> Sorry to hear about your radio troubles, Kyle. Hope you get everything
> figured out. You definitely want to get that CD back out of it, it's a
good
> one! I will give you this info- when I had my old truck(a 1982 Chevy
> Silverado 4x4), and I bought my pioneer CD player for it, the guy at the
> stereo shop warned me that he wouldn't fix it if it broke, because he
> expected it would. Apparently Pioneer CD players are prone to screwing up
> the CD circuit/laser alignment when jarred too much. He took one look at
my
> 4" lift leaf springs on both ends, and my mud on the side, and said he
> didn't expect it to last more than about 6 months with the way it looked
> like I drove the truck. With yours being a 4x4 I would guess it rides a
> little rough so it may have had a negative effect on something inside your
Will,
Thanks for the info. This unfortunate that Pioneer CD decks are known to
fail. I guess though when I buy a new CD player at Besy Buy/Cicuit City the
extended 3 year warranty will be well worth it. I already blew out 4 Pioneer
speakers(both fronts and rear) in my 'non-amplified' truck, and they only
lasted 1 1/2 years. Now I am running Polks all the way around and love them.
I wish I had more 1.5 din options, but I just like how the 1.5 din decks
looks. Oh well. Thanks again for the input.
Kyle
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