Electronic Navigation Antenna Replacement

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Fig 1: View Of Global Positioning System (GPS) Antenna

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Callout	Component Name
Preliminary Procedures Remove the instrument panel trim pad. Refer to Instrument Panel Trim Pad Replacement (Acadia w/RPO UV6) or Instrument Panel Trim Pad Replacement (Acadia w/o RPO UV6) or Instrument Panel Trim Pad Replacement (Enclave) or Instrument Panel Trim Pad Replacement (OUTLOOK) or Instrument Panel Trim Pad Replacement (Traverse) . Remove the radio. Refer to Radio Replacement .
1	Navigation Antenna Assembly Procedure Disconnect the navigation antenna from the radio. Pull the tab back to release the navigation antenna from the I/P upper trim pad. Note the location and routing of the gps antenna prior to removing to ensure proper reinstallation.

Callout

Component Name

Preliminary Procedures

Remove the instrument panel trim pad. Refer to Instrument Panel Trim Pad Replacement (Acadia w/RPO UV6) or Instrument Panel Trim Pad Replacement (Acadia w/o RPO UV6) or Instrument Panel Trim Pad Replacement (Enclave) or Instrument Panel Trim Pad Replacement (OUTLOOK) or Instrument Panel Trim Pad Replacement (Traverse) .
Remove the radio. Refer to Radio Replacement .

Navigation Antenna Assembly

Procedure

Disconnect the navigation antenna from the radio.
Pull the tab back to release the navigation antenna from the I/P upper trim pad.
Note the location and routing of the gps antenna prior to removing to ensure proper reinstallation.