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For those of you that have removed your GPS antenna. Is it glued on or is the rubber gasket all that seals it to the roof? I am thinking about
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GPS Antenna removal
For those of you that have removed your GPS antenna.
Is it glued on or is the rubber gasket all that seals it to the roof? I am thinking about removing it to wrap my roof. The FSM doesn’t really say if there’s any glue to deal with. |
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01-17-2021, 12:48 PM
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Bolts through the roof panel. You'll be left with a central hole for the antenna and 2 bolt holes to fill. I removed to wrap the roof.
Gotta pull down the headliner at the rear where the decklid meets to access nuts. Easie piesie Nice spec car BTW! 
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