2001 mustang, mach460 6 cd changer, reads slots full, they aren't

Repair or replace

get a new one not worth paying to fix ???? ebay??

Sound like the cd player itself has the issue. It will have a small sensor in the player to tell the user if all the slots are full with cd's or not. thats either gummed up or blocked from doing its proper job. as far as the cd error goes, thats your laser. If its still the stock 6 disc cd changer, its a good time for you to concider changing out that cd deck.
good luck bro

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This means the radio is the faulty part. the ptentiometer inside the radio is bad and is not a servicable part.

if there is no cd in the deck, problem is the load sensor in the deck. not really fixable, for the headache if that is the problem, I would visit your favorite store and replace the deck

check your amplifier mustang with 460 mach stereo have aplifiers in the trunk behind or it may be a fuse

reset your radio by unplugging your battery for an hour and plug it in to see what happens. if not then time to replace. these cd players look nice and all cuz they are 6 disc but dont read mp3 well and get stuck easily with thicker cds

on newer Mustangs, they have to be programmed, also look on the back of the unit and make sure all wires are secured and plugged in

My CD player jammed while testing it during my test drive (2001 GT), and they offered to replace it.

I found out that all of them do it. When I eject my disc, and it jams. If you look into the slot, you can see the cd. It is just not quite aligned right. Use your fingers to tap (as hard as you can) on the front of the deck. It should knock the cd loose, and it will come out. Works every time for me. Don't wait for the error to come up, as soon as you notice it didn't come out, do it, and it should eject just fine.