Missing cd changer magazine

it is called a grommet and if you talk with the spares section of your local dealer they have diagrams that will show where it is and the part number

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If it's a factory unit, call Ford dealership and tell them your vin and they should be able to tell you what magazine it takes. To remove, there's 2 screws at the bottom of the center console, inside next to cd player, under rubber mat.remove them and complete plastic trim, console bucket, will lift out.might have to wiggle it a little but will lift, then there's 4 screws holding bracket for cd player. Unplug and remove. You maybe able to see part number without removing player

if it is from the factory just call your ford service center and they should be able to tell you which one you will need.

The CD changer option is similar to the single-disc player. The CD changer has the ability to toggle between the stereo and the multi-disc changer. In the 2007 Ford Taurus, the CD changer is located either in the vehicle's trunk or in the center console and has a magazine that can hold up to six CDs.---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
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My 1999 Beetle did the same thing. I didn't have any luck repairing it, even tried a different magazine but nothing helped. Fortunately I found someone local selling a used trunk-mounted CD changer for $10, so I bought that and it worked like a champ.

So for me, I ended up having to replace the CD changer to fix this problem. Hope you have better luck.

check all of your connections going into it may be corroded at electrical connections or the cd may need replaced

their should be a slide button on magazine push that and cd holders should slide out

Well I had a 1990 Xj6 with an aftermarket cd-changer in the trunk and it didn't work, so when I took it to an audio specialist he said that it needed to be replaced. But what he did say is that most manufactures use the same connection cables for their products, ex. Sony plugs will work on all Sony cd-changers. I now have a 1994 Jaguar XJ6 and I have the same error code. I know that Jaguar installed Alpine CHM-S620 cd-changers. So in theroy you could go to an audio store and get the same cd-changer and it should have the same plugs so you wont need to rewire anything. I havent done it yet because I just bought the 1994.