Factory CD players, especiay cD changers, are built and assembled as cheaply as possible, which is great for vehicle manufacturersbottom line. However it leads to problems down the road due to the many small motorized parts. We have seen vehicles that are only afew years old with significant issues with jammed CDs. Often, people hope that we can “just get the cD out” and fix the problem.Unfortunately, what most people don’t understand is that if it happens once, it wilikely happen again. The cD mechanism inside the unitmay have been permanently damaged.Replacing the factory radio with an aftermarket unit is typically the most cost-effective solution. t is cheaper than you might think, andyou wilhave a new unit with a warranty. The new aftermarket radio will ikely have more features, such as aux and USB inputs, and abetter amplifier. lf we instal a new radio for you, we will be happy to retrieve the CD from your old unit at no extra charge. However,please note that the radio itself will most likely not be salvageable