Stereo problems I have a 99 oldsmobile aurora factory stereo would play then the music would stop but still be on, problem continued so went and bought aftermarket cd player, first hooked up it worked but after taken out to do final installment it quit playing just like factory stereo did but still has power to everything just no sound, was told it could be factory amp but want to make sure, idk how to test or if there is a way to bypass the amp

SOURCE: Factory cd player doesn't play aftermarket burned cd's

What format are you burning them in? CDA or MP3 most Factory units will only play CDA format, just pick you up a copy of Nero and choose Aduio CD, it will convert you MP3 format to CDA and you should be able to playthem with no issue, the CDA format also works in the old portable CD players as well...

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David

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SOURCE: speakers arent playing any sound

if the car has a factory fitted amp . when you fitt a new radio you may need a bypass lead .this is one plug to plug for radio and the othere plug when you take off plug to the amp.

SOURCE: 99 olds Intrigue factory CD player problem

I am not sure about repairing the unit. Do you have a CD cleaner?
You might check with a reputable auto electronics shop, one that specializes in car audio. They may have an adapter that will allow an aftermarket radio to be controlled from the steering wheel. Rosen makes a nice am/fm/cd/dvd navigation unit that also has XM and iPod inputs. The hard part will be to find supporting interfaces and wiring harnesses to fit a 99.

SOURCE: YUKON CD PLAYER NO SOUND!

Is your IP Bus cable on the INPUT and not the OUTPUT ? I know it sounds funny, but usually(95%), that's the case. If it's in the wrong plug, you'll have power and a display, but no audio. That's why your getting data but no audio.

SOURCE: 2002 solara amp, does it need bypassing?

Yes, it will sound horrible. like a opera on full treble sung by a mouse if it works at all.