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The Saturn Antenna on your ride captures radio, GPS, and emergency signals in the air and transforms the invisible waves into the sounds and information you use on a daily basis. Constructed with that same obstinate utilitarianism that puts Saturn panels like leather against parking lot dings, the car is like weather, salt, and years of rush hour grit are nothing more than irritants. Polymeric body skin is resistant to rust and the paint remains bright even after bitter winters. The lost foam cast engine blocks will lose weight without losing strength, resulting in the car cornering faster and therefore consuming less fuel. Painting applied in the factory is more durable and its gloss conceals scratches. A boast of loyal drivers as well is a roomy cabin, a stock rooftop Antenna, which remains flat and silent, and simple switchgear which does not feel gimmicky. Saturn engineering prefers durability, understated design, and materials that last, assemblies that are tight fitting and service points that the normal owners can reach. In case of an upgrade, a Saturn fan will need to begin making the change by shutting off battery power by parking safely and cutting the new Antenna. Punch the trim above the headliner, find the retaining nut and screw it off with a deep socket and leave the stub on the outside. Dislodge the old mast and cleanse the paint seal using rubbing alcohol and then install the gasket of the new Antenna to prevent leakage. Install the coax along the existing clip location and ensure nothing is rattling, tighten the nut until it does not turn, reconnect the power and reconnect the trim back, reconnect power, and twist the radio knob to test the reception.