CD Changer
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This information was from another site, I performed the repair last year was really easy. My CD player had the same symptoms . Pull back carpeting from cd changer. remove 4 small Phillip head screws to remove changer. Disconnect pin connector and remove unit from trunk. remove the 6 small Phillip head screws from cd player casing. Gently separate the rear of the casing (gently pry away tabs near main wire). Open the unit like a clam shell at the back of the changer. Using a flashlight illuminate the internals. Spray a SMALL amount of lubricant (I used white lithium grease with long skinny straw attachment) onto the exposed gears and levers inside the unit. Temporarily plug unit into the wire harness and test before re-install.
Good luck
Doug
2001XKR Silverstone
This information was from another site, I performed the repair last year was really easy. My CD player had the same symptoms . Pull back carpeting from cd changer. remove 4 small Phillip head screws to remove changer. Disconnect pin connector and remove unit from trunk. remove the 6 small Phillip head screws from cd player casing. Gently separate the rear of the casing (gently pry away tabs near main wire). Open the unit like a clam shell at the back of the changer. Using a flashlight illuminate the internals. Spray a SMALL amount of lubricant (I used white lithium grease with long skinny straw attachment) onto the exposed gears and levers inside the unit. Temporarily plug unit into the wire harness and test before re-install.
Good luck
Doug
2001XKR Silverstone
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Doug You are a Effen Saint and a Savior!!!
I encountered the CD changer 'stuck' situation today. Looked up your resolution. And, viola! . . . CD changer pulled apart, cleaned and lubed, back together, and working like a champ. . . Thanks so much for your help with this.
One part of the directions that need to be added is that you must first remove the four nut screws in order to pull the cage that holds the changer and the amplifier. Then, you can access the four screws to remove the changer from the cage. I stared at that thing for the longest time, thinking to myself, "getting to those four screws is impossible!". . . You will see when you look at the unit in place.
I encountered the CD changer 'stuck' situation today. Looked up your resolution. And, viola! . . . CD changer pulled apart, cleaned and lubed, back together, and working like a champ. . . Thanks so much for your help with this.
One part of the directions that need to be added is that you must first remove the four nut screws in order to pull the cage that holds the changer and the amplifier. Then, you can access the four screws to remove the changer from the cage. I stared at that thing for the longest time, thinking to myself, "getting to those four screws is impossible!". . . You will see when you look at the unit in place.
Last edited by tufguysf; 08-20-2010 at 01:01 PM.
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