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Genuine Nissan Xterra Antenna
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Nissan Xterra Antenna Assembly
Part Number: 28206-EA000$97.77 MSRP: $138.10You Save: $40.33 (30%)Ships in 1-3 Business Days
Nissan Xterra Antenna
Part Number: 28208-ZZ50A$65.51 MSRP: $92.54You Save: $27.03 (30%)Ships in 1-3 Business Days
Nissan Xterra Antenna Assembly
Part Number: 28206-3S500$82.28 MSRP: $116.22You Save: $33.94 (30%)Ships in 1-2 Business Days
Nissan Xterra Antenna Assy-Immobilizer
Part Number: 28590-C9968$157.49 MSRP: $222.45You Save: $64.96 (30%)
Nissan Xterra Antenna Assembly
Part Number: 28208-CF40A$185.42 MSRP: $255.40You Save: $69.98 (28%)Ships in 1-2 Business Days
Nissan Xterra Satellite Antenna Assembly
Part Number: 28208-CF41B$92.35 MSRP: $127.20You Save: $34.85 (28%)Ships in 1-2 Business Days
Nissan Xterra Antenna Assembly
Part Number: 28208-CF41A$191.70 MSRP: $264.05You Save: $72.35 (28%)Ships in 1-2 Business Days
Nissan Xterra Gps Antenna Assembly
Part Number: 25975-9CF0A$69.19 MSRP: $95.30You Save: $26.11 (28%)Ships in 1-2 Business DaysNissan Xterra Ant Assembly-S
Part Number: 28208-CF48A$65.51 MSRP: $92.54You Save: $27.03 (30%)Ships in 1-3 Business DaysNissan Xterra Antenna
Part Number: 28208-CF40B$65.51 MSRP: $92.54You Save: $27.03 (30%)Ships in 1-3 Business Days
Nissan Xterra Gps Antenna Assembly
Part Number: 25975-9CF0B$68.16 MSRP: $96.27You Save: $28.11 (30%)
Nissan Xterra Antenna
The Nissan Xterra Antenna's main purpose is to pick up radio waves and convert them into sound to play in the cabin, making it possible for drivers to enjoy music or news while driving. Mounted as a robust Antenna conductor array, signals are interfaced to the receiver wherein incoming electromagnetic wave signals are converted to an electric current for amplification. To meet the needs of everyday driving, the use of an omnidirectional Antenna enables reception from a full 360 degrees and not a narrow beam pattern which would mean the car would have to point north on a trail or south on the highway to keep a signal. The origins of the technology lie in dipole tests conducted by heinrich Hertz and long-range experiments, all of which lead to a compact mast Antenna seen on each Nissan model year. In lab setups, you sometimes see the addition of parabolic reflectors for more focused transmission, but the choice of a practical roof-mounted style for Xterra strikes a balance between rugged simplicity and fairly good efficiency while avoiding the complexities of high-gain arrays. For over two generations, Xterra has a simple, trusty, robust, and easy-to-service Antenna, which is well aligned with the adventurous spirit Nissan built into this SUV.
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Nissan Xterra Antenna Parts Questions & Experts Answers
- Q: How to fix the antenna on a Frontler/Xterra and Pathfinder on Nissan Xterra?A:You must take off the antenna mast and bezel on a Frontier/Xterra by turning off the screws connecting the mast to its base using a wrench. Start by removing the wiper arm for the right-hand side of the windshield, then pull out the grille and turn your attention to the splash shield on the inner fender. Once both are gone, disconnect the antenna's cable. Take the radio out from under the dashboard, disconnect its cable, then connect a rope to it. Unscrew the antenna base mount, pull the base out from the car body, and disconnect its cable. Feed the cable back through until you reach the other end. Join the pull wire at the new cable end, drawing it through until you reach the inside of the car. The steps needed to place the antenna are exactly the same as those used to take it out. For the power antenna, two people are required. Pull down the antenna's mast, loosen the retaining nut and bezel, then start the vehicle and turn on the radio to let the antenna mast and cable to retract from the motor as it spins, flipping the radio back off again afterward. Twist the antenna cable with the teeth toward the back, switch the radio to On, push the cable and mast through while the gear coils the wire, and click Off when the mast clears. Finally, install the retaining nut and bezel. To fix the antenna motor, first loosen the retaining nut and component cover. Then you can pull off the kick panel on the right side of your interior and disconnect the motor's power supply and cable from the electrical hub. Pull the connector and cable from the motor through the grommet in the body by removing the right-side inner fender splash guard. Once freed, take out the motor's screws and lift it out of the wheel well. Installation is the reverse of removal.
