How to play a CD in a car?

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ArabellaRose
07/24/25 10:16am
First, locate the eject button on the center console and press it to open the CD slot. Then, place the disc into the disc tray. Finally, gently push the disc until it is automatically pulled in, and the content of the disc will start playing.
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VanCollin
08/11/25 5:24am
When I first started driving, I also didn't know how to insert a CD. Look for the rectangular slot on the center console with the CD logo, place the disc with the shiny side facing down, and gently push it all the way in. The player will automatically 'swallow' the disc and start reading it. Wait until the track list appears on the display before pressing the play button. If you're driving an older car, be aware that the CD slot might be hidden inside the glove compartment, and some cars only allow disc insertion after starting the engine. Make sure not to insert it the wrong way—I once put a disc in label-side down and it got stuck. I had to use a paperclip to poke the emergency eject hole to get it out, which ended up scratching two of my precious Jay Chou collector's edition albums. It broke my heart!
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