I recently was given a H/U from a buddys truck that was replaced by a pioneer.When i installed it in to my truck it now shows cd error/lot full or eject error.I saw it working when he took out his cds from the H/U.We were listening to cds in it before he replaced his head unit.Same truck model and year .Anybody know what could be wrong? Please help.

 

More info please. Date of build for both trucks;audiophile or not. The more info a more detailed explanation.

 

They are both 2004 F150 I dont if its audiophile it doesnt say .But now that ive been looking thru the forum it seems to be a common problem.I hope you could give me an explanation.Or better yet an answer.I cant take the truck back to the dealer either one were over our mile coverage .i really dont want to buy a new one theyre over $600 Canyou give me a solution to the problem can it be reset?

 

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The forum you spoke of suggests calling a electronics outfit in Michigan;if it's compatable they can reflash the processor in the unit.
Check out the forum for the address & phone number. Sorry,I don't have it handy. Good luck!

 

The forum you spoke of suggests calling a electronics outfit in Michigan;if it's compatable they can reflash the processor in the unit.
Check out the forum for the address & phone number. Sorry,I don't have it handy. Good luck!

 

make sure you are doing the load/eject procedure properly. Most people who have problems are trying to load the system too fast and not doing it properly. That said, I wouldn't have one of those damn things in my vehicle. They break down a lot and are a general PITA. The only ones that my tech will even look at are the ford ones, so, you're lucky in the respect that it can probably be repaired if you want to spend the bucks. Too much of a complicated loading system in too small of a space, basically. Do yourself a favor and get an aftermarket cd/mp3 player...


regards

 

Call Dom Fucile at AUTOMOTIVE RESOURCE CENTER (781) 721-0092 to reprogram the radio if he cant fix it know one can