dpasseto

Hey guys, I'm sure this has been asked a million times. I searched but found nothing! Why does the damn bose stock CD player eject everytime you turn the power on or off?

This kills my buzz everytime. Sometimes when I get in the car I just want it to continue from where I left off. Is there any way to bipass this?

Flybye

It's dying. Mine did the same thing. I ended up opening it, putting some grease on the shaft where the lenses rides on, and it worked fine...............for a while. I think it spits it out because the unit has trouble repositioning the lenses back where it was.

I didn't bother doing the same thing to it and used it as an excuse to get a new headunit

SilvioRX7

You should yank it out cuz its only gonna get worse. Mine started like that and it finally got to the point where you insert a CD and it won't even play it, it just spits it out.

dpasseto

What a pain in the ***.....even the radio in this car is unreliable. What head units would bolt right up to the bose system. I know that the bose works on 1 ohm as opposed to 4 ohm or something like that.

keynote22

well you can send the unit to stereo bobs and he can fix it or you can hook up a new head unit using the schosche adapter from crutchfield. the factory head unit is high out put....it's the amps that convert to 1 ohm for the speakers.

SanJoRX7

My stocker doesn't do that, but it's still a POS I had a problem a while back where it wouldn't eject my cd, so I had to disconnect the battery for a bit and then hook it back up. Since then, no problems.

Besides all that, go and get a good aftermarket stereo...you'll enjoy it all that much more.

PS. don't forget the speakers!

drippa

i'm all for a high quality after market reciever but the easiest way might be to get the same one that broke and put that in. you wouldn't have to change any wires either.

-seth

Icemark

The stock CD player will eject a CD if the temp is under 35F or there is dirt or condensation on the laser eye or prism assembly