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#84 of 92 neon start-up problem by dobberdan Mar 11, 2009 (9:00 am)
I am working on a 96 neon dohc. It starts hard hot or cold without slight depress of acc. pedal. After it does start it runs rough for about 15 to 20 sec. then clears up and idles fine, also smells rich. Changed intake gasket, after car was taken to advance auto(obd scan) and was told #1 cyl was running rich. Sorry about dumbness. Since then have checked voltage at tps sensor 1 volt at closed throttle& 4 volts at wot. All injectors seem to be clicking(screwdriver to ear) About the same #1 is alittle louder than the rest.Fuel press. at 50 lbs, also pulled connecters off injs. at idle and made adifference at idle, have'nt checked to see if fuel press. is dropping after shut car off yet. Wondering if 1 or more injs. are leaking after shut off causing flood like condition or another sensor could be involved. Have checked codes with key on off on off on method, getting 24 tps&27 injector driver code. Don't understand #24 tps code since voltage seems to be in specs. Any input would be greatly appreciated since my wife's nephew has the car sold if I can get it starting right.Thanks.
#85 of 92 help with sputter and stalling by casey78 Mar 28, 2009 (4:50 pm)
hello all i have a 95 sohc neon that would sputter then stall as if it wasn't getting any fuel i spent over 800 at my local shop's and they couldn't find what was wrong with it so i had my brother inlaw look at it and the problem was so figging simple we pulled the fuel rail off and lo wen behold the injector's were clogged with dirt so we looked around and found that the gas filler neck was rotten and the dodge dealer said this is vary common on these car's from 95 to 99 and it would allow sand and water to get into the tank so before spending to much money try looking to see if you have dirt in the tank after 800 dollar's the real fix was 20 buck's at the junk yard. hope this will help some one.
#86 of 92 Re: 2000 Plymouth Neon dies, no electrical [afd2506] by poopstain Jun 15, 2009 (8:25 pm)
Replying to: afd2506 (Sep 10, 2007 2:27 pm) I've been having the same problem.But I think I may know what they problems is.I don't know the terms for all car parts so forgive my ignorance. I bought a used neon and it would stall and die out on the road and I would have to let it sit for along time to get it running again. I've change fuses spark plug wires and the sparkplug coil box bolted on the top of the engine. I've been told that it can be the coilbox that go out if the engine gets to hot. They are about 100 bucks at autozone. That didn't fix the issue for me though. There is part of the wiring harness that runs along the the air filter box and across the front of the fuel rod. if you move that around it engine will stall. I had to remove the cheap plastic cover on the fuel rod.Then I had to peel off some of the insulation tape zip tie the wires when the car was idling ok. I popped out those U shaped electrical line holder on the air filter box and used the hole to zip tile the electrical line under the airfilter box so it wont move. Until I can the electrical part fix or get rid of this car it seems to help. So start up the car move the electrical wire around nect to the air box and the fuel rod it it start to chug zip tie it so it won't move when your driving otherwise you will have to hitch hike down the road. Because when the engine is moving from shifting the wiring is moving around causing the car to suddenly die out or lose power when driving. Once again I an not a car expert but I messed around with my heap until I found out that was the problem. Replies to this message: tech1help (Jun 16, 2009 11:02 am)
#87 of 92 Re: 2000 Plymouth Neon dies, no electrical [poopstain] by tech1help Jun 16, 2009 (11:02 am)
Replying to: poopstain (Jun 15, 2009 8:25 pm) sounds like your catalyst converter is plugged up. especially if when you are driving the transmission shifts funny and you can only go around 25-30MPH.can verify with a vacuum gauge which is the more economically correct way. the other you would need a exhaust back pressure gauge which runs around $350
#88 of 92 98 Dodge Neon Stalls by michman2005 Jun 26, 2009 (1:50 pm)
I have a 98 Dodge Neon (SOHC) that stalls right after starting (approx. runs for 5 secs.). Once stalled, it will not start for at least an Hour. Fuel pump is pushing plenty of fuel (maybe too much?). Engine Codes are clean (no errors found). When I removed the small Purge control hose from the top of the throttle body - the Car does not stall. As a matter of fact, I was able to drive it into the Garage up a slight incline. After sliding the hose back in place - stalling occurs again.   My initial though was fuel pressure regulator. Any/all advice would be greatly appreciaited.   Thanks! Michman        Optional Information: Year: 1998 Make: Dodge Model: Neon Engine: SOHC   Already Tried: Just checked Engine Codes - no errors. Fuel line pumps ample fuel while turning key. Plugs are fouled when engine stalls (removed and checked).
#89 of 92 97 dodge help by mike2222 Jun 27, 2009 (5:28 pm)
hi guys k have a 97 dodge neon 5 speed good battery and sparks ok..engine turns over no fuel probs but it still wont start..any help guys
#90 of 92 Certainly the Neon by andres3 Sep 15, 2009 (2:56 pm)
is the biggest Lemon every conceived, built, and made.
#91 of 92 Re: 2002 dodge neon rolling in park [hollyh] by slater_112 Sep 25, 2009 (9:26 am)
Replying to: hollyh (Jan 17, 2007 2:07 pm) This might sound stupid... but, is there any way your transmission cable may have come of. (lose bolt?)
#92 of 92 stalling on 97 neon by teekc Oct 10, 2009 (7:30 am)
Got a neon that will stall at idle or when you take foot off the gas. If I start the car and bring down the rpms to say 1000 and hold it there it seems to work for a short while this car is shutting off when I.m driving as well only when I take my foot off the gas. no service engine light comes on. car only has 56k on it any help on this would be appreciated Thanks

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