Universal Aerial Cable fit your 2003 BMW Z4 3.0i(E85)

The possible plugs on antenna lead item 1 are shown using graphics A to E The antenna leads in this diagram panel cover all the individual antenna leads installed in the vehicle. As non-uniform lengths are concerned here, overlengths result which must be tied back in the form of a loop at a suitable point in the vehicle. Overlengths of more than 1.50 m must be avoided. Make omitted aerial cables with aid of coaxial cable repair range (see ITU References) A - C Jack straight - jack angled

The possible plugs on antenna lead item 1 are shown using graphics A to E The antenna leads in this diagram panel cover all the individual antenna leads installed in the vehicle. As non-uniform lengths are concerned here, overlengths result which must be tied back in the form of a loop at a suitable point in the vehicle. Overlengths of more than 1.50 m must be avoided. Make omitted aerial cables with aid of coaxial cable repair range (see ITU References) A - A Jack straight - jack straight

The possible plugs on antenna lead item 1 are shown using graphics A to E The antenna leads in this diagram panel cover all the individual antenna leads installed in the vehicle. As non-uniform lengths are concerned here, overlengths result which must be tied back in the form of a loop at a suitable point in the vehicle. Overlengths of more than 1.50 m must be avoided. Make omitted aerial cables with aid of coaxial cable repair range (see ITU References) A - B Jack straight - pin straight

The possible plugs on antenna lead item 1 are shown using graphics A to E The antenna leads in this diagram panel cover all the individual antenna leads installed in the vehicle. As non-uniform lengths are concerned here, overlengths result which must be tied back in the form of a loop at a suitable point in the vehicle. Overlengths of more than 1.50 m must be avoided. Make omitted aerial cables with aid of coaxial cable repair range (see ITU References) A - C Jack straight - jack angled

The possible plugs on antenna lead item 1 are shown using graphics A to E The antenna leads in this diagram panel cover all the individual antenna leads installed in the vehicle. As non-uniform lengths are concerned here, overlengths result which must be tied back in the form of a loop at a suitable point in the vehicle. Overlengths of more than 1.50 m must be avoided. Make omitted aerial cables with aid of coaxial cable repair range (see ITU References) A - E Jack straight - plug SMB straight

The possible plugs on antenna lead item 1 are shown using graphics A to E The antenna leads in this diagram panel cover all the individual antenna leads installed in the vehicle. As non-uniform lengths are concerned here, overlengths result which must be tied back in the form of a loop at a suitable point in the vehicle. Overlengths of more than 1.50 m must be avoided. Make omitted aerial cables with aid of coaxial cable repair range (see ITU References) A - C Jack straight - jack angled

The possible plugs on antenna lead item 1 are shown using graphics A to E The antenna leads in this diagram panel cover all the individual antenna leads installed in the vehicle. As non-uniform lengths are concerned here, overlengths result which must be tied back in the form of a loop at a suitable point in the vehicle. Overlengths of more than 1.50 m must be avoided. Make omitted aerial cables with aid of coaxial cable repair range (see ITU References) B - B Pin, straight - pin, straight

The possible plugs on antenna lead item 1 are shown using graphics A to E The antenna leads in this diagram panel cover all the individual antenna leads installed in the vehicle. As non-uniform lengths are concerned here, overlengths result which must be tied back in the form of a loop at a suitable point in the vehicle. Overlengths of more than 1.50 m must be avoided. Make omitted aerial cables with aid of coaxial cable repair range (see ITU References) C - E Jack angled - plug SMB straight

The possible plugs on antenna lead item 1 are shown using graphics A to E The antenna leads in this diagram panel cover all the individual antenna leads installed in the vehicle. As non-uniform lengths are concerned here, overlengths result which must be tied back in the form of a loop at a suitable point in the vehicle. Overlengths of more than 1.50 m must be avoided. Make omitted aerial cables with aid of coaxial cable repair range (see ITU References) D - E Jack SMB straight - plug SMB straight