My three year old daughter decided to load six CDs into the single disc player in my 2001. I had to remove the CD player from the dash and pop the top off of it to pull them out. The CDs were directly under the top cover and it comes off with out having to do alot of major dissassembing. The Radio/CD player is easily accessible on the 2001 but I am not sure about the 2004. In the 2001 GLE you just have to remove the trim piece around the the radio and heater controls to get to the mounting screws for the radio. The whole process took me about 15 to 20 minutes.

I have a Nissan Quest SE 2004,everything was perfect til yesterday,i turned on the CD player and all i get is a beeping noise,it won`t turn on nor it won`t play,does anybody out there have a solution,i don`t even think it covered under a warranty......

I also have this exact problem. I brought the car to dealership and they said it was the CD since it was homemade. I personally think that's bogus as I also have a crapping 2000 Ford Focus and these CDs NEVER get stuck in it. They tried to get it out but couldn't and suggested I buy a replacement at audio place or get a refurbished one from them for a couple hundred bucks that would take 6 weeks to get. I went to car stereo place and they couldn't find anything to fit into console. A friend suggested to use ipod with connection instead of CD player. This really ticks me off as the radio stinks!!!

Actually, the problem may be the disc, and not your player. I've talked to two people who have noticed issues with putting the disc into or removing it from drives.

If you have it somewhere you can see it, you may notice that when warm, it turns white, and when cooled it will turn black. I think there is some kind of coating on the label, making the disc a bit thicker than most of the CDs I've used.

Good luck!

I used the instructions for dismantling the console (off this site) to expose the front of the CD player. I left the CD player installed and only took its face plate off. I saw that inside, underneath the assembly that holds the CD, there was a white gear that was trying to turn another gear but it was just stripping out and going over it. I stuck my hand in there and held it in place while "pressing" eject and the CD came out. (To eject with the face plate off, you have to gently short the two leftmost pins in the female connector where the faceplate circuitry normally connects to. Any piece of metal will do--I used a screwdriver.) I put in another CD while it was still disassembled and it clicked and it still had the problem. I retrieved it again and put everything back together. Now I just need to find a place to get a new CD player, or remember not to put anything in there again--stupid CD player.