Re: Stuck CD

I had this problem on my wife's Mercury Mountaineer. The dealer said it was

covered by the warranty AS LONG AS the CD was a regular CD, not one with a

label pasted on it that you would make yourself on your PC or (in our 
library's case) one that they paste a protective label on it. The dealer 
said they would remove the CD player and send it off for repair. If the CD

was a regular CD, then there would be no charge.

I poked around with slips of thin cardboard and thin plastic and couldn't 
get it out. Then one day I hit the eject button and it popped right out.
Tom
"Jarrod Smith" <jennjarrod@[EMAIL PROTECTED]
> wrote in message 
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>I realize there is a newsgroup for Ford trucks, but there are hardly ever

>any posts there.  My father in law has a 2006 F150 he recently bought
used. 
>He just noticed the other week that there is a CD stuck in the stereo.  I

>tried popping it out using another CD, but didn't have any luck.  Any 
>suggestions on how to get it out?  I thought it might be possible to
access 
>it easier by removing the unit from the dash.  Any input would be greatly

>appreciated.
>
> Jarrod
>