yes this works, unplugging the battery for like 10-15 minutes can be a temporary fix as well.dhes24 said:I had this same problem, eventually it will keep the cd in and you won't be able to do anything but listen to the radio. Simple fix, pop the dash off down by the gearshift, pull the screws on the radio, pull it out, unplug it, wait a minute, plug it back in so it resets itself. Problem solved.
02GTRX said:Took mine to Ford to see what they would do about it and they pretty much told me to go **** myself and pay over $400 for a new one. So I said ok, left the lot came back an hour later with my wife, test drove a used 04 expedition eddie bauer off their used lot and just like that I got myself a new cd player.
02GTRX said:Took mine to Ford to see what they would do about it and they pretty much told me to go **** myself and pay over $400 for a new one. So I said ok, left the lot came back an hour later with my wife, test drove a used 04 expedition eddie bauer off their used lot and just like that I got myself a new cd player.
02GTRX said:Took mine to Ford to see what they would do about it and they pretty much told me to go **** myself and pay over $400 for a new one. So I said ok, left the lot came back an hour later with my wife, test drove a used 04 expedition eddie bauer off their used lot and just like that I got myself a new cd player.
02GTRX said:I didnt steal anything. The expedition was returned with a CD6 unit intact and funtional. And im not bragging about it, simply giving other people with the same cd player/dealer problem another way out.
MEandmyKB said:It wasn't your Expedition, so you "stole" it, but you can call it "borrow" if it sounds better. Guess when your tires get slick, you can test drive a Mustang with new tires on it and what the hey...you can put your old tires back on the test driven Mustang and it won't be like you're stealing the new tires. Right?
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Nah probaly not. The chances of finding a used mustang on the lot with 295/35/18 tires is slim so in answer to your question, no.....I do need new wiper arms though cuz mine are fading....
02GTRX said:MEandmyKB said:It wasn't your Expedition, so you "stole" it, but you can call it "borrow" if it sounds better. Guess when your tires get slick, you can test drive a Mustang with new tires on it and what the hey...you can put your old tires back on the test driven Mustang and it won't be like you're stealing the new tires. Right?
Nah probaly not. The chances of finding a used mustang on the lot with 295/35/18 tires is slim so in answer to your question, no.....I do need new wiper arms though cuz mine are fading....
But if you did find the correct size tires and fresh wiper blades...would you call it stealing?
BTW, you didn't tell the used car salesman that you "borrowed" something from the Expedition, did you?
02GTRX said:No, not stealing. Exchanging is what it is but I wouldnt go that far tire wise. Yea I did tell the salesman and he said ''go ahead its not mine'' just so happens that the salesman is my cousin though...
02GTRX said:Alternator huh...
seems to me like im not the only one who's done this or thought of it..
and relax the expedition was still under factory warranty, im sure who ever buys it will point it out and have it fixed free of cost no questions asked. ITS WIN WIN MAN!
02GTRX said:Your right it wouldnt have mattered cuz the damn stealership never helps anyone for anything without charging an arm and a leg even with warranty. They refused to help me so I helped myself.
The new cd player is working flawlessly! It plays cd's like it should and they dont get stuck when I eject them.
Dont get me wrong I would NEVER break into anyones car just to get something I need.
I felt this was how I could get even with the stealership and solve my problem at the same time so I did.
timeless2 said:Please continue the ethical/legal discussion in another thread and leave this one on-topic. Thank you.
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