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

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!

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

This was my third attempt at trying to replace my wifi arena flex ribbon cable. Thankfully it was my last. I had multiple cellular, Bluetooth, wifi and especially GPS issues. It got to the point where all four services basically stopped working entirely. I almost gave up and bought a new device because after two attempts, each taking over an hour, to replace this cable I almost gave up. Thankfully I didnt. This cable worked great and Im so glad I gave it a shot. Granted its cheap and I had to use a separate tool set I purchased to get Phillips 000, 00, etc., but at the end of the day it works! Finally.

GPS wasn’t working this fixed the issue. Anyone can tackle this repair with the right tools. There is a step by step guide on the Ifixit site. Follow the steps and keep your screws separated according to the steps. Take your time and don’t take shortcuts. A flashlight helped me make sure that I was connecting the ribbon cables in low light situations. Took me about an hour give or take.

good quality

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...

Works ok With this new antena 5g wifi connection to wifi router not available. :( original apple antena had no problem connecting to 5g network!!!!

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.

Great product replaced in about 30 minutes. Know what youre doing before you attempt this fix.

I cant give this an accurate review as I have not used it. I was having all kinds of gps issues. Maps only updating after 7-8 blocks, not moving with me. But then I went out of town and it worked fine. So I dont know what was causing my problem. I did still keep the part just in case I end up needing it later.