Dodge Neon engine problems

engine problem

8.0

pretty bad

Typical Repair Cost:

no data

Average Mileage:

44,000 miles

Number of complaints:

2 complaints

Most common solutions:

  1. Chrsyler should stop making junk and honor their warranties (1 reports)
  2. not sure (1 reports)

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problem #2

2006Jul 12

(reported on)

Neon

  • 48,000 miles

my dodge neon 2002 has had problems since driving it off the lot... squeeking breaks, dash lights out, interior lights not working, dead batteries, and now the worst or worst.... a loud knocking from the engine or a piston crack is what i was told by the mechanic.. whats next? i cant afford to fix this1,200 dollar problem im a college student with a dead end job.... DODGE SHOULD PAY FOR THEIR MANUFACTURER MALFUNCTIONS.... where do i turn like i can afford a lawyer? and i know its dodge that messed it up what are they going to tell me it was a monday or friday car? please help and lets fight dodge to fix this problems...

Nickole B.

Port Alleghany, PA, USA

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problem #1

2005May 04

(reported on)

Neon LE

  • 40,000 miles

I have 40,000 miles on this 2002 Neon. It has the 4 speed automatic. The car came with a 100,000 mile warranty. I am told this car's design is for it to sound like a rattle trap when it is cold or if the car sits for a period of time when you start it up. I have made numerous attempts to get this fixed starting shortly after I purchased this american made junk. Daimsler Chrysler Customer Service People can only say "I am sorry and I understand your problem but there is nothing I can do." I was not given a supervisor upon my request. I wanted to have the chrysler company put in writing that my car is suppose to sound as it does so I can go to the Attorney General's Office. Chrysler's customer service said they had no number to give me to speak to someone who engineered this car. Customer Service sucks as does this 2002 Dodge Neon I paid $14,000 for new.

Eva W.

Massena, NY, USA

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