No CD player ??? What ?
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Mickinohio
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Well , been a few months for me sans CD player and I have to say I'm not missing it a lot . Putting four small grandkids in the truck most days I'm stuck listening to Kidzbop channels. Sigh.
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grandkids will drag you kicking and screaming into the 21st century!!!
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Wait a second, if your computer is broken and you don't have a cell phone, how are you posting on here?
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My ram and town and country have ports for the music. Truck has the thumb drive and sd card. Van has the thumb drive only. I just got through converting my old cassettes ( a few hundred) to digital and put them on the thumb drive, downloaded to the hard drive on the van and use an sd card in the truck. Worked well. You young whipper snappers probably don't know what a cassette is. I also use a flip phone.
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I noticed the same thing in my Rebel, But after I plugged in the SD card with over 500 songs on it that I was using in the Challenger, I found out that I did not need or want a cd player at all.
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I have a 2012 and I'm still trying to figure out how to play my collection of these!
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Lol.....an 8 track. Next we will be talking about reel to reels. I'm still trying to figure out how to fit this in my 2016 Rebel....
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You can buy the OEM CD player, but isn't cheap, see them on ebay and mopar parts sites, but are like $400.
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I miss the DVD player for when I'm in my truck waiting for ferries or on stand by at a worksite. Mobile Internet is ridiculously expensive in canada and I only have mobile Internet 90% of the time since I live in a rural area and work in the middle of nowhere. We put up combo cel/light towers to get phone reception at work sites. I just read now instead. Cd player I don't need. Better just plugging in a USB stick, but I wish I could still plug it in in the upper glovebox. Always seem to break them in the centre console between change trays sliding around and rummaging through books and paperwork in there.
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