Dodge Neon electrical problems

electrical problem

6.0

fairly significant

Typical Repair Cost:

$300.00

Average Mileage:

120,625 miles

Number of complaints:

4 complaints

Most common solutions:

  1. not sure (2 reports)
  2. check for broken wires or grounds in engine compartment (1 reports)
  3. replace o2 sensor (1 reports)

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problem #4

2008Feb 10

Neon Sport 2.0L

  • Automatic transmission
  • 134,000 miles

This car has been an electrical nightmare. Found all together 4 broken wires, 2 sensor wires, on main wire that wouldn't let my car turn over at all, and the other was for cruise control. If you get a code 43 check your o2 sensor and your 3 pin for your coil pack. If pin is loose or o2 sensor it will cause loss of power. Same with cam shaft sensor, mostly from the head gasket leaking on it.

April X.

Rockford, IL, USA

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problem #3

2007Aug 26

(reported on)

Neon 2.0L

  • Automatic transmission
  • 126,000 miles

havent fixed it yet it not a problem at the moment worth wasting the couple bucks on but its deffinatly annoying

der928

Portland, Maine, USA

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problem #2

2007Jan 04

(reported on)

Neon 1.8 4 cylANDER

  • Manual transmission
  • 133,000 miles

what do i do when the service engine light won't turn off. So far nothing has happened in the past 10-15 thousand miles since it has been on.

Marshall W.

Raleigh, NC, USA

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problem #1

2006Jul 05

(reported on)

Neon

  • 89,500 miles

I have had my car in the shop more times than I can remember and the dam mechanic says he don't know why the service engine light will not go off. He keeps charging more money and the car runs good but that dam light stays on. What can I do.

Dana G.

Houston, Texas, USA

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