How do you take out your factory CD player?

you are better off leaving the factory CD player because the theft system, pwr locks, etc. are all connected through the CD player and will not work if u remove it unless u re-wire the factory CD player to the trunk.

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you have take to factory out of the car. And connect the wires together

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once a CD is stuck in the player, the player is no good. to take the player out,you have two covers on each side of the player covering a pair of holes. you need to purchase these removal pins from an auto part store like oreilly's or a Mazda dealership can remove for you sometimes for free. to remove the CD, you will have to remove the top half of the screws of the player…

I don't think there was a factory CD player for the 1988 corvette. The Bose was a cassette player that measures 1.5 din

I'm a car audio installer in Nashville, TN and from what I've seen all you can do is take that CD player out from the car and you should see the screws that actually hold the top of the CD player together and all you do is take the factory piece apart, because if it's reading "error" all it's good for is a paper weight.

take off the dash then you need to unscrew the CD player and pull out the wire. (make sure that you have the harness for the new CD player and for the car.) splice the old wires and reatach them with the new harness wires,(they should be color coded and matched) then plug the new car adapter harness into the harness for the CD player. After all that, plug your antenna adapter into the back…

In mine...the factory mounted CD player is in the center console.

no, a factory CD player can be used in a vehicle that has subwoofers attached. as long as the factory CD player in the vehicle has treble, bass, and subwoofer controls on it, it will be fine. if not, an aftermarket CD player will be the solution. with subwoofers, you need to control the amount of power that are ran through them. the amplifier is a control, but if not set correctly on the CD…

Yes, there was a factory CD player in a1992 Buick Regal. It was separate from the radio like the cassette player. It was referred to as a Remote or Slave CD player.

It will be slightly oversized 6.5" speakers if the car came without a factory CD Player, or 6" x 9"s with factory CD player.

If the CD player is a single-disc factory unit then it is in the Radio Unit itself. If it has a factory multi-disci player then it is in the console (Between the front captain chairs. Hope this helps you.

Fitting cd in fiat stilo

Sony introduced the car CD player in 1984. It was a factory option in a 1985 Mercedes.

Try the 2000 Dodge Dakota CD player. I hear it fits nicely.

older factory CD player don't have the programming to play burned cds. try replacing the player

is it factory or an add on?

Yes you got it

take the CD player out and open it up to get it or just take to get it fixed

Buy the Metra wiring harness adapter for your year Kia. Plug in the adapter to the factory wiring harness. Use crimp connectors, solder, heat shrink, etc to connect the wires from the car CD player to the adapter. Make sure no bare copper wires are exposed. Simply match up the wire colors with the CD player and adapter. Save your factory radio. You can quicky unplug the aftermarket harness and CD player and plug your…

I have a 2001 MAZDA tRIBUTE WITH A FACTORY 6 DISK CD CHANGER. Can't get cds to load or eject. Radio and cassteet player work fine.

Play the radio normally.To use CD,insert your disc and radio should shut off. If radio does not shut off,press CD button on the CD player. This is to assume you have factory CD. .....................................

The factory CD player is trash. Many failures noted to date.

Have you removed the factory tape deck?

an 87 Lincoln Town car!

that depends on what is wrong with it

Easy. Remove dash panel,two side clamps with your fingers and it comes right out. Just take your time.

My cd player do not work. The tape will not take the cd. I would have to force the cd inside the cd. How can i fix this problem?

take the CD player out

To remove a factory CD player from a 2000 Honda CR-V first inspect the center console of your vehicle. There should be several mounting screws holds the CD player. Remove them and proceed to slide the unit out of the center console. Lastly remove the wiring clip behind the radio.

It would but saturn ion cd players are huge and suck you'd be better off buying a new head unit all together ......., Saturn owner 420

take off the dash then you need to unscrew the CD player and pull out the wire. (make sure that you have the harness for the new CD player and for the car.) splice the old wires and reatach them with the new harness wires,(they should be color coded and matched) then plug the new car adapter harness into the harness for the CD player. After all that, plug your antenna adapter into the back…

take off the dash then you need to unscrew the CD player and pull out the wire. (make sure that you have the harness for the new CD player and for the car.) splice the old wires and reatach them with the new harness wires,(they should be color coded and matched) then plug the new car adapter harness into the harness for the CD player. After all that, plug your antenna adapter into the back…

Buy the removal tool to take stock radio out, can be ordered online or found in local auto parts store

take your CD Player to a shop to get it fixed

Visit your local Best Buy store, they have a mounting kit that adapts an aftermarket CD player to fit the opening. They also have a wiring harness that plugs directly into the factory wiring. You will have to solder the wiring harness to the CD player, but this is the best way to go. If you follow all of the directions the install will look like a factory installation.

Take off the dash then you need to unscrew the CD player then pull out the harness from the back of the CD player, then just pull it out

i have a 94 prelude CD player in my 99 civic all you have to do is call Honda and get the security code for the CD player

take the CD player apart

If you have a factory CD player, an old aftermarket CD player, or a cheap aftermarket CD player it most likely is not CD-R compatible or your music is in a format that the player doesn't support such as; AAC, WMA, and a few others. Your only option would be to get a new CD player that is compatible with mp3 cds, or if your stereo supports an external CD changer(alot of radios do, even…

The 1995 C280 came with a tape player. There is an optional 6 disc CD changer that would be mounted on the inner side of the trunk if equipped. This was about a $700 option from the factory, only about 50% of c class' ended up with a CD changer. This part can also be dealer installed if not equipped from the factory.

take off the dash then you need to unscrew the CD player and pull out the wire. (make sure that you have the harness for the new CD player and for the car.) splice the old wires and reatach them with the new harness wires,(they should be color coded and matched) then plug the new car adapter harness into the harness for the CD player. After all that, plug your antenna adapter into the back…

TAKE THE CD PLAYER OUT AND APART ITS THE ONLY WAY WITHOUT DAMAGING THE CD PLAYER

This link is for replacing the stereo in a 2001 model. Yours may be slightly different. http://www.butkus.org/subaru/outback_stereo/outback_stereo.htm Good luck

If you have the standard CD player then it should be to the bottom right of the CD tray. If you have the factory nav or the 6 Cd changer w/ cassette then there is no aux.

Easy way is to go to best buy get you a wiring harness that plugs into your factory harness.

LOL that happened with my 03 too. i was told i can have ford take it out & they can send it to tha factory & repair it or you can replace it for $600+ or do what i did & got a aftermarket touch screen CD player for $400 & it sounds even better!

check the fuse

The standard factory radio was an 1 1/2 DIN AM/FM/Cassette. If you wanted a cd player, an aux cd player was installed in the slot under the AC/heating controls.