GPS Signal Antenna Network Replacement Part for iPhone 6 4.7''

I replaced this GPS Signal Antenna as well as the Wifi Antenna Flex Cable (also ordered on Amazon) with a few hours of work carefully following instructional disassembly and reassembly videos and my iPhone 6 was good as new! I had lost complete functionality of my GPS, and had also been experiencing major Bluetooth signal interruption and low wifi signal reception, and all of that was resolved after the part replacement. I also found a loose screw in that same area of the logic board, so tightening that back up may have contributed as well.If you do this replacement job at home, I highly recommend printing out a blowup of the internal view of your iPhone 6 (a kind of iPhone "map") and covering it with clear tape with the sticky side up (double-sided tape will work best). This way, for every screw and other part you remove as you follow your disassembly instructions, you can place the screw/part on the sticky "map" in exactly the spot on the map where you took it from. That way you won't lose any parts since they'll be stuck to the tape, and you'll know exactly where everything came from so you won't have any doubts when you're doing the reassembly.

I am sure this was helpful for many people but unfortunatly the wrong part for my phone. Like a lot of you, my Iphone 6 gps and bluetooth stopped working along with issues with wifi connection. What I actually needed was a wifi antenna. I would buy this and the wifi antenna and replace both. My problem is now fixed!Best of luck!

My son's iPhone 6 had multiple problems with the home button, GPS and WiFi connection. After some research, we found out all relevant parts are available on Amazon.com. We ordered the parts, along with a set of tool kit. I have replaced an iPhone 4 display screen digitizer a few years back, so I was confident I could handle this repair work. With assistance from online video tutorial, the project of replacing 3 items took a total of 30 minutes. My son is happy that his iPhone is working normally again.Here are all the components and tool kit for this project: E-repair Wifi Signal Antenna Flex Cable Ribbon Replacement for Iphone 6 (4.7'') GPS Signal Antenna Network Replacement Part for Iphone 6 4.7'' Home Button Key Flex Cable Assembly with Rubber Ring Replacment Part for Iphone 6 and 6 Plus (Black) LCD Screen Opening Pliers Opening Repair Tool Kit with PCB Fixtures, ESD Tweezers, Opening Pry Tools, Screwdrivers, Scraper Knife and Carving Knife for cell phone and electronic products maintenance

Worked when it wanted too. I bought this to replace the GPS antenna of my iPhone. When I installed this into my phone it worked perfectly for the first day. After that it worked when it wanted to. Sometimes I would have to shut off my phone and turn it back on to get it to work again. Other times it was getting my location confused and would show me about 50 to 100 feet from my real location. I ended up going for a new phone. If you need this I would be cautious. It might work, but it won't bring yout phone bavk to factory condition.

When my teenage daughter dropped her iPhone recently, it not only cracked the screen, it also messed up her Bluetooth and location services. Instead of showing her phone's location in Find My iPhone or Google Maps, it would show a big green circle at least a couple city blocks in diameter.I've never attempted an iPhone repair, but after watching a couple of YouTube videos, I felt confident enough to give it a shot. If you have the right tools (and you can find repair kits on Amazon), it is a pretty straight forward repair. The part worked beautifully and now my daughter's location services are spot on. If you can handle a precision screwdriver, you can install this part and save yourself a big chuck of money if your phone is out of warranty.Oh, and shipping was very fast.

My iPhone 6 had lost GPS capabilities to the point that it couldn't come close to knowing where I was, let alone providing driving directions. Oddly, all other functions seemed fine. Apple wanted $300 to fix the issue so I came to Amazon. This part, plus the flex cable, fixed the issue. GPS now works as it should. The repair isn't difficult as long as you are VERY careful to track your actions and segregate the screws and other pieces that you need to take out. It is about twice as long with about twice as many actions as replacing a screen.Also, I needed the repair done quickly and I ordered this and the flex cable on a Sunday and got them Monday evening! The entire process cost $20!

Restored my iphone 6 GPS signal lock!The original problem was that, I had noticed Google Maps and Apple Maps taking several minutes to place me correctly on the map. After that, the dot did not follow or update very accurately on the map. I swear this problem must have started when I started playing Pokemon Go when it first came out!After the GPS part replacement, Google Maps and Apple Maps takes a couple seconds to locate me and follows me very accurately on the map like it should.Replacement was a bit tedious to get to, but not impossible. I ended up replacing the wifi antenna also; that part looks like an elongated 'F'.

what can I say, this and the F-cable antenna purchase and swap exercise solved my no GPS and long distance BT issues. I can't say for sure which part was bad, I didn't care, at roughly $10 total, swap them both.very annoying the big fruit doesn't even acknowledge the issue and gives customers the mental finger if you ask for help at their fruit store.changing out this part is actually easy, changing out the F-cable antenna is much harder but with some careful reviews of YT videos, the right tools and discipline tracking all your screws, you can do it. Good luck.