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How to remove a stuck CD and clean CD player S70

posted by  SBranscom on  Wed Oct 22 13:03 CST 2003
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Word to the wise. Don't open the top of the radio. I recently replaced the radio in my S90. It was $200 plus the existing bad radio. That $200 jumps immediatley to about $600 when the unit has been tampered with, read opened.
The folks at the dealer specifically mentioned they, themselves, had been nicked by VNA because they had opened others to get a CD out. Unplug it from the car, fork over the $200 and scrap the CD. Sorry.






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