My car is not ingaging to turn over - Neon Dodge Cars & Trucks

ck for power in the switch and this has a fuse i beliveve

needs shimmed or the bendix is bad in the starter and not allowing to release. most likely just needs shimmed if it's a new starter, however you can get a bad starter (new or rebuilt)

Sounds like you may have air trapped in the system.Try this trick.Remove the bleeder screw from the slave cylinder.Place your finger over the hole to act as a one way valve, allowing air and fluid to escape but not allowing air to get sucked back in.Then have someone stroke the pedal slowly making full strokes, keep an eye onn the resevoir so that it does not get low and fill the system with more air.If there is room turn a bottle of brake fluid upsidedown in the resevoir to keep it from running dry.After you have run a bottle of fluid through it replace the bleeder and pump and bleed the old fashioned way a few times.If there is air it should be gone.If clutch will still not disengage the something is wrong with clutch plate and or pressure plate.Good luck!

Tell your mechanic to check for damage radiator trans cooler, sometimes the coil cracks allowing transmission fluid mix with coolant, and coolant with transmission fluid creating lots of present and future problems.

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hi sound like the clutch is worn and your having to use the speed of the engine to help you ingage the gear.Does the clutch slip at all when driving in a forward gear ?

Vacumm leak in front axle preventing engagement.

four wheel drive will not ingage, light does no come on

most of the time its linkage adjustment or cable.Its been my experiance that if you let out lightly on the clutch moveing a little bit forward or reverse while ingageing the PTO that they go in smoother and completely

Since you\'re looking for FREE information, we can\'t diagnose your problem without first PHYSICALLY looking at it.. .ya think? Take/tow the vehicle into a Hyundai Service Center (dealership), pay the diagnostic fee. They will tell you EXACTLY what the problem is and what\'s needed to fix it (parts, labor, tax, time-frame, etc.).

if the servo motors are not used offten enough we sometimes use ajump box to wke the motor