To replace the radio antenna on the 1990 Jetta you simply unscrew it (counter-clockwise) and screw the new one clock-wise.
If you are replacing antenna with off the shelf product
You will probably have to remove the wheel, wheel well fender protector, to have access to the bolt for the antenna
it's fairly simple. i did it myself since the dealers wanted too much money to do it. it took approximately 5-20 minutes. i bought my antenna on the internet for about $50. it is bolted down underneath the roof of the car. so you have to remove a portion of the liner to do it. i removed the left rear passenger hand bar with a Phillips head screw driver. you can pop loose a panel that runs from the rear window toward the lining. you can then pull down that corner of the roof lining allowing you access to the bolt. you can use channel locks to remove the bolt. the antenna can be unplugged. bolt down and plug in your new antenna. replace the lining, pop the panel back in, and screw the hand bar back in. the dealer wanted $300 to do it and i had the antenna. they just needed to install. that angers me.
-- I used these instructions, and this is basically all you need to do. Personally, I found the project a bit more involved, mostly in the reassembly stage. It was difficult to get the headliner back in position over the rear window. I ended up fashioning a tool out of a thin piece of metal to get it all back into place. Overall, about 1 hour for me.
Also, I would note, at least with my car, the Rear-right would have been the better side to work from. That was the side my antenna plug was. The left side worked, just had to reach across.
you have to remove all of the upper interior paneling; the headliner comes down and there is your antenna. loosen the one nut, disconnect the wire from the back of the radio and pull it out. reverse your steps for installation of the new antenna. it took me about 45 minutes.
Remove the front wheel , antenna side and wheel to gain access to the antenna's nut
the actual antenna mast can be accessed from underneath the driver-side fender flare. Hope that gets you on your way!
Buy an aftermarket radio kit or find a factory one on Ebay but make sure you have the security code otherwise the radio will not work.
22 mm socket and careful prying down of interior panels till u get enough clearance to access the bolt, the unbolt it and pull/wiggle it out
yes u can
The molding around your radio pops off, you may need to pry in the cornors. take out the 4 screws that hold in the radio, pull out radio disconnect the antenna, power, than plug back in the new one, replace molding.
Laluna - radio - was created in 1995-08.
I need the color coding for my 1995 Toyota T100 radio harness to facilitate the installation of an after market radio.
Destiny Turns on the Radio was created on 1995-04-28.
i believe you can but just make sure the radio is the same model and the one your taking out
very carefully
yes u can
There is no button for the power antenna it works by it self if you turn on the ignition and your radio is on the antenna should come up by it self, if problem doesent go away it could be that ur radio isent hooked up to the antenna (yellow wire) or your power antenna blew.
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The antenna doesn't have anything to do with the speakers but if the antenna won't extend then you may only receive the closest station near your area.
you cant you basically have to go and get one from a junk yard because I have a 97 Jetta and thatsw what I did because there was no other way to replace it.
I need to replace radio CD player from 1995 Avalon
you have to enter the 4 digit safe code found in your owners manual
go to walmart buy the wiring adapter which come with the antenna adapter, a;so get the mounting adapter make sure you fet the right one or you'll have a headache.
$113 to $130 says my brother who works on cars. Hope that helps!
pull out the passenger side inner fenderwell. once out you can get to all the things needed to remove/replace.