I agree with the above 2 comments......
i am definitely not the most mechanically inclined person, and i fixed the cassette deck in my Expedition
First time I ever looked at the inside of a tape player, and after playing with it for a while, watching how everything worked, I found the problem and fixed it.
My particular problem was the "timing" of all the gears. One gear that had a position sensor on it, was in the wrong position, causing the tape player to not work at all. But this was a newer, more electronically controlled unit, than the Delco you have.
But playing with it, and watching how everything moves around, should give you an idea of whats needed.
i am definitely not the most mechanically inclined person, and i fixed the cassette deck in my Expedition
First time I ever looked at the inside of a tape player, and after playing with it for a while, watching how everything worked, I found the problem and fixed it.
My particular problem was the "timing" of all the gears. One gear that had a position sensor on it, was in the wrong position, causing the tape player to not work at all. But this was a newer, more electronically controlled unit, than the Delco you have.
But playing with it, and watching how everything moves around, should give you an idea of whats needed.
