How to Remove a Roof Antenna?

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AugustDella
07/30/25 3:29am
Remove the reading light above the rear seats inside the car. Start by removing the headlight above the driver's seat inside the car. Once the headlight is removed, you will see the antenna's screws. Unscrew the antenna base screws, then remove the antenna along with its base.
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