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

Fixed my GPS problem completely. If your iPhone 6 has started to have issues where your position jumps around and navigation apps get all confused then this might be the fix for you. I was skeptical on the quality at first because it doesnt look 100% like the OEM - the copper antenna patch is duller and there is an extra pad of some kind - but it fit perfectly and resolved the problem. Note: this is a pretty complicated repair to do - definitely possible for a motivated do-it-yourselfer but you will be doing a complete tear down as the flex antenna is on the back side of the main logic board. Ive self repaired a ton of iDevices over the years and it took me two hours and I had two screws left over ;-) But the phone is back to being completely usable for navigation and running, which is what I wanted, so worth it to me.

Did not fix issue

Amazing product, workmanship and good price.

This was a life saver. GPS on iPhone was not working at all and my Phone had to be on top of a Bluetooth device for it to work. After a YouTube video it was easy to install. Works like a charm! Upon taking out my old antenna I noticed it had gotten too hot. With vacations coming up I really needed my gps. When taking apart your phone, keep your screws in order.

I went through the process of trying to fix the flex cable. I followed the directions and when it came time to replace the flex cable. I noticed that this one from ATEANO had scratches on the part and there were lumps on the cable, from glue maybe? I didnt think it would be a big deal, but when I closed up my phone, everything was working fine, EXCEPT the GPS.... So I think I may have received a defective part. If I were you, I would order from another dealer on amazon. I would return it but I dont want to take my phone apart again...

fixed my gps issues .. better than buying a new phone. wasnt that easy to swap on my own though - but i got through it.

phone GPS works again

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.

Look for YouTube videos to remove and install and purchase a tool kit to help disassemble your phone. Fixed my problem as soon as I was powered back up. Accurate GPS, Bluetooth and Wi-Fi reception as its supposed to be. All of these were issues for me for months before replacing this. This is the only part I replaced.

It fixed my navigation signal issue but just worked fine for 2weeks and stopped.