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How to eject the magazine from the CD changer

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I recently installed the double din kit from treullionaire (greatly recommended). After I finished the installation, I realized I had left some CDs in the cd changer. Not wanting to reinstall the stock radio just to power the CD changer, I removed it and powered it manually. I thought this picture would help someone in a similar situation.

First, remove the cd changer from the trunk (just two screws on the mount). On the bottom, you will find a couple of common RCA audio cables and one multi-pin cable. Using a wall-wart or some other 12V source, connect the negative end, or ground, to the ring of the harness. With the ring union facing down, the +12V pin will be the one in the middle right. See the attached picture.

cdc3-harness.jpg

If you did it right, the changer motor will make some noises, and you will be able to eject the magazine.

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