Krupski2

I have a similar problem -  2000 ES300, glove box mounted changer.

Cartridge got stuck.  I removed player from glove box,  and front cover from player.  Wound up forcibly prying the cartridge out (my wife had put 6 new CD's in, and wanted them out NOW!)  Turns out cd slides were put in crooked. 

CD changer now appears dead - no play, no eject.  Is there hope?  Or do I go off to Best Buy to get a replacement?  I assume dealer isn't the first option.

Thanks for any help!

Well, I just had the same problem. I am thinking aftermarket and a complete overhaul of my car's audio system

I don't think so.

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vais tech

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Vais Tech integrates XM satellite radios, not Sirius. I contacted them sveral months ago and they said they would announce something soon. I don't know what their definiition of soon means.

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I bought my GS3 last September and it came with Sirius already installed....using an FM Modulator. I am going to rip it out soon and put an aftermarket headunit in there. The way it is installed is through a small hole in the middle console. I dont know who did it, but it looks ok, but it is a pain in the butt to open up the console all the time OR to leave it out. I just think it could have been done better.

my cd changer is not reading the cd and when i push the eject button to get the magazine, it doesn't put the cd back in the magazine.  i need help please.

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Ah, join the club. Mine just broke. I had to remove it. I had to manually open it up to get my CDs out of the changer. I am not going to get it fixed. I am just going to get a new headunit. I have always hated CD changers and now I have another reason.

What kind of cable do you need to adapt a new cd changer to the audio system. Someone on here awhile back told me that you could not buy an aftermarket changer and get it to work on the lexus audio system. Is this true?