How do I install a tram 1191 ******* glass mount antenna

It depends on many things - mostly the range of the system itself and especially where you located the remote antenna. Some installers don't use the antenna and that will limit range severely. Most manufacturers want the antenna routed up the windshield pillar and mounted near the top of the windshield glass. This gives best reception since glass does not hinder the RF signal. OF course, a weak battery in the remote can cause range issues as well.

drill tap holes in a surface that will allow antenna to stand vertical and to fold out of the way when down.

what kind of radio do you have where are you mounting it and is it compatable with your set.A ham antenna may not work with your radio and a ham may not work with a cb antenna.Lot of factors

If the Furuno unit you're referring to uses a GPS antenna with a coax (i.e. GP31/32) then the Tram antenna will work but the connector is wrong. The Tram antennas usually come with BNC connector and Furuno uses a TNC. Will need an adapter.

Your antenna is mounted on the roof, just above the rear glass. You have three choices on where to get an antenna. Your local salvage yard, eBay, or the dealer. And that is most likely the same order in price. It simply screws on to the post. Clockwise to install.

The antenna is located on the top of the rear glass. There is no external antenna mounted on the 1996 Town Car. If you look at the rear glass, the antenna is the squiggly wires at top.

You should always connect the CB directly to the battery as the accessory socket is full of noise. You also should choose a better antenna as these small glass mounts cannot hear signals well and magnify local noise. AM (CBs) radios naturally pick up noise as it is the nature of AM signals. Use your squelch to lesson this but too much can knock out you reception.

all vehicles normally have spot at the dome lights. to put cb/ham/commercial antennas. but some ford trucks have a center rib on the roof which sometimes would have to off-center an antenna. on newer trucks. I would use the ham NMO mount that has the 3/8" hole (not3/4") and use a wilson 1000-5000. or tram base load antenna.. depending on power wattage needed. we normally carry the 3/8" mounts they have coax and pl259 connector on them. look us up. lowest prices guaranteed.

First off, Midland makes a fine radio. Make sure your squelch is turned all the way down to receive distant signals (down meaning counter clockwise). The through the glass antennas are not the best thing in the world. I personally use a 102" whip and a 6" spring on a modified mirror mount. It is installed on the tailgate side of the tool box. The TX and RX is amazing. Wilson and K40 make great antennas also.

Shouldn't need one. Does the rear antenna connect to the direct FM box?