What can i do if a CD is stock in my car stereo?

Answer 1

When mine was sticking, I found that a 3x 5 note card slid in on top of the CD, then pressing the eject worked. There was a switch that was not seeing the CD and therefore would not do anything. The note card seemed to trigger the switch.

I also use a business card, but had to be careful as it was once sucked into the player causing additional problems.

Answer 2

You'll need a cordless hammer-drill, preferably a Milwaukee 18v. You will also need a 1/2'' drillbit, some duct-tape, a roll of bailing wire, a diet coke, and a bag of nacho cheese doritos. ( Don't forget the eye protection, and a white hardhat to give to anyone else that wants to help. )
First drink the diet coke to get a sugar rush, dump the bag of chips out, and put it over your head. Then start drilling aimlessly at your dash with the hammer-drill. After your battery goes dead in the drill, duct tape whatever holes are left. If necessary, use the bailing wire to hold the
( extra parts on your car. )
Whala, you will no longer be concerned with your cd player!!!

Answer 3

most cd players (even in cars) have a tiny little button next to the actual space where the disc is inserted that you can push. it's like a manual eject button. and when i say tiny, i mean tiny as in you may need a toothpick or ink pen to press it. sometimes you have to take the lovely cover off, but it's been there on every cd player (car included) that i've ever owned.

Answer 4

That happens to me all the time! Seriously, after like 15 times of pressing eject, it finally comes out. It only does it to some CDs...interesting.

Answer 5

There is going to be a little tiny hole next to the CD and take a little pin and poke in and make sure your car is turned Off.It will work.

Answer 6

i had that happenning when i use a mini-cd (8 cm instead of 12)
if you open the unit (you should not need more than a philips screw driver) you will be able to get your cd back.

Answer 7

Did your car overheat? Sometimes when my car overheats the CD gets stuck and I have to wait until it cools down...

Answer 8

I had this scenario and I took it in I found tha tit costs less to replace the unit than to have it diss-assembled to remove the CD

Answer 9

stick another cd or something thin in there and try to lift it out. oftentimes as soon as you start to wiggle it the player will bring it out by itself

Answer 10

Tweezers.