Originally posted by RX8_Buckeye ....My guess is that those of you who aren't experiencing any skipping just happen to have better roads....... |
I drove to Pittsburgh, using the Pennsylvania Turnpike, last fall. If it didn't skip on that trip, it's not going to.
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took mine in for the third time for cd skipping...I was told the unit is functioning fine and that my all my cd's must be scracthed...I give up...after three times I guess i'll just have to put up with this issue....it's funny that these cd's always play in the rental car without ever skipping!!!!!!!!
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I've had my car for 3 weeks today and have had a few problems with skipping. I just thought at first it was because my other car has a pretty good aftermarket deck, and could eliminate some of the skipping. But then I decided to BUY a new cd (something I never do), and it played fine until the end, when it skipped like crazy. I plan on getting the mp3 player pretty soon, so I'm going to try to ignore it while I can, but if I have problems after my mp3 player arrives, I'll be pissed.
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It's definitely due to bumps in my case. But only certain kinds of bumps. There is one on my street that always produces a skip even though its a small bump and many other larger bumps in other places that do not. I say there is no skip protection because as soon as I hit the bump the music cuts out. It happens when the front tires hit the bump. The bumps that cause it seem to be the kind where you driver over a "ledge" - 2 sections of pavement that are at different heights and both wheels hit at the same instant.
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Yes exactly Nubo. It's not necessarily the biggest bumps that cause the skipping, just bumps with a certain profile. It seems to happen more on rough sections of road than when I just hit isolated potholes. I'd say I average 2-3 skips per day.
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