How do you get a stuck CD out of a car stereo?

m08e19e07

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I have a 2002 Sunfire with stock CD player and there has been a CD player stuck in there for some time. I didn't really care at first because I just listened to my i-pod, but my i-pod transmitter is broke now and I am so tired of the radio. I have read that some units have a small hole that you can stick a pin in to release the CD but my car does not have that. My dad says you have to take the whole dashboard apart but there has to be a much easier way to do it. How can I get this damn CD out!!!
 
well, you have a few options. either you can take it apart and get the cd manually, or you can buy a new stereo and not worry about it happening again.

i guess if none of those work, you can try a pair of needlenose pliers.... good luck
 
You could always use hemostats ( kinda like flat tweezers we have here at the hospital) or plain tweezers with tape around the tips for friction. You should be able to grab it.
 
Take another cd and push it into the cd player but hold on to it...now hit the eject button and move the cd around forcing it to try to "grab " the other cd.... alot of the time it will make it eject the stuck cd.
 
u need some player console keys. All it is is two peices of flat metal that slide into the sides of the CD player releasing two clips. Then you pull out the cd player and look for some sort of way to release the CD.

Or take your car to a car audio store and they will do it for you.. Some times for free.
 
Anyway you want. Kidding
Get a CD fisher. like a hook for CDs though I don't think they sell those anymore. Also pliers might work but you may damage the radio. A hammer would be hard to work around...hm... Try taking the radio out or ask your car provider.
 
Anyway you want. Kidding
Get a CD fisher. like a hook for CDs though I don't think they sell those anymore. Also pliers might work but you may damage the radio. A hammer would be hard to work around...hm... Try taking the radio out or ask your car provider.
 
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