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Toyota Sienna Antenna Parts Questions & Experts Answers
Q: How to troubleshoot and repair antenna issues on Toyota Sienna?
A: For vehicles that made from 2003 and before, the radio signal is normally received through a wire grid-type antenna bonded on the rear window glass. In the event of problems with reception of radio signals the prognosis is to check the continuity of the antenna wires with an ohmmeter. For this, take a small part of aluminium foil, place the tip of the probe on the wires of the antenna grid while moving one probe along the wire while the other is at the terminal of the antenna until a break is noticed. If a break is found, repair the wire similarly to a rear window defogger wire ONLY when the circuit is found. For models from 2004 and later, if reception from the radio is a problem, check the connections of the antenna mast and cables. Mast and trim bezel can be accessed and detached by unscrewing them, and lifting them in an upward position-installation is essentially the reverse of this. For getting access to the antenna base, first, you have to replace the fender inner splash shield for more working space in order to proceed, the mounting nut that follows is to be removed, after that the antenna mast along with the trim bezel. Disassemble the right A-pillar cover with a thin flat-head screwdriver or a trim tool, follow the path of the Antenna cables to the connector and then cut it from the Guide cables, and the antenna connection at 2007 and other later models is behind the right W-Pillar. However, if you're to uninstall the BGA, tie a string on the antenna cable that helps in the installation of the new assembly which is the reverse of the above process. Regarding the lead-in cable for the fan, you would have to follow the following procedures; remove the outer instrument panel cover, then to remove the lead-in cable you have to disconnect both ends of the lead-in cable and then unclip it from the five retainers and to install it the procedure is the same in reverse. For vehicles equipped with premium sound system the amplifier antenna is incorporated into the headliner which is rather difficult and should be installed by a qualified installation shop. If the headliner is being replaced, then the connectors are disconnected, the 3 bolts are taken off and 16 clips are released while the replacement is instituted through a reversal of the procedure.