20 Most Recent 1999 Plymouth Neon - Page 9 Questions & Answers

if you go to the library you can get a book on your car and have the information you need and can look at several times to make sure you have the markings correct and can copy it for anything else you need to do to your car.

Depending on the Vin number and ignition system you have will be the deciding factor as to which diagram you should follow. I listed the two possibilities for your vehicle.

Does it run smoothly? If so you probably have a dirty throttle plate and IAC motor. Give me more details about what half way means, RPMs, and how well the vehicle runs otherwise.

have the turn signal cam or switch checked out.if turns off manually sounds like the cam or clockspring under steering wheel bad

What year, make , model , engine, do you have?

If the ASD blows the fuel pump fuse the fix is easy disconnect the battery go the the 02 sensor the one near the power steering pump here is the scenerio your 02 heater circuit has shorted to ground you will have to unravel the o2 harness you did add a year so i will assume its a 95 use this as a guide do you see the 02 heater and the nearest ground is the 02 sensor which can cause FP to blow open

Try moving the steering wheel both ways as you try to turn the key. If you parked with the wheels turned, it can put force on the lock pin in the steering column and make it very difficult to turn the key.

it sounds like the cam cover is leaking in to the spark plug hole to fix this you will need to replace the gasket ir remove the cover and re-seal it using a high temp sealent





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big mike

Sounds like a leaking intake gasket. while its running, spray brake cleaner where the intake bolts to the block. If it idles up while spraying its either the intake gasket or a vaccum line. Good Luck.

With Hydraulic Tensioner or
With Mechanical Tensioner ?? It makes a Difference...

First take care of the coolant problem. Short term you can fill the radiator & reserve tank with water. Run the car & watch for leaks on coolant hoses, radiator, etc. As long as the car runs ok, don't worry about oil around plugs until you get the car to run cool.
Gary

Is it water or is it antifreeze? If it is antifreeze you more than likely have a bad heater core that is leaking the antifreeze onto the floor of the car. If you just spilled some water and now need to get it out use a wet/dry vac and vac out the excess or soak it up with towels and let the carpet dry out. There is no "drain valve" or any thing like that to open up.

if u r replacing the steel lines on the rear axle then no....those lines r 3/16 lines..but if ur replacing the steel line from the front to the back of the car then yes they will work but dont forget to get line unions to connect the lines together