mrhumble1
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- First Name
- Jason
- Joined
- Feb 11, 2019
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- Location
- Denver, CO
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- JL Rubicon, 2-Door, Manual
Well, that was a PITA. Finally got to work on the install. It was not fun!
You all were right. Getting under the passenger footwell was not pleasant. The hardest part was getting the damn FM antenna wire isolated.
I got that all done and just fished the new antenna wire using the stock cable. That was much easier than I thought. I think my only challenge now is to mount the multiplexer properly and get it grounded. I pushed the excess antenna cable into the area behind the glove box (see pictures below).
I also am not sure if the whole thing won't vibrate off the side so I might get a spring mount for the antenna.
Anyway, here's a few shots of what I have:
Antenna wire behind glove box:
Hanging out:
Outside:
I'll go back through this post and see what everyone else did to mount the multiplexer box and get it grounded. I hope the hard part is over!!
You all were right. Getting under the passenger footwell was not pleasant. The hardest part was getting the damn FM antenna wire isolated.
I got that all done and just fished the new antenna wire using the stock cable. That was much easier than I thought. I think my only challenge now is to mount the multiplexer properly and get it grounded. I pushed the excess antenna cable into the area behind the glove box (see pictures below).
I also am not sure if the whole thing won't vibrate off the side so I might get a spring mount for the antenna.
Anyway, here's a few shots of what I have:
Antenna wire behind glove box:
Hanging out:
Outside:
I'll go back through this post and see what everyone else did to mount the multiplexer box and get it grounded. I hope the hard part is over!!
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