Radio/cd player and clock won't turn on in my '95 Toyota Camry

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Dec 10, 2007 - #1 Dec 10, 2007. Just bought a 2008 Camry LE with standard CD player. ... Toyota will repair the CD player tomorrow morning. I still have a CD stuckthat I can't ... Toyota Highlander Radio Problem
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Usually it is the drive unit for the CD. The linear tracking device that drives and guides the CD read laser is not tracking. Usually when this happens there is NO fixing it. You might just have to bite the bullet and get a new head unit.

what lights? headlights? dash lights? I would check the connections. If its the starter usually you will hear a heavy "click" when you turn the key.

turn your head lights on are they real bright? if not the battery might be low and you need a jump

It 's the unit. bring it to a repair facility( fairly easy to remove) and have them do the repair . Its a lot cheaper than buying a new unit. If you decide to do this let me know and I'll tell you how to remove and install the unit.

Your radio might be shorting out. I would make sure the ground wire hasn't come off.

Remove the battery negative cable for a minute then reattach. This will reset the cd.

check out www.edmonds.com for an owners manual online

I have observed this situation several times.
What I do to rectify this condition is to remove the radio from the dash, unplug both of the wiring harness connectors at the rear of the radio, and then plug them back in. This "resets" the CD player; but, I have found that just removing the fuses does not "reset" the CD. This should help you out.
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Other than replacing or repairing the radio, not much can be done. The dealer can send your out to be repaired, but buying an aftermarket radio is usually a better option. You can get a better sounding, nicer looking radio for cheaper than repairing yours.