GPS Antenna Signal Flex Cable Ribbon Replacement Part for iPhone 6 (4.7)

This fixed my locations services problem right away! Be careful when installing because the screws are almost all different sizes and very small.

Fixed it right up

Great product. Fixed my iphones (6s) GPS issue completely.

Works great! I followed the directions on ifixit.com and paid EXTREME ATTENTION with GREAT CARE, but in the end I was able to fix my Bluetooth and WI-FI.

Picked this and a new antenna up when GPS started to go haywire on my iPhone 6. I thought it had finally just broken, but after doing the repair its back to normal! Definitely look for and download a screwmat before you attempt the repair. There are a LOT of YouTube videos you should familiarize yourself with first as well as there are some tinier pieces that arent shown in the larger breakdown slideshows and youll wonder where the hell it goes.

I can confirm this and the other wifi antenna square shaped part also on Amazon combined worked. I honestly dont know which part was bad and I dont care. At roughly $10 total and the right tools (you may have to buy them too), I got my iPhone 6 BT and GPS working again. Im puzzled why any sort of metal fatigue can actually happen on a cable encased in a device, all the contacts seem to be tight on the original cable. Well, whatever, if you have a GPS signal issue on Waze, Google Maps and/or Pokemon Go :>, then with a lot of patience and planning and the two parts mentioned and study up of some YT videos, youll be happy with the results. Taking apart the iphone 6 is not for the faint of heart, plan ahead, have an egg carton for the screws, draw a map and label the map to correspond with your egg carton. Use magnetic screwdriver kits, all on Amazon as well. Good luck.

Works great fixed my issues with bluetooth, wifi, and GPS. Installation is a pain if youve never done it before.

Have an iPhone 6 that would not connect to wifi unless it was within 2 feet from the router. I replaced the antenna and nothing, then I found this and decided to give it a shot. There is a lot more work involved but it was not hard just tedious. Make sure to label the screws as youll remove about 15. Theres a few videos on YouTube that are very helpful. After the swap, it works perfect and picks up all the Wi-Fi networks in my building.

This is the replacement part that seemed to do the trick for my GPS/Wireless issues. GPS was going wacky (phone couldnt seem to figure out where I was whenever I attempted to use GPS) and wireless would only work when I was in the same room/within around 8 ft of the router. I replaced the antenna first, and that didnt fully fix the issue, so I tried the flex cable second. When I removed the old flex cable, I noticed one of the connections was deteriorated. Luckily, the damage was all on the flex cable, so I was able to install this one easily. Phone is back to normal!

WiFi on iPhone 6 wouldnt see WiFi networks. Replaced this and the antenna cover (not sure if I had to do that) and it worked right away!