Toyota Venza: Installation

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INSTALLATION

PROCEDURE

1. INSTALL NO. 3 ANTENNA CORD SUB-ASSEMBLY

(a) Pass the washer hose through the No. 3 antenna cord sub-assembly.

(b) Pass the No. 3 antenna cord sub-assembly with washer hose through the vehicle body as shown in the illustration.

(d) Connect the grommet to the back door.

(e) Engage the 4 clamps.

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Clamp

Grommet

(f) Connect the connector and engage the clamp.

(g) w/o Satellite Radio:

(1) Engage the 7 clamps.

(2) Engage the 4 hooks to connect the washer hose.

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*1	Clamp	*2	Hook
*3	Washer Hose	-	-

(3) Connect the 2 connectors.

(h) w/ Satellite Radio:

(1) Engage the 5 clamps.

(2) Engage the 4 hooks to connect the washer hose.

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*1	Clamp	*2	Hook
*3	Washer Hose	-	-

(3) Connect the connector.

(i) Set the position of the grommet as shown in the illustration.

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Flat Area

HINT:

Flat area to be oriented outside the vehicle.

2. INSTALL BACK DOOR TRIM COVER RH

3. INSTALL BACK DOOR TRIM COVER LH (w/o Power Back Door)

4. INSTALL BACK DOOR TRIM COVER LH (w/ Power Back Door)

5. INSTALL BACK DOOR PANEL TRIM ASSEMBLY

6. INSTALL UPPER BACK WINDOW PANEL TRIM

7. INSTALL NO. 2 ANTENNA CORD SUB-ASSEMBLY (w/o Sliding Roof)

(a) Aligning the No. 2 antenna cord sub-assembly and washer hose with the markings on the roof headlining assembly, temporarily install the cord and washer hose.

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	Tape	-	-
	Front	-	-

(b) Put the strips of the tape back to the positions shown in the illustration in order to secure the antenna cord and washer hose to the roof headlining assembly.

HINT:

If the tape has lost adhesion, use other tape, such as packing tape, with enough adhesion to secure the antenna cord and washer hose to the roof headlining assembly.
Secure the antenna cord and washer hose to the roof headlining assembly with tape as shown in the illustration.

8. INSTALL NO. 2 ANTENNA CORD SUB-ASSEMBLY (w/ Sliding Roof)

(a) Aligning the No. 2 antenna cord sub-assembly and washer hose with the markings on the roof headlining assembly, temporarily install the cord and washer hose.

Text in Illustration

	Tape	-	-
	Front	-	-

(b) Put the strips of the tape back to the positions shown in the illustration in order to secure the antenna cord and washer hose to the roof headlining assembly.

HINT:

If the tape has lost adhesion, use other tape, such as packing tape, with enough adhesion to secure the antenna cord and washer hose to the roof headlining assembly.
Secure the antenna cord and washer hose to the roof headlining assembly with tape as shown in the illustration.

9. INSTALL ROOF HEADLINING ASSEMBLY

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10. INSTALL NO. 1 ANTENNA CORD SUB-ASSEMBLY

(a) Engage the 7 clamps to install the No. 1 antenna cord sub-assembly.

11. INSTALL INSTRUMENT PANEL SAFETY PAD ASSEMBLY

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