Date: Thu, 15 May 2003 00:30:16 -0400 From: "Chris Campbell" <feenynopsam.org> Subject: Re: CD Changer Troubles, what homemade tools do you use...
I had trouble taking out my stereo on my old 9000 using just the nail method... I've seen the tool to pull the stereo out at a number of stores that sell car audio stuff (Best-Buy, Circuit City, Wal-Mart), this is in the northeast, so I'm not sure about the rest of the country. I can't remember which store I saw them in, but it was one of these (Sorry about that... but I want to say it was wal-mart, is that right? They're there, just look around). I did get the nail method to work after much figiting and pulling, I'd reccomend getting something with a long flat edge to help pry the radio out from the sides (a screwdriver might scratch the radio up). Good Luck with getting it out. -Chris '94 900SE V6 '99 9-3 '87 9000S (I miss her already :*-( "Matt Willmarth" <matt_willmarthnopsamnet.net> wrote in message news:_3gwa.782$ap7.72937630nopsamsvr21.news.prodigy.com... > to pull out the head? I've been having a problem where the left channel has > a lot of static, but only for the cd player. today i noticed that it affects > the back too, so at times i can listen to all speakers, and at times only > the front. But the problem is only when playing cds. I had the 'head not > recognizing changer problem awhile back, and I think maybe the dealer didn't > push in the connector from cd player to head on the head end well enough. I > tried 8p nails and a bit of fidgeting, but what do you all use to pull out > the head? I havn't seen a real one, but I'm thinking two pieces of metal rod > bent back on themselves, though I'm not sure about size. I've got a NG. > > -Matt > >
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