1.1k. 2.6k. Posted: Nov 2, 2010. Options. Remove the front panel of the car CD player > Press the Reset button you will find after removing the player panel > press the button once using some thing stick > reintsall the panel. TRY REMOVING THE RADIO FUSE FOR 30 SECONDS THEN REINSTALL IT. THE CD PLAYER WILL SOMETIMES EJECT THE CD OR EVEN START WORKING PROPERLY AGAIN. May 18, 2009 • 2006 Pontiac Grand Prix. 2004 Ford F150. Remember not to leave CD in player if car will get hot from the sun. This could be wharping CD preventing it from ejecting. The process allows you to get CDs out of the player without tampering with the device. You must turn your car off before holding down the power and eject button. Press them simultaneously and hold for around ten seconds; the CD should get spit out. If the procedure fails when your car is off, try it with your vehicle on.
MEMBER. 2004 FORD EXPLORER. 110,000 MILES. 2004 ford explorer eddie bauer 4X4 V8. Power windows and radio dvd entertainment system do not work. Checked 60 amp catrdige fuse under the hood and 5 amp start radio start fuse in fuse block under driver side dashboard also radio fuse #3 in fuse block. Had a dome light out on center console.
Yep, the answer to this problem is the dying battery. Mine was going out and I had it replaced, but the shop used the memory saver to ensure my settings would not be deleted. When the battery was changed, the DVD player had the same problem because all of the settings were saved. When I pulled out the 20 amp radio fuse (#29 on the passenger
Of course I'm sure you know that is illegal, but this is what I installed in my 2010 F250 to do that very thing. It not only lets you watch movies while in drive, but it unlocks the nav to use while in motion too. And perhaps most important is that it allows the user to "one button" press the system back to factory.
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