Will it mess up the slot on CD player
1163688
Not at all, but I recommend the Mountek unit. Either one is safe for the slot.
1163689
No it won't. But I would not buy. It kept falling out of the cd player. Not worth it.
893767
no idea i used this on a single disk player without any problems. i think it works by spoofing your oem headunit into thinking the aux in is the cd changer so it may not work.
1039243
if isn't damage .. will work ..some of came damage from factory don't let you play cd if is plugged.
553850
Only if you have a 6-cd changer. This head unit only plays one CD at a time. There are connections in the back for connecting a cd changer but they are only RCA so you won't have control of the changer from the head unit.
2274710
No. This is only for a CD opening. It is too wide and will not insert into the cassette slot.
809889
I think it's dependent on the car you have. I have an '08 Civic, and it doesn't play CDs while using this mount. CD in the slot is fine, but it won't play.
725266
Yes, absolutely. It's a nice feature because it's hidden behind the faceplate. The button in the top right corner makes the faceplate swing open and reveal the single CD player.
679067
If the CD eject mechanism works, yes. Be prepared though, it sounds like you may have bigger problems with the CD player.
44270
I am sorry no one answered you! This works with EVERY radio brand as it broadcasts to the radio like a FM station - it IS a FM station. just tune your radio to a specific frequency and it will pickup the CD player. It plays over your radio as if it was a personal broadcasting station with only your CDs. these are wonderful units.
2224935
You have to be careful when removing the mount because the tabs which hold it in work by exerting force against the top and bottom of the slot. Once in, it is very secure. The mount does not extend very far into the slot; I can't imagine it damages anything as long as you don't just yank it out of the CD slot.
809890
No. If you are using this device you will not be able to use your CD player. I chose this because I have satellite radio and use my iPhone.
1799779
No. I would not try it because it could damage your radio. Most CD radios these days have a SWR meter built in to use to tune it.
1035945
I don't use CDs anymore, so hadn't tried. But FOR YOU, I just went out and put one in. It played without the mount in place, I then put the mount in place, and it still played. So the answer seems to be YES it will play with the mount in place. However, you will have to take out the mount to take out the CD or put another one in.
1390013
No it won't but I've found in the past that the first thing to go over time is the mechanical stuff in the CD player rather than the electronics-this is an exceptional unit--Phil
2224934
The tabs that go into the CD player are rubber, so I think the likelihood of it doing any damage to your CD player is very small. It is quick and easy to remove (and put back in). There are three tabs that are what you might call spring loaded. Two point slightly up and one points slightly down. You flatten them out to insert into your CD player and the spring tension (the 'desire' of the tabs to go back to the slightly up and down position) is what holds the unit in place. The thing I really like about it is the handle is pretty small, so it is unobtrusive when there is no phone in it (compared to other holders). The tabs that go into the CD player are rubber, so I think the likelihood of it doing any damage to your CD player is very small. It is quick and easy to remove (and put back in). There are three tabs that are what you might call spring loaded. Two point slightly up and one points slightly down. You flatten them out to insert into your CD player and the spring tension (the 'desire' of the tabs to go back to the slightly up and down position) is what holds the unit in place. The thing I really like about it is the handle is pretty small, so it is unobtrusive when there is no phone in it... » Read More The tabs that go into the CD player are rubber, so I think the likelihood of it doing any damage to your CD player is very small. It is quick and easy to remove (and put back in). There are three tabs that are what you might call spring loaded. Two point slightly up and one points slightly down. You flatten them out to insert into your CD player and the spring tension (the 'desire' of the tabs to go back to the slightly up and down position) is what holds the unit in place. The thing I really like about it is the handle is pretty small, so it is unobtrusive when there is no phone in it (compared to other holders). « Show Less
1899178
I c to answer that questionould not get the device to stay put in the CD slot long enough
888100
It would not. If hold the CD button for more than 3 seconds does not give you the option of "Aux Option" then it means that your stereo doesn't have the Aux output for the Aux.