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PCM2 CD Mechanism Swap - Due to ejecting problems

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PCM2 CD Mechanism Swap - Due to ejecting problems

PCM2 CD Mechanism Swap This tutorial will show how I sourced and replaced the CD Mechanism in my 996 PCM2. I replaced the mechanism due to problems ejecting the CD and intermittent problems reading the Sat Nav disk. I couldn't find any reference to this on the internet so hopefully someone else will benefit from this tutorial Please note I actually took the photo's in reverse, i.e. when putting everything back together. Step 1 Remove the Fascia - A description of this is already in the for

 

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Hi

Great post, very helpful. As you said in the write up - any further info contact you.

I have sent you a pm

Regards

Jonathan

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