plates (RH and LH), rear deck trim cover, rear seat assemblies (RH and LH for 60/40 Split Seat Type), NO. 1 rear seat leg covers (for RH and LH sides), NO. 2 rear seat leg cover, rear seatback assembly (for Hold Down Seat Type), rear seat cushion cover pad sub-assembly (for Hold Down Seat Type), deck floor boxes (RH and LH), deck board sub-assembly, and package tray trim panel assembly. Secure the negative cable to the terminal while using 5.4 Nm (55 kgf-cm, 48 in-lbf) torque then inspect the srs warning light.