Car CD Changer And Parts Warehouse

Driving is always a pleasurable experience. When you get into your vehicle, it is always important that all the systems in your vehicle are in good condition for you to experience a smooth driving. If you own either a luxury vehicle or a SUV, the tiredness of the driving can never be felt if you are accompanied by music. Music is one good friend which accompanies you when you are driving alone. When it comes to music every vehicle has an option of CD changer.

The car CD changer is a common part which can be seen in all the vehicles. Nowadays it is really hard to see a car without a car CD changer. Car CD changer is a common upgrade available in many models. Some Car CD changers are in dash, some are in the glove box and some are located in the trunk. Whichever type of car CD changer your vehicle came with, Car Parts Warehouse has it in stock. We have painstakingly cataloged the many variations.

The Advantages Of An Aftermarket CD Changer

If your vehicle has a car CD changer fitted to the dash then you can very well find the model of the car CD changer if you want to replace them in case of not functioning properly, then you can find genuine replacement car CD changer in our online catalog. At Car Parts Warehouse you can find quality replacement parts for your vehicle. All the parts listed in the online catalog are tested to meet the industry standards.

You can count on us for quality as we don't sell any junkyard parts. Other than offering you quality products, we also prioritize customer service. All you need to do is to select the year, model and make of your vehicle to find its perfect replacement. We have made the shopping experience a simple one for you to find the right part from our online catalog. The simple three-step process fetches the perfect parts from our online catalog.

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We have got a list of satisfied customers to our credit. We prioritize the needs of our customers and make sure that you are satisfied to the fullest. All the parts which are displayed in the website come with full warranty unless it is mentioned specifically. We only carry stock Car CD Changers which means the units we sell are not aftermarket upgrades. They are strictly OEM units you would typically pick up from the dealership for a much higher price. All of our Car CD Changer units come with free shipping and include a full warranty.

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CD Changer Interface Adapter - General Errors And Fault Checks

Is your CD changer not playing discs? Does it skip while playing? This should help solve the problem.

If you are using a CD changer and CD changer interface adapter package, please ensure that you have followed the adapter installation instructions (included with your delivery) to the letter. Also check the discs you are playing to ensure they are not the problem. Now, read through and do the following checks.

1) Ensure that your keys are completely removed from your ignition when installing the adapter. This is a common mistake and the result is that your CD changer will not initialize (link-up) with your radio. Basically, this means that the 2 units are not talking to each other.

2) Check the connections where the adapter connects to the radio or pre-installed CD lead (where fitted as standard) and the CD Changer. Also check that the pins in the connectors have not been bent or pushed out when the connectors were pushed together. This is a common fault

With the connector actually connected to the interface adapter box, inspect these pins from the rear of the connector very closely, as they could become dislodged when you push the radio into position, especially if it is a tight fit. Once inspected, actually place the radio on your passenger seat or hold it without pushing it back into the radio aperture and then test for correct operation. If it works, push it back into position and test again, if the fault returns the connectors and their connections are the problem.

3) Try disconnecting the CD adapter from the CD changer and then disconnect the CD adapter from the radio or pre-installed CD lead. Leave disconnected for 15 minutes. Then, with your keys removed from the ignition try connecting the adapter to the CD changer before connecting the adapter to the radio or pre-installed lead (dependent upon your car's set-up). Now, check to see if the problem has been resolved.

Ensure once more that you have followed the CD adapter instructions in the exact order in which they are displayed when installing.

4) Check if your adapter has any extra fly-leads or wires attached (such as an earth, 12V ignition or 12V permanent live) that need to be connected to the cars wiring system or chassis. If it has, make sure they are connected correctly and securely.

5) Ensure that the earth connection is made to the body (chassis) of the car securely and that the surface of contact is a good, clean solid earth. If there is any paint on the earth pick-up point, clean the area with abrasive paper (sand paper, etc.). This will ensure that it is in contact with the adapter earth ring terminal.

6) If you are using an Alpine CHM-A634 CD Changer in conjunction with a KCA-130B (Ai-NET to M-Bus convertor) ensure the small switch found next to the "Eject" button has been set to position No. 2. The CD changer leads must be disconnected when moving this switch. Please consult your manual for more details.

7) If you are using a Kenwood CD Changer ensure that the small switch, found next to the "Eject" button on some models, has been set to the correct position for the Kenwood radio model you have connected it to. Consult your handbook for more details.

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