I have been having issues with my CD player on My '03 TLundefined, just wondering if any else has had similar problems. On certain CD's that I have burned and used my label maker to make Labels, the CD Player has had a good bit of trouble ejecting them. I know the easy answer is to not play those CD's, but I was wondering if perhaps my CD player was defective in some way. I could reburn 20+ cd's without the labels, but it just would be a pain.

Jeff

 

My friend burned a disc of driving music on a black CDR and it wouldn't play, but otherwise i've had no probs with other colors of disc etc. i doubt its your labels causing the problem. try another color of media and see if that helps.

 

It plays CD's of different color fine, it just gets jammed up when I try to eject the CD, it gets not even a 1/4 of the way out and gets stuck and it's really hard to get out of it. The labels are the kind you can print out on an inject printer and stick on with a stomper. They played fine in my old Pioneer head unit in my old car, but the Acura's system seems to be giving it problems.

 

Try using CD w/o the label. A lot of ppl have been reporting that the label sometimes causes the CD not to eject. I've used burned CDs and never had issue w/ ejecting. I never put on a label, just use a Sharpie to write the title down.

 

it says not to use labeled cd's in the manual, as they are thicker, change the balance of the cd, and peel off sometimes. might as well reburn them or peel off the labels.

 

This has been an issue for a long time. The problem is the size of the opening of the CD player slot and the amount of space between the disc in the indash changer. The label just makes the disc large enough to have issues and there is enough surface friction on the paper label to prevent the disc from being ejected. There were less problems with the single disc players, but those did not play CDRs very well either.

 

yea just try not to use the lables on the ones you plan on using in the car