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Help MY AUX or do they just make things to break?

BHeadie · 2010-05-18 23:58:51

I got a car stereo deck like....1.5 years ago,... now the aux input stopped acknowleging my mp3 player. I have to hold the aux 3.5mm input to the side, just for sound, but that doesn't work because I can't do it for that long before it cancels out. Its like its a loose connection on the inside of the cd deck. Its a…

18-05-2010 11:58pm

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BHeadie

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I got a car stereo deck like....1.5 years ago,... now the aux input stopped acknowleging my mp3 player. I have to hold the aux 3.5mm input to the side, just for sound, but that doesn't work because I can't do it for that long before it cancels out. Its like its a loose connection on the inside of the cd deck. Its a panasonic deck. Is this worth repairing or is it possible to repair??

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#2 31-05-2010 11:34pm

recylingbin

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Firstly, do your headphones work with the mp3 player?
If they do, you know it's not the socket on the mp3 player.
Try a different mp3 player to car stereo lead.
If this doesn't work, then it's your car stereo socket.

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