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My girlfriend has a 2002 accord EX V6 w/ the 6 disc in-dash cd player. The car sits outside all the time, and the other day it snowed for the first time. Well, it snowed all day didn't really stick to the ground much but it did stick on the car. I promise this is going somewhere.... [IMG]i/expressions/face-icon-small-smile.gif[/IMG] The next day it got warmer and the sun melted, and we loaded into the car to go on a trip and started listening to CDs that had been in the player all week. Well, we got going and after about 15 minutes we heard a clicking noise coming from one of the speakers and then after a few seconds the music stopped and the cd player ejected all 3 of the cds we had in there. We took all the cds out and realized they were wet. Like you could SEE water on the cds. So we dried them off and waited about 10 minutes or so and put them back in and luckily it started working again. Why did it do this? Should she take her car to the dealer, or was there just moisture in there from the weather, and I shouldn't worry? Thanks everybody!

 
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yas.... its definitely condensation....... u should take it in to get checked out.... just to be safe........

 
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Condensation from humidity..try to never leave a CD in the car during winter..it can really mess up a CD player

 
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so its normal then? Should I just keep the CDs out of the player and I shouldn't have a problem?

 
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when i had a changer i never had that problem and i left cds in it all year round