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Newbie here. Recently started having trouble with my radio/cd player.

 

I have a CD that is inside of the CD player (not the 5 disk) but on the actual head unit and it will not eject. The CD will play fine and I can seek through the tracks perfectly. When I do try to eject, it makes a loud ticking noise and says to "check cd"

 

Any help for a solution other than possibly NOT removing the head unit would be greatly appreciated.

 

Thanks

 

Brian

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Same thing happened to my dads truck and he hasn't fixed it yet. But on his, the cd will actually come out very little (look closely) and he uses a credit card to lift it up a tiny bit and then pulls it out.

 

And, you have a "Pontiac Denali"? WTF?

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Same thing happened to my dads truck and he hasn't fixed it yet. But on his, the cd will actually come out very little (look closely) and he uses a credit card to lift it up a tiny bit and then pulls it out.

 

And, you have a "Pontiac Denali"? WTF?

 

 

lol It asked what my 'primary' vehicle I drive is...it's a pontiac. Then asked what model my GM car was... didn't make sense to me, but that's what it is.

 

Anyways, the CDdoes not eject AT ALL, I've looked with a flash light.

 

I've read pulling the fuse for a minute and then trying will work, but reprogramming will be needed.

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I read somewhere it's kinda common and that if to unhook the positive battery cable for a couple minutes and when hooked back up it will eject the cd. I read this on a G6 forum site but have never had to try it yet.

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Had the same issue w/ my 05, had 2 head units replaced while I had it. I remember GM having several issues with this. Both times I was at the dealer for this issue there was at least 2 other trucks there for the same problem.

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Mine does that too. I couldn't get the CD out so I took the radio apart to get my CD back and haven't used it since. I've tried pulling the fuse multiple times, but never did anything else but click.

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The same thing happened with the CD player in my wife's '05 Tahoe. The CD will not eject, nor will it play. At first, I thought maybe one of the kids forced a CD in while one was already in the player. I took the radio out, and took it apart to get the CD out. While I had it apart, I noticed that some of the small gears in the radio used to eject the CD are made of plastic. It looked like the teeth on one of the gears had stripped (and sounded like it also, as when the EJECT button was pushed, I could hear the eject mechanics working, but nothing would happen and it would display the CHECK CD message). Once I got the CD out and hooked the radio back up, I tried it again with no luck. I finally figured out how to remove the CD without taking the unit apart, using a small paint scraper I had. I have found the radio units on line for sale, but keep putting off buying another one as I know it will eventually do the same thing. Not to mention, the prices are about the same as a better aftermarket unit (of course, with the radio being the BOSE unit, I'd have to get the interface units for it to be compatible with the BOSE system).

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This happened on my 2006 Silverado, but luckily got it fixed under warranty. The 6 Disc player on my 2007 Vortec Max hasn't given me any problems.

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This happened on my 2006 Silverado, but luckily got it fixed under warranty. The 6 Disc player on my 2007 Vortec Max hasn't given me any problems.

 

 

Thanks for all the quick replies guys.

 

I'm going to pull the fuse today and see what I find.

 

If not, I'll be buying a new head unit. Any suggestions that will work with the factory speakers? I know I could use the search feature, but I'd rather get opinions from a few of you.

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