Remote Start Antenna Module: Removal: Removal

The Remote Start Antenna Module Assembly consists of an electrical connection to the WCM/SKREEM (1), a length of coax cable (2), mounting clips or tie wraps (3) and (4), and a control module/antenna (5).

The control module (1) is located behind and to the left side of the glove box opening (3). The module electrical connector plugs into the WCM/SKREEM attached to the ignition switch located near the right side of the steering column.

1. Disconnect and isolate negative cable from battery.
2. Remove glove box. Refer to Glove Box Assembly REMOVAL .
3. Remove radio to gain access to coax cable tie wraps. Refer to Radio REMOVAL .
   Fig 3: Ignition Switch Bezel

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4. Use a plastic trim removal stick (2) to remove ignition switch bezel (1). Bezel snaps on.
   Fig 4: Instrument Panel Cluster Bezel

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5. Use a plastic trim removal stick (2) to remove I.P. cluster bezel (1). Bezel snaps on.
   Fig 5: Silencer Pad

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6. Remove silencer pad (1) (two screws).
   Fig 6: Knee Blocker

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7. Remove knee blocker (1).
   Fig 7: Ignition Switch Mount Screws - Front

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8. Remove two ignition switch front mounting Torx screws (2).
   Fig 8: Ignition Switch Mounting Screw - Top

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9. Remove one ignition switch top mounting Torx screw (1).
   Fig 9: Removing/Installing Starter Coax At WCM/SKREEM

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10. Rotate ignition switch assembly (1) to gain access to module electrical connector (2).
11. Disconnect coax cable electrical connector (2) at WCM/SKREEM.
    Fig 10: Mounting Clips Remote Start Module

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12. Remove module (3) from IP by prying on release tabs (1) while sliding module from locating pins (2).
    Fig 11: Remote Start Antenna Module Assembly

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13. Locate and carefully cut coax cable tie wraps (3) and (4). Before removing the assembly, note locations of these tie wraps.
14. Fish coax cable (2) through IP openings.