electrical problem
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Average Mileage:
129,000 miles
Number of complaints:
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2006Jul 20
Neon 2.0L Sohc
Instrument cluster just goes dead. If you hit a bump or warm up the car it sometimes comes back. The individual gauges, fuel, water temp, speedo, tach are all OK. I have tracked it to the two floating connectors behind the cluster. If I push down on the dash, they all come to life and then die when I release pressure. Can I disassemble the connector on the car side(harness) to examine the individual pins? I have already checked the cluster side(printed circuit). My 98 Neon does this also and most of the cars we looked at did it too.
John G.
Rapid City, SD, USA
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