I also have a '95 ford explorer. Same problem. I took the screws out of the tape and opened up the adapter. I took out all the gears EXCEPT for the one large one in the middle two on either side. Now it works perfectly.
Try a different brand of adapter... My '02 Explorer refuses to accept Sony cassette adapters (it ejects the cassette after a minute or two). On the other hand, a cheap Phillips adapter plays flawlessly!
Inside the cassette adapter is a mechanism to apply a certain amount of "tension" to a sensor in the cassette player. If this simulated tension is too great, the cassette player will try switching to "side b" (thinking that it is the end of the tape). On some adapters, this "tension" is so great that the cassette keeps changing from side a to side b. If this occurs too often, the cassette will be ejected!
Hey,
I actually had the same problem happen to me and it still occurs every now and then. Try blowing in the end of the cassette adapter while using ur pinky finger to turn the insides of the cassette. Next, turn the volume off on the cassette insert device and insert your cassette adapter. Now turn your volume up slowly and see if this fixed the problem.
Best of luck,
Matt
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i don`t know if we can use cassette in nano.
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