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Genuine Audi A3 Antenna
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Audi A3 Antenna Part Number: 5K0-962-132-B
$53.95 MSRP: $74.32You Save: $20.37 (28%)Ships in 1-2 Business Days
Audi A3 Antenna Part Number: 5K0-962-132-A
$54.56 MSRP: $75.15You Save: $20.59 (28%)Ships in 1-2 Business Days
Audi A3 Antenna Part Number: 8V0-035-503-AH-GRU
$270.71 MSRP: $379.15You Save: $108.44 (29%)Ships in 1-2 Business Days
Audi A3 Antenna Part Number: 8P4-035-503-F-GRU
$378.42 MSRP: $530.00You Save: $151.58 (29%)Ships in 1-2 Business Days
Audi A3 Antenna
The Audi A3 Antenna enables motorists to listen to clear AM and FM radio because it picks up radio waves and delivers a strong signal to the cabin entertainment system. The initial models of Audi applied a basic mast-shaped Antenna on the roof or fender and utilized a steel tube to which the wire would be connected to the radio receiver. With the development of electronics Audi came up with a line of smooth internal and shark-fin units, concealing the Antenna behind the roof panel or a small box and still connecting it to an amplifier to play without noise. Subsequent versions also introduced satellite capability providing the second generation of the A3 with flawless access to digital stations in addition to the conventional bands. All the designs operate on the same principle; regardless of the alterations in style the conductor elements receive electromagnetic energy, convert it into electric current, and transmit the current via wires to the head unit where it may be amplified and changed into sound. The choice of materials was also adjusted and plain steel was substituted with lightweight fiberglass or coated metal to resist weather conditions and maintain signal strength. Loving drivers are glad that these updates do not ruin the clean lines of an Audi but buffer reception at times when speed and wind could cause dropouts. The new Audi system is hood-mounted, internal, or the commonly known fin; the new system provides limited clutter and a good source of reliable entertainment, which proves that a small Antenna can make a big difference on any road trip.
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Audi A3 Antenna Parts and Q&A
- Q: How is the antenna integrated into the rear window and what steps are involved in its removal and refitting on Audi A3?A:The radio aerial is integrated into the rear window, which is bonded in position with a special adhesive; if faulty, a new rear window must be fitted. For the navigation, telephone, and auxiliary heater telestart aerial, it is located at the rear of the roof panel, requiring the trim from the C-pillar to be removed first. After undoing the screws and removing the two rear grab handles from the headlining, the rear of the headlining can be carefully lowered to disconnect the wiring, noting the colour-coded connections: violet for the telephone, blue for the navigation system, and the remaining connector for the auxiliary heating remote control. The securing nut should be unscrewed to withdraw the aerial base from the roof, holding the base to prevent rotation and scratching the roof panel while recovering the rubber spacer. Refitting involves reversing the removal process, ensuring the two guide lugs on the rubber spacer are correctly located in the aerial base. The aerial amplifier is fitted to the top of the tailgate behind the inner trim panel; the ignition and all electrical consumers must be switched off before removing the inner tailgate trim panels and disconnecting the amplifier wiring connectors. After undoing the retaining screw, the amplifier can be withdrawn from the tailgate, with refitting being a reversal of removal. The aerial module is also fitted in the tailgate behind the inner trim panel, requiring the ignition and all electrical consumers to be switched off before removing the inner tailgate trim panel. The securing clips must be released to disconnect the module wiring connectors, followed by removing the two upper mounting bolts and slackening the lower mounting nuts to withdraw the module, ensuring the small wiring connector at the rear is disconnected carefully to avoid damage. Refitting is again a reversal of removal.
