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I would like to tear the factory disc changer (in the trunk) out of my Seville to make room for my train horn's air compressor and tank :)bouncy:). Can I just unplug the wires and connectors and be done, or is there something else I have to do to prevent system errors, etc.? This may be a question for CadillacSTS2003. Thanks!
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I don't know. Either put it in my pile of OEM pieces or sell it. Do you need one?
Ah... just noticed you live in MO! I have relatives in KC and I live in Jefferson City.

What are you going to do with your changer when you disconnect it? :bouncy:
These things are high on eBay: http://search.ebay.com/Cadillac-Delco-CD-changer_W0QQ_trksidZm37QQfromZR40QQssPageNameZRC0021
That's a rip-off IMO. I would settle for like $75.00 if you want it and if it's worth it to you. Let me know.
If we can find more Cadillac owners in KC then we could have our meets in a central location. We have a lot of STL members and fewer elsewhere, causing us to have to drive to STL. It's all worth it though! Hell... we could even have our own website! I own CadillacParty.com and I can turn it onto whatever.
Yea, if it will work in my 98 I would love to have it. Yea, I was looking for KC members and not finding much LOL. I guess I can't say there is a lack of Cadillacs in KC lol. Guess I haven't been here long enough to go to a St. Louis meet.
Does your '98 have the wires for it in the trunk, or is yours the single disc in the dash? I don't know if it'll work on the single disc units, but I know someone who would know: CadillacSTS2003.
It has the wires for it in the center console. I cant remember the connector colors off the top of my head.
Oh and with the cd changer, I beleive that all you have to do is unplug it.. It should realize that it is gone.. but, again that may not be true :-D
I'll see what I can dig outta there. I'll PM you or something as soon as I get it. The train horn comes in tomorrow and I'll prob. dig the changer out tonight.
If things don't work out with hyperboimmv, I too am intereated in your CD changer for my '97 Seville STS.
Cool! I'll let you know sometime tomorrow. You can see the pictures here: http://allyoucanupload.webshots.com/b/2010964622489233962
It's yours, Wachuku! Do you have an email address?
The package weighs 10 LBS. If you want it, please let me know if you would like it shipped via USPS, UPS, FedEx, or DHL. I can get you a shipping quote. I'll sell the changer for $70, plus shipping.

If things don't work out with hyperboimmv, I too am intereated in your CD changer for my '97 Seville STS.
Edit: because it won't work on the 98+ years. Anything 92-97, it will fit.
lbwd thanks for your response.

I did some looking, and although $70.00 seems like a reasonable price, it's too much for me, because I have a working changer. I found out those changers are several hundreds new from dealers, and even aftermarket replacements are ~$200. But since the changer in my car works, I'm only interested in a second changer for a backup. I was thinking you were going to throw it away or something. Maybe you could put it on ebay. I wouldn't want to go over $30-40 shipping included.

Thanks again though for providing the offer.
No problem. Thanks for your interest in it! :)
I wished I could find a changer for my car before my roadtrip... but I don't want to pay over 70... *Sighs*
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