GON
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Trying to identify the name of the type of the beige connector. This is off a Ford. I was hoping it was a PIFA type connector, but it isn't.
Anyone know?
Anyone know?
Anyone know what this beige connector is called?
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I agree some sort of antenna
Looks like a Fakra Z female
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I agree. I had to replace the antenna on my 2006 LS430 and used this chart to identify them (it had 2 but I disregarded the green which no longer is available). Ended up buying a $17 puck antenna and this adapter to the receiver. It’s curry
Eightwood Fakra Curry Female Code... https://www.amazon.com/dp/B07252FDFD?ref=ppx_pop_mob_ap_share
https://www.elecbee.com/en-50847-tw...rt-body-length-15mm-vehicle-50ohm-rg316-rg174
Eightwood Fakra Curry Female Code... https://www.amazon.com/dp/B07252FDFD?ref=ppx_pop_mob_ap_share
https://www.elecbee.com/en-50847-tw...rt-body-length-15mm-vehicle-50ohm-rg316-rg174
What does FAKRA stand for?
"FAKRA (Fachkreis Automobil, a german standard) connectors are SMB based automotive-grade connectors that can operate up to 6 GHz. These connectors are embedded within a plastic housing with a locking feature that has an audible clicking noise which lets you know a connection has been made. They are available in 14 different mechanical layouts which are color coded for easy identification and mis-matching prevention.
FAKRA connectors meet the mechanical and environmental requirements of the automotive industry. The worldwide automotive industry has standardized on connectors based on the FAKRA and USCAR standards.
They can be used in for to make various connections in automotive vehicles, applications include SDARS, Cellular, GPS Navigation, key-less entry and satellite radio."
https://www.everythingrf.com/community/what-is-fakra-connector