Q: How to remove and install Antenna Cable and Antenna on Ford Fusion?
A: For models without a roof-mounted antenna, the antenna is integrated into the rear window and cannot be serviced separately. For models with a roof-mounted antenna, begin by unscrewing the antenna mast counter-clockwise to remove it. Next, carefully take off the trim around the rear window and lower the headliner enough to access the antenna base; on earlier models, remove the center bolt, while on later models, squeeze the locking tabs and pull the base out, then disconnect the connector. Installation follows the reverse order of removal. To access the antenna module, remove the C-pillar trim, disconnect the electrical connectors, and take out the module mounting bolts. The antenna cable consists of front and rear cables, with the rear cable routed down the right C-pillar and along various components to connect at the right kick panel, while the front cable runs from the right kick panel across the glove box area to the radio. If a cable needs replacement, disconnect it at both ends and leave it in place, installing a new cable instead. To access the rear antenna cable, remove the back seat cushion, right C-pillar, door sills, front passenger seat, carpeting, and right kick panel, then disconnect and replace the cable. For the front antenna cable, remove the right kick panel, glove box, and radio, then disconnect and replace the cable.