The metal piece that attaches in to the i pod has broken off can it be repaired?

Does not seem very complex. I think it is because of the broken fuse. Simply Open the back part of Bose companion 5. The Circuit board attached to the back part is basically for the Audio output socket, Control pod Connector and Power supply connector. on the Left hand side of the board you will find a fuse soldered with the board. most probably that fuse is broken. replace the fuse if broken or just connect both end of the fuse with thin wire (temporary) to check. Hope it helps.
I am outta home or else i could have added an image for you. maybe tomorrow.

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Maybe you inserted the pod with the wrong side up or you used a 2-cup pod in a single cup holder. If the clamping spring isn't working (the lid feels loose when you try to close it), that spring (that is nothing more than a straight piece of metal wire) needs to be replaced.

There is a repair kit for you truck. The part that is broken is the metal piece. If you go through GM you have to buy a brand new interior door trim panel because the door handle part is attached to it. Otherwise I found a company that offers a repair kit that just repairs the broken part. Plus is cheaper then buy a whole interior door trim part. Total Automotive GM Truck SUV Interior Door Handle Repair Kits

Under the carpet by the rear hatch, there is a place for a standard screw driver to pop the latch. Might have to cut the carpet to get to it.

you can use a tweezer if a piece is sticking out. If not you will have to apply strong super glue to another thin metal piece (perhaps a needle) then attach it to the end of the broken-off earphone jack piece. Hold it for at least 3-5 minutes then pull.

good luck

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You may be able to buy what you need from Meade.

Here is their customer service number:

http://www.meade.com/support/index.html

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The PSP shouldn't require soldering to replace the screen. That tab should fit into a slot.

http://www.llamma.com/PSP/images/repair/LCD/111805%20106.jpg