CD and DVD Drives

the standard ford door latch is at the back of the door at a 45 degree angle. the rod and bushing are worn and bent because of the angle. take the inside panel off. disconnect the rod from the operating handle by opening the orange latch on the plastic connector. if it breaks buy a new connector or get some 6mm nuts and pipe strap and a bolt with nuts and make a new connector. grab the operating rod connected to the latch with vice grips and hammer 3 raps forward to get the rod back in the latch lever and push it back to release the latch. clean latch with wd and then spray with white grease. adjust the operating rod to give it enough travel to avoid doing all this again. grdbrg

and pull up on the latch with your finger and push out on the back side of the door it may take a few times but should open after you get it open put some oil or wd40 on the latch and around the lock to get things moving good this should work

The CD player in the back is for audio cds. The navigation CD is located behind the faceplate for the MCS (modular control system). Press the open button on your MCS faceplate and insert the navi CD in the slot close the faceplate by pressing the open button or lift up slightly, then press Navi on the faceplate.

Depending where you live on the planet it is and it isn't if the CD belongs to you.

If you are in USA then you have the right to make a backup of YOUR disc YOU bought for personal use (You cant lend it to friends or give it away). This copy is to protect your investment against damage. It's called the "Fair usage policy".

If you are in Europe then it depends, Here in UK you can't make a copy, in Holland you can make a copy as many times as you like since royalties are charged on recording mediums.

The whole copyright issue revolves around how to make payments to the artists for their work and pay for the the distribution and promotion systems.

If you make copies of music and give it away (File sharing) or sell it (Piracy) then the artist and the music industry doesn't make any money.

Eventually this ends up in the music industry not investing in artists. This has a knock on effect in the studio business where recording engineers and studios go out of business.

The end result is that you will end up with unoriginal "manufactured" pop music since the promoters will eventually only invest in artists who they can guarantee that sales will outweigh the pirated copy losses.

The only other method of guaranteeing sales is to move the medium to a storage system that is (less or) un-copiable.

regular cds don't work on the wii

Yes, DVDs are "read only memory" - which means your DVD drive only reads information from the disc (unless you have a DVD burner or "writer," but a burner will only burn to a disc if you specifically request it to.) Bottom line: no matter what you try to do, the disc will not be altered - unless you specifically tell you DVD program to burn to the disc.

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Red is hotwire, black is groundwire, blue is the remote wire or clock and memory, these are your main wires the rest are speaker wires.

Windows 98: You can't (using the Operating System)

Windows 2000: CTL+ALT+DEL then choose "Lock Computer"

Windows XP: Same as Windows 2000 or use shortcut Windows Key + L

There are a few ways to accomplish "hidden tracks": 1) Lets say the last song in the CD, on Track #14 for instance, is 04:00 (four) minutes long. to insert a "hidden track" (whose length is 02:00 [two] minutes) you would insert 3 minutes of silence (or any other amount of time) right at the end of the last song (but still in Track #14)and right after the slince you will insert your "hidden track". At the end, Track 14 will be 09:00 (nine) minutes long because we have [4 minutes music] + [3 minutes silence] + [2 minutes hidden track] An example for this method can be found on Korn's "Life Is Peachy" [see: http://www.answers.com/topic/antichrist-superstar] 2) Another method is similar to the method above, just that instead of putting the "hidden track" at the end of the last song concatinated with some preceding silence, there are "buffer tracks", each of which with a few seconds of silence, and the "hidden track" is really the last track of the album but to reach it you have to go through some silence or skip a few tracks manually. An example for this method can be found on Marilyn Manson's "Antichrist Superstar" [see: http://www.answers.com/topic/antichrist-superstar] 3) Different media segment. In our days a CD might not only contain audio data - it might as well be a regular computer CD containing other types of data. In that case, it is possible to have a "hybrid" CD that once put inside a CD player will function as a regular music album, but when insereted to a computer can function as a regular PC-CD and contain more music, info and sometimes even videos. An example for this method can be found on Korn's "Life Is Peachy" [see: http://www.answers.com/topic/antichrist-superstar] 4) In the happy Vynil days some albums have been reported to contain hidden tracks that can be heard when playing the record backwards at certain speeds (33\45)...

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Perhaps a "system start disk".

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unless you know A LOT about computers you cannot and it would be more expensive to get a shop too repair it then to get a new CD player and install it. so just get a new one :)

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You need to check you are definitely pushing the right buttons. I have an 04 Mazda 6 and was pushing the wrong Seek ^ it is the opposite to the Auto M end of the panel. If it works for the majority just have another go.

Chainsaws can dismantle anything... Or you can just take it apart by removing screws until it opens, but what fun is that?

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replace it with new or refurbished

Follow the instruction in the below link that will help you http://www.installdr.com/InstallDocs/Honda/PDF/466053.pdf

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