how to remove cds after battery's dead
You can connect it to a computer's power supply:

(for the record, the cd changer was already jacked up on mine, so my cousin and I were messing around with it)
Not too hard to do, if you need more info, ask.

(for the record, the cd changer was already jacked up on mine, so my cousin and I were messing around with it)
Not too hard to do, if you need more info, ask.
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dont think any of these will work and it's too much trouble 
the car is already appraised as is so i wont be able to break the cd player and it seems hella work to pull out the actual player..
as for the battery, i think the connection is cut or something so it'd be hard to get power.
i was hoping there was some force eject like the cd player on your computer.. dang it. thanks though

the car is already appraised as is so i wont be able to break the cd player and it seems hella work to pull out the actual player..
as for the battery, i think the connection is cut or something so it'd be hard to get power.
i was hoping there was some force eject like the cd player on your computer.. dang it. thanks though
Take a jumper cable from the battery to the passenger side under hood fuse panel. There is a spot to have a friend hold it or hook it up there. Get power to that and you will be able to power the radio up to eject the CDs in the car
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