I need Help cd stuck problem....

[americanhighlander]

     this what my dad was doing try get cds out.
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Well since he  brought the truck 6months ago it's a 2002 f250 4x4  and it hads cd stuck jammed problems like eject the cd out and it does this jammed and got some cds  out and put back in  it did it autoeject itself and it jammed very bad.

Hads anybody had this problem for you 2002 f250 4x4 owners.


what  I should  and should i  take  into dealer and tell they need recalls theses  cd players with this jamming problem.

[americanhighlander]

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[SkyHighT100]

First off, you may not be getting many responses because people are having a hard time trying to figure out what you wrote. You may want to rewrite your question so that people can really understand what it is you want.

I have a CD player in my truck that every now and then doesnt want to give up a CD. What I found that works, is while I am pressing the "Eject" button, I also stick in another CD about 1/4 of the way. For some reason this helps the CD player push out the CD... it's worked every time. If this doesnt work, why not just take the CD player out, dismantle it, and take out the CD... it shouldnt be hard to do that (just time consuming)

[Moose]

There should be a small hole near the cd slot. Use something like a paper clip straightened out, push into this hole, it should come out. It's the manual eject if you lose power.

[TRX350_On_The_Rack]

Yeah let's recall a car because the CD player doesn't work

[BIGWORM3699 ( ECP RACING)]

I WORK FOR A DEALER AND THIS IS COMMON PROBLEM FOR THE CD 6 PLAYER, AS FOR A RECALL A RECALL IS ON ON SAFETY RELATED PROBLEMS THATS WHY NO RECALL CK TO SEE IF YOU HAVE A TECNI-CAR NEAR YOU THEY HANDLE FACTORY FOR CD PLAYERS BUT IT CHEAPER TO BUY AFTER MARKET CD PLAYER, OH BY THE WAY A CD 6 PLAYER WONT EJECT A RECORDED CD WITH A STICKER ON IT?  

[apkkfx400]

I also work for a dealer-good advice about technicar-the
orlando ph# is 407-295-0055-call and ask if there is a local
shop close to where you live.  As far as getting the cd out-no slot that i know of that you can stick a pin in to eject-unit would have to be dismantled-different setup than your computer cd-rom eject system.  Lastly, is the vehicle still under warranty-if not, don't hold your breath on the recall!!--or maybe if you did it might start being looked at as a safety item.

[1slowfox]

i say go after market and just take your loss on the cd  ..



Just my .02 ... stock for radio suck .. IMO



Ed

[Pepe]

Its a ford

[TRX350_On_The_Rack]

Pepe's got a point. Don't put a Chevy radio in or the truck may never run again  

[americanhighlander]

First off, you may not be getting many responses because people are having a hard time trying to figure out what you wrote. You may want to rewrite your question so that people can really understand what it is you want.

I have a CD player in my truck that every now and then doesnt want to give up a CD. What I found that works, is while I am pressing the "Eject" button, I also stick in another CD about 1/4 of the way. For some reason this helps the CD player push out the CD... it's worked every time. If this doesnt work, why not just take the CD player out, dismantle it, and take out the CD... it shouldnt be hard to do that (just time consuming)

I try  doing that and my mom went to dealer today and they said same thing  like you did.Well i got specal cd tool kit  do ejecting problem.


I like say thanks  for helping me out  on this  topic on here.


thanks,
amhighlander

[big-daddy]

Remove the radio. On top you will see a slot. That's Manuel ejection of the c/d. use a small screwdriver to push the arm. And that if a single C/D player

[Chuck_Norris]

I have sent you a couple PM's about your radio call me soon before that window of oppurtunity closes