Removing and installing radio, telephone and navigation system aerial R52 — AUDI
Removing and installing radio, telephone and navigation system aerial R52 on Audi: 14 steps. What to remove, in what order, and what to check after.
Workshop procedure for AUDI — the exact step sequence and torque figures, straight from real workshop data.
🧭 Before you start
Fits: Audi Q7 (4L, 2005–2015)
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- Make sure that the radio, telephone and navigation system aerial R52(1) is fitted level on the roof.
📋 Procedure
- Switch off all electrical equipment.
- Remove ignition key.
- Remove luggage compartment side trim (right-side) General body repairs, interior70Trim.
- Remove D-pillar trim (right-side) General body repairs, interior70Trim.
- Pull down moulded headliner (rear) General body repairs, interior70Trim.
- Unplug connectors (4) and (5) of aerial wires (3) in retainer.
- Unclip aerial wires (arrows) going to satellite radio R146.
- Unscrew nut (2).
- Lift radio, telephone and navigation system aerial R52(1) off roof.
- Guide in the aerial wiring (3) and carefully fit the radio, telephone and navigation system aerial R52(1) onto the roof.
- Make sure that the radio, telephone and navigation system aerial R52(1) is fitted level on the roof.
- Secure aerial wiring with adhesive tape and clip aerial wiring (4) and (5) into retainer.
- Plug in connectors.
- Perform further installation in reverse sequence.
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