OEM Chrysler Town & Country Antenna Mast

Chrysler Town & Country Antenna Mast Parts and Q&A

• Antenna Mast, Black bright Stainless
  4685574
  Q: How to Service and Repair an Antenna Mast on Chrysler Town & Country?

  A:

  The first step to servicing and repairing the antenna mast is to remove the Glove Box from the instrument panel. Disconnect the tube from the end of the extension and then take out the right kick trim panel. Remove the rubber grommet insulator from the hinge pillar and pull the Antenna Cable inside the door between the two hinges. Support the vehicle on safety stands and take off the wheel and wheelhouse splash shield now. Once connected, take out the antenna mast from the antenna base. Unscrew the plastic cap from your cap nut and prevent and use your cap nut tool to remove the cap nut linking the antenna base to the front Fender. Release the antenna base that's connected under the front fender. To set up, connect the antenna base to the front fender's underside and fix it with the supplied nut. Instead of a cap, securely place the plastic one on the cap nut and attach the antenna mast to the antenna base. Put the front wheelhouse splash shield and the front wheel back on and then set the vehicle on the ground. Rock the cable through the lower opening of the hinge pillar and slide the rubber grommet into the door hinge pillar. Put in the kick panel, attach the antenna cable to the extension cable and then set the glove box back onto the instrument panel.
• Antenna Mast, Black
  56038725AC
  Q: How to Install an Antenna Mast on Chrysler Town & Country?

  A:

  As a first step in installing the mast, join the Antenna body and cable mount to the Fender. Next, insert the Antenna Cable through the opening in the fender. Lay the grommet in the cable opening and connect one end of the cable to the instrument panel harness connector. After that, fit the antenna nut and adapter and, if the vehicle has it, put on the shroud before you attach the inner fender shield. After that, install the antenna mast and tighten it to 5 N-m (46 in. lbs.) so it is firmly fixed and doesn't leave any gap when the base connects. The antenna cable from the hood can be slipped into the instrument panel antenna cable and, after that, the right side cowl trip panel can be carelessly installed. In the end, reconnect the cable that goes to the battery's negative terminal.