Hello Everyone,
I have a strange noise from the back side of the roof panel in the area where is the aerial antenna. On Citroen service I saw that the aerial base is fixed with a nut from the roof.
I'm wondering if there is a way to remove the aerial antenna base without removing the whole roof panel? If not, does anyone know if the roof panel is glued or how can be removed?
Radio Aerial Antenna C5
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myglaren
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Re: Radio Aerial Antenna C5
On earlier C5s at least, the aerial is accessed through the rear interior light assembly.
Have a look and see if your's line up.
Have a look and see if your's line up.
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xf1ref
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Re: Radio Aerial Antenna C5
I have removed the rear light but there is some kind of frame made of foam. Is called ROOF WEDGE on diagram from service citroen.
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GiveMeABreak
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Re: Radio Aerial Antenna C5
Unfortunately it's a bit more involved on the X7, so I would definitely check the units in the first part of the procedure below, in case they are faulty.
Radio Aerial Units Only:
Radio Aerial
Remove:
The headlining
Notes:
CAUTIONS:
Apply a continuous bead of mastic, approximately 0.5 mm thick, to the audio equipment aerial base (10) (Index: "A1").
Proceed in the reverse order to removal.
Tighten:
Radio Aerial Units Only:
| Disconnect the connectors ( as "a", "b"). Remove:
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Remove:
- The rear shelf
- The quarter panel lower trims
- The rear screen pillar trims
- The quarter panel trims (Rear )
The headlining
| Disconnect the connectors (At "c" and "d"). Release the harness (5) (Radio aerial) ( as "e"). | CAUTION: Always replace the headlining if there is any damage or marking. Release the harness (5) (Radio aerial ( as "g"). Move aside the headlining (6). Release the harness (5) (Radio aerial) ( as "f"). |
| Move aside the headlining (6). Unclip: The fixing ( as "j") using trim tools. Release the harness (5) (Radio aerial) ( as "h"). | N.B.: Gain access between the headlining (6) and the roof crossmember (7) (In the direction of the arrow ). Move aside the headlining (6). Unclip: The mountings ( as "k") using trim tools. Release the harness (5) (Radio aerial). |
| N.B.: Gain access via the rear courtesy light lamp. Cut: The soundproofing (8) ( as "l"). | Move aside the headlining (6). Remove the nut (9). |
| Detach and remove: The audio equipment aerial (10) and the audio equipment aerial harness (5), (In the direction of the arrow ). |
CAUTIONS:
- Guarantee the sealing between the base and the roof to prevent the entry of water.
As the roof light is located near the base, poor sealing could result in short circuits. - Take care to reposition the harness correctly when refitting the nut (9).
Apply a continuous bead of mastic, approximately 0.5 mm thick, to the audio equipment aerial base (10) (Index: "A1").
Proceed in the reverse order to removal.
Tighten:
- The bolts (2), (3) to 0,8 da.Nm
- The nut (9) to 0,8 m.daN
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myglaren
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Re: Radio Aerial Antenna C5
That looks a right faff.
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xf1ref
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Re: Radio Aerial Antenna C5
Just wow, I'm thinking maybe I can live with that noise
Looks like I can get to that nut through the rear lamp but I have to cut that soundproofing foam.
Thanks a lot for the procedure , It's really helping me.
Looks like I can get to that nut through the rear lamp but I have to cut that soundproofing foam.
Thanks a lot for the procedure , It's really helping me.
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GiveMeABreak
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Re: Radio Aerial Antenna C5
No worries - at least you know what is involved - checking the units under the rear parcel shelf should be relatively easy to check condition.
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