does anyone know if this can be done on a td5........?
For those looking to extent the antenna on the Puma, I just did mine as follows
First I removed the speaker.
I was lucky to find the orange with grey antenna wire at an accessible distance.
I then ran aprox 1 mtr of trace wire back from the dash where it meets the door pillar with a large cable tie

I soldered a black wire (the trace) to the existing Orange antenna wire and insulated it with a little heat shrink.
I removed the plastic cover on the window pillar and I then taped the wire to the existing cables running up the pillar.
I then ran the excess wire along the top of the door frame under the rubber seal.
The result is amazing 17mtr no probs this is the length of the driveway.
Took about 15 min, brilliant result.
does anyone know if this can be done on a td5........?
I think there is a thread for the td5 , just try google .
Ok found it http://www.aulro.com/afvb/1449474-post1.html
will do...thanks......
i look like a right royal idiot having to hold the remote to my chin to improve its range........
see.....theres the proof......thats how many times i gotta zap myself just to open or close the thing.....
it should simply be just one press......
"I was lucky to find the orange with grey antenna wire ..."
How did you know to look for that wire?
Have you got a full wiring diagram? Or did you follow it from somewhere?
Thanks,
John.
Did mine (2004 TD5) yesterday but I have an aftermarket alarm and imobiliser (in addition to the factory fitted) that acts as the primary system, the range on this was ~10cm. Probably because that's how long the antennae was.
I extended about 2m with some old ~3mm cable that was kicking around and ran it up th eA pillar and into the roof lining. It has definately improved (about 3-5m now) but I dream of the 10m+ people have been quoting!
The reception is also very asymetric with pick up a lot better on the drivers side, any thought son conecting to the FM aerial? or putting a full loop of cable into the perimiter of the roof lining?
Cheers
John
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