What is this

[Cummil2]

Have the car stripped , removed the rh apost and found this cable , wondering what it is for

[Ratrace427]

Rh apost? Looks like the crank position sensor. What's left of it anyways. Only used during diagnosis and tuning

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[Ratrace427]

Does it run up to the square port on the firewall?

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[FABombjoy]

Windshield antenna lead?

[Patrick C]

Windshield antenna lead?

Yep.

[Cummil2]

The end connection looks like an antenna connection , nothing to connect to, should I pull back as there is no connection on the windshield and install an antenna somewhere else

[Patrick C]

The end connection looks like an antenna connection , nothing to connect to, should I pull back as there is no connection on the windshield and install an antenna somewhere else

You likely had a windshield antenna at one point and the windshield got replaced with a non-antenna version.

[Cummil2]

You likely had a windshield antenna at one point and the windshield got replaced with a non-antenna version.

If I remove what would you recommend

[Patrick C]

If I remove what would you recommend

I cut mine and removed the wire once my windshield got replaced.

[David T]

The "standard" answer is to install the power antennae in the rear pontoon if it hasn't already been done. You can buy a kit from the Delorean vendors. The original "options" were:
1) The original antennae was imbedded into the front windscreen
2) Then there was a post type manual antennae in the R/F fender. It used a large hole cut into the top of the fender. It superseded the windscreen antennae because of complaints of poor reception.
3) The final version was the power antennae in the L/R pontoon.
Today there are a LOT of ways to go. Satellite, Bluetooth, Wi-Fi, USB, C/D, whatever. Depends on what you want to spend and how much you will use it. The original Craig and ASI radios are junk, especially by today's standards so if you are upgrading the antennae you should consider the radio too. And the speakers and the wiring to the radio and the speakers.

[Cummil2]

The "standard" answer is to install the power antennae in the rear pontoon if it hasn't already been done. You can buy a kit from the Delorean vendors. The original "options" were:
1) The original antennae was imbedded into the front windscreen
2) Then there was a post type manual antennae in the R/F fender. It used a large hole cut into the top of the fender. It superseded the windscreen antennae because of complaints of poor reception.
3) The final version was the power antennae in the L/R pontoon.
Today there are a LOT of ways to go. Satellite, Bluetooth, Wi-Fi, USB, C/D, whatever. Depends on what you want to spend and how much you will use it. The original Craig and ASI radios are junk, especially by today's standards so if you are upgrading the antennae you should consider the radio too. And the speakers and the wiring to the radio and the speakers.

Thank you