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Old 30-03-2007, 06:19 PM   #1
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Default Problem with removing CD player

After I bought a new battery today at battery world. I asked them if they could remove my CD player. They obliged free of charge, even with using the right removal tools he couldn't get it out. As he explained it, its as if theres no bracket on the drivers side and the bracket on the other side if up against the inside of the dash.

So I'm wondering. One, how do I get it out. Two has it been put in like that because it needed to be and would I be bad to attempt to take it out?

Oh and when I looked at it a few days ago it did look like its been taken out before.

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