Heres how I did mine. for the out side half use a razor blade cut around the edges pull it off clean window. for the inside half use a heat gun on the out side of the window for about 45 seconds moving the heat gun in a tight circle. then go inside and pull it right off. wait for it to cool scrape off the rest with a razor blade, drink beer.
Removing interior OnStar antenna?
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Correct, there is no hole, at least on my 2001 Denali. The interior wire and exterior antenna are inductively coupled (very clever!) so there is no need for a through wire.
Just be careful with the razor so as to not scratch or nick the glass. Slow and steady does it cutting decade old foam tape. A little bit of acetone on a rag removes any remaining glue residue. But do be careful inside the vehicle, fumes can accumulate, and acetone can damage plastics.
It took me about thirty minutes total to remove the exterior antennas (my vehicle had two). I haven't tried to remove the interior antenna cable attachments yet.
