Not sure on model but you should be able to put it straight in any car as long as the gap for cd player is big enough
you will have to do a little experementation with the wires sorting out the speaker wires earth and live once you have done this conect them to the cd player wires and bobs your uncle some times you can buy proper wire harnesses that go onto existing wires and the new harness plugs straight in but when fitting the live put an inline fuse onto it saves burning out the one in fuse box or the cd player but should be straight foward hope this helps ivan
You can try to get this info from this company www.crutchfield.com
SOURCE: CD stuck in CD player. Cassette and radio works good. But CD stuck.
This symptom is often a sign the player is nearing its end of useful
life. But, sometimes it is merely due to a collection of dust, dirt or
a foreign object lodged in the mechanism. Sometimes it is a logic
error inside the electronic memories.
So, there are a number of possibilities.
Here is what I would do:
ONE: Do NOT force it or use tools to pull the disc out.
TWO: If you can find the wires that supply the 12 volts to the unit,
pull that wire so there is no power to the unit whatsoever for at least
30 seconds. That will reset the electronics inside the player.
THREE: IF you cannot find the wires, or if they are too hard to get to,
you can pull the plus cable off the battery; raise the hood and with a
wrench loosen the bolt holding the plus cable onto the battery
terminal. Pull it off for at least 30 seconds or longer, then put it
back on. This will perform a hard reset as in TWO.
FOUR: If still no removal try this technique:
http://www.wikihow.com/Remove-a-Stuck-CD-from-a-Car-CD-Player
If it is not an expensive unit you may find it a superior investment to
purchase a new player rather than pay a tech to repair it. (In the
worst case the unit must be pulled, cover removed and disc manually
removed; then you may find out there are damages or defective circuits
awaiting further repairs; probably looking at a charge of $75 or more
if you go to a service shop).
Let's hope the ideas above kick it out and it returns to normal useage.
SOURCE: CD Player and Cassette player not working, radio still does
If you are using a "burnt" CD, expect this to happen. This is common.
SOURCE: Does an Audi concert cd/radio number 8E0035186 fit a 2002 A6
It should fit with no Modifications.
SOURCE: 2004 Volkswagen Beetle Radio/CD player
new one with a usb connector and sd card reader is better and cheaper
SOURCE: Need Toyota radio security code
In my country Nigeria it is not an issue at all. But you can make do contacting Toyota with your Vin No. and proof of ownership. http://www.toyota.com
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