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REQUIRED TOOLS
Prepare the following tools or items before installation.
●Electrical vinyl tape ●Mat ●Scissors ●Scale ●Touch-up paint or Zinc primer
●Phillips screwdriver ●Socket driver (8 mm, 10 mm, 14 mm) ●Torx wrench ●Wrench ●File
●ISP alcohol
WARNING
When the negative battery
cable is connected during
operation, it may cause
electric shock or other
personal injuries.
Disconnect the negative
battery cable before
removal/installation.
CAUTION
Put the removed parts and
the parts in the kit on the
protective sheet to prevent
scratches.
Take care not to trap
antenna cable under
attachment nuts.
20 {0.78}
Note
• When the negative battery cable is removed, the clock, radio, trip meters and other memories will be
erased. Before performing work, record the content of the memory.
When
connecting/disconnecting
connectors, grasp the
connectors, not the wires.
Otherwise a short, an
accident from poor contact
or fire may occur.
Using improper tools may
cause damage and or
broken parts. Use the
correct tool for the job.
WARNING
•
When removing/installing the parts, park the vehicle on level
ground and apply the side brake securely. Be sure to turn the
ignition switch off, otherwise the vehicle can move, causing
personal injury or vehicle damage.
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mm {in}
Mazda CX-7－6
Do not pull the harness
with excessive force. Doing
so can cause a breakage
or a short-related accident,
as well as an electrical
short or fire.
Be sure to cover the
vehicle body with
protectors or mats to
prevent stains, scratches
and damage when
removing/installing the
vehicle parts.
CAUTION
During the installation of the antenna cable make
sure the cable is not pinched, knotted "kinked" or
coiled too tightly. It is recommended that a coil of
less than 20 mm {0.78 in} be avoided if possible.
If this wiring procedure is not followed, the
performance of the antenna will be affected and
could result in increased audio muting.
Secure the harness with
the band (part included) so
it doesn't dangle. If not, it
may
cause
a
short,
accident, or fire.
Excessive length of tie
wrap may interfere with
other parts and cause
damage.
Cut unnecessary part up to
about 5 mm {0.19 in} from
the fixed point.
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