factory cd player
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04-24-2007, 09:02 PM
RE: factory cd player
I just replaced my factory system. If you want to the old one, you can have it for $50. The reason I replaced it though is because the factory one (at least mine) would skip around often times when I would play burned CDs. If it was a retail CD it worked fine, but burned discs skipped (not all of them, but a enough to be a nuisiance).
My truck is a 98 2500 V10.
Let me know via email.
-Matt
My truck is a 98 2500 V10.
Let me know via email.
-Matt
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04-25-2007, 12:36 AM
RE: factory cd player
ORIGINAL: mattbookpro
I just replaced my factory system. If you want to the old one, you can have it for $50. The reason I replaced it though is because the factory one (at least mine) would skip around often times when I would play burned CDs. If it was a retail CD it worked fine, but burned discs skipped (not all of them, but a enough to be a nuisiance).
My truck is a 98 2500 V10.
Let me know via email.
-Matt
I just replaced my factory system. If you want to the old one, you can have it for $50. The reason I replaced it though is because the factory one (at least mine) would skip around often times when I would play burned CDs. If it was a retail CD it worked fine, but burned discs skipped (not all of them, but a enough to be a nuisiance).
My truck is a 98 2500 V10.
Let me know via email.
-Matt
I now return you to your thread. Sorry for the interruption.
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