CD Changers... Anyone still using em?
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CD Changers... Anyone still using em?
Any of you guys still using CD changers? If not what are you doing with the space?
During some searching I've seen some folks using the pockets in place of the changer... I think AMGfan used the space for a switch panel but never saw pics of it...
During some searching I've seen some folks using the pockets in place of the changer... I think AMGfan used the space for a switch panel but never saw pics of it...
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I just picked up my "new" 2000 E430 4MATIC. It has a CD Changer in the trunk, but I have not had the time to figure out how, if it works. If you have any idea, I would like to try it. Will eventually put in new type of deck with blue tooth and perhaps digital music. Bose system sounds great, but I have no idea if I can even use the CD Player at this point. When I choose the CD option on the deck it gives me a message No CD. So, does that mean there are no CD's in the Changer, or the Changer is not connected?
Sorry, I am not really answering your question. Yes, if I could use the CD Changer I would for now.
Sorry, I am not really answering your question. Yes, if I could use the CD Changer I would for now.
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I was specifically referring to the W211 since they are "hidden" behind a panel in the dash
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Well when you pull the changer there is an opening in the most ring. From what I know, the way to go for that though is to get the Denison interface
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You can remove the CD Changer, replace it with the "tray" A 211 683 00 91 for storage.
In order to do that you will also need a fiber optic connector (I do not have the part# i'm afraid), to keep the fiber optics circuit closed as you remove the CD Changer.
I did it on mine, it is very easy.
In order to do that you will also need a fiber optic connector (I do not have the part# i'm afraid), to keep the fiber optics circuit closed as you remove the CD Changer.
I did it on mine, it is very easy.
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You can remove the CD Changer, replace it with the "tray" A 211 683 00 91 for storage.
In order to do that you will also need a fiber optic connector (I do not have the part# i'm afraid), to keep the fiber optics circuit closed as you remove the CD Changer.
I did it on mine, it is very easy.
In order to do that you will also need a fiber optic connector (I do not have the part# i'm afraid), to keep the fiber optics circuit closed as you remove the CD Changer.
I did it on mine, it is very easy.
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You can remove the CD Changer, replace it with the "tray" A 211 683 00 91 for storage.
In order to do that you will also need a fiber optic connector (I do not have the part# i'm afraid), to keep the fiber optics circuit closed as you remove the CD Changer.
I did it on mine, it is very easy.
In order to do that you will also need a fiber optic connector (I do not have the part# i'm afraid), to keep the fiber optics circuit closed as you remove the CD Changer.
I did it on mine, it is very easy.
Am I right?
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2005 E55, 2011 Honda Push Mower (21 inch deck bishes)
I still use mine because for whatever reason, the 6 disc changer plays MP3 CD's, but my top slot load does not. Freaky.
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