If the tape is playing at the correct speed, but the sound is muffled - it's likely the heads need cleaning. Remove the cassette - press the play button, and clean the exposed head gentlyfor a few seconds, using a cotton bud dampened with some methylated spirit. You'll see a dark brown or black smudge on the cotton. Throw the cotton bud away, and repeat with a clean one - Repeat until the cotton bud comes away from the head clean.
I've used this method for thirty-odd years - and find it works better than using a 'head-cleaning cassette'
A tape player plays tapes - tape players never played CD's.
Remove the tape player decorative cover. Remove the tape player retaining screws. Remove the wiring harness from the back of the tape player. Reverse the process to install the new tape player.
If the cassette player does not play the tape, insert a different tape to see if that is the problem. If another tape does not play, use a can of air to clean the tape player.
Disable the tape player by not inserting a tape into the player.
Remove the decorative cover to your 1997 VW tape player. Remove the tape player retaining screws. Remove the wiring harness from the back of the tape player.
a tape is two sided but still holds less memory than a tape player.
The easiest way to get information from a cassette tape to a CD is to get a radio that has both a cassette player and a recordable CD. As the cassette plays it can be recorded onto the disc.
What you call paint isnt really paint it's this special tape they wear
A pencil was made after the tape player, using wood and graphite
a tape player should not skip while you are jogging.
Sure you can if the tape player is a 12 volt DC player.
Sorry there are no tape player satellite radio combos available.