How can you fix a jammed CD in a car CD player?

Answer 1

A large crow bar ( about two to two and a half feet long should do nicely, a pair of needle nosed pliers, and a blow torch are all the tools you'll need. But before you resort to this time honored solution for removing a stubborn CD, have you tried talking it out? Sometimes all it's looking for is a good cry to let some steam off. What kind of music is on this CD? If it's rap or hip hop, please continue with the following proceedure; First gently wedge the crowbar in the receiver slot that you inserted the CD into originally. Make sure you penetrate the slot a good 4 or 5 inches. Now you've probably given yourself a wide enough opening to use the plierss. Gently reach around the nose of the crowbar, to the left or right of it. It shouldn't really matter which side at this point.... Now GENTLY grab the edge of the partialy exposed CD firmly. At this point you should be able release your grip on the crowbar. Now with the assistance of your Ho, Homey, or another individual in your possie, light the blow torch and inser the the head of the torch in the same slot the crowbar and the needle nosed pliers are in. And EVENLY, this is VERY important, EVENLY heat the circumference of the CD. While doing this your Ho, Homey, or another member of your possie should be leaning on that crowbar and applying a strong force UP and DOWN. once the CD has become more flexible with that gentle heating process I mentioned earlier, you can begin to use a "TUGGING" force that should be sufficient to free your CD. Hey, no need to thank us here at Q99 the "ALL COUNTRY ALL THE F$#@ING TIME!" radio station. We're just glad that even though we don't agree with your personal taste in what you call music. We're ALL still pullin together in this!! Good day! Good Music, and GOOOOOD LUCK!!! Bubba Williams Program Director A large crow bar ( about two to two and a half feet long should do nicely, a pair of needle nosed pliers, and a blow torch are all the tools you'll need. But before you resort to this time honored solution for removing a stubborn CD, have you tried talking it out? Sometimes all it's looking for is a good cry to let some steam off. What kind of music is on this CD? If it's rap or hip hop, please continue with the following proceedure; First gently wedge the crowbar in the receiver slot that you inserted the CD into originally. Make sure you penetrate the slot a good 4 or 5 inches. Now you've probably given yourself a wide enough opening to use the plierss. Gently reach around the nose of the crowbar, to the left or right of it. It shouldn't really matter which side at this point.... Now GENTLY grab the edge of the partialy exposed CD firmly. At this point you should be able release your grip on the crowbar. Now with the assistance of your Ho, Homey, or another individual in your possie, light the blow torch and inser the the head of the torch in the same slot the crowbar and the needle nosed pliers are in. And EVENLY, this is VERY important, EVENLY heat the circumference of the CD. While doing this your Ho, Homey, or another member of your possie should be leaning on that crowbar and applying a strong force UP and DOWN. once the CD has become more flexible with that gentle heating process I mentioned earlier, you can begin to use a "TUGGING" force that should be sufficient to free your CD. Hey, no need to thank us here at Q99 the "ALL COUNTRY ALL THE F$#@ING TIME!" radio station. We're just glad that even though we don't agree with your personal taste in what you call music. We're ALL still pullin together in this!! Good day! Good Music, and GOOOOOD LUCK!!! Bubba Williams Program Director