Too Clean.
Nice Double Din BigRig
That would be the factory radio..... I assume that's what "Double Din" means...
Second one to ... keeps on keeping my CD's, won't eject. Doesn't seem to like homemade burned discs.
... Not even going to bother with stock anymore, done with Alpine 6X CD. Fn BS!
Second one to ... keeps on keeping my CD's, won't eject. Doesn't seem to like homemade burned discs.
... Not even going to bother with stock anymore, done with Alpine 6X CD. Fn BS!
Thanks, I tried that on the first one and the second unit to no avail.
Might try a chisel and hammer next tho ... lol. but your right, I should try some more and see if I can convince it.
I just think it's the age of these things, the ejection mechanism only wants to last so long ... or something.
I had read elsewhere on a different model car brand stock unit, it's a little plastic clip that gives way.
When I hit eject, you can see/hear it's going through the routine but doesn't complete with desired result of ejecting the CD itself.
Last one behaved the same way ... and ends with CD DISC ERROR displayed on read-out.
<shrugs>
in hindsight, I should have kept the old one and opened it up to see what's going on in there ... but garbage can was closest.
Maybe Canadian CDs are thicker than US spec CDs.....
Maybe Canadian CDs are thicker than US spec CDs.....
:bowrofl:
'come on now, everything is China made, you know that.
Thank you for the laugh, good sir.
Some quick photos of its last day being a pewter metallic LS
Come on now, let's see it! must be done by now? what's that in your Avatar ? Limo Black ?
I had the same problem bigrig with my changer. I did the card trick and use a black cd at times to get me out but eventually it just quit all together.