Help!!! Problem with Bose CD
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Help!!! Problem with Bose CD
I Have a 92 with 65K and it has been sitting for as long a a month without being used. The CD player was working fine when I parked the car but now when you put the cd in it makes a clicking noise and dosen't play then ejects the cd. I also get a loud pop sometimes from speakers. Put cd cleaner disk in but didn't help.
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cd has died. pretty much on cue.
the belts get hard and brittle from lack of use.
you have choices...
1) contact Dr Don's, I don't remember the URL, but he can recondition your head unit.
2) Bose is reconditioning amps and speakers for a real song.
3) go aftermarket.
If you decide to go aftermarket, take this thread to the Audio section.
http://forums.corvetteforum.com/forumdisplay.php?f=20
the belts get hard and brittle from lack of use.
you have choices...
1) contact Dr Don's, I don't remember the URL, but he can recondition your head unit.
2) Bose is reconditioning amps and speakers for a real song.
3) go aftermarket.
If you decide to go aftermarket, take this thread to the Audio section.
http://forums.corvetteforum.com/forumdisplay.php?f=20
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My '92 did the same thing once after sitting for a long period. I finally got it to work. Drive the car for 15 to 20 minutes with the radio playing and then try the CD. Mine seems to work better when it's warm. I had to keep putting the CD in; finally it accepted it. Also, use a fairly new CD, and try different CDs. Mine won't play a CD sometimes if it's even a little scratched. Since this happened, I haven't had any other problems, even after sitting for weeks again.
I guess these CD players are very touchy!
I guess these CD players are very touchy!
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Originally Posted by BlackbirdZ07
My '92 did the same thing once after sitting for a long period. I finally got it to work. Drive the car for 15 to 20 minutes with the radio playing and then try the CD. Mine seems to work better when it's warm. I had to keep putting the CD in; finally it accepted it. Also, use a fairly new CD, and try different CDs. Mine won't play a CD sometimes if it's even a little scratched. Since this happened, I haven't had any other problems, even after sitting for weeks again.
I guess these CD players are very touchy!
I guess these CD players are very touchy!
