1995 dodge neon dies after 2 miles

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Sounds like a crank or cam sensor or even a coil pack problem.Do you have any codes or check engine lite on?

Easy way to check plugs wires while driving, get 4 or 6 small neon lamps depending on how many cylinders,the neon lamps used in appliances to show they are on are good NOT LEDs.
Remove resistors from neon and connect one side of neon lamps together and earth to body, take other side of each lamp and solder long single telephonr wire and wind about 10 turns around each plug wire insulation a little way from plug leave end of this wire disconnected. make sure the end of wire does not earth anywhere on body leave unconnected. the high voltage going through plug wire will induce enough voltage to fire neon and show plug works if one neon does not flicker as plug fires it the bad one.
This will only show electrical misfire not injector problem.
The best time to do this test is at night neons will flicker bright at night. As a mechanic how to check injector and injector voltage.

Probably a cooling fan issue or maybe a stuck thermostat.. change thermostat and check that cooling fans engage..good luck...also when you fill up the resorvoir let it be for a while and check to see if level is down, sometimes it takes a while for water to seep into radiator, i assume you dont have a radiator cap?

My neon was hit from behind and 5 minutes later just quit running. The sterter turns over the engine but it wont start.

things to look at would be the fuel filter, catalytic converter, or a vacuum leak to one or more sensors. hope this will help!!!

Change the coolant sensor near the thermostat housing. Dodges are known for this problem. Be careful not to over torque the sensor.This will cause them to malfunction. Just tight enough to stop leaking of coolant.

I think I'd have to gamble on a new relay, and clean up contacts in those sockets with electrical cleaner, then add dielectric grease before plugging in new one. Do the pump first obviously.

I had a similier issue when I bought a used 95 Neon. Check your spark plug cables for worn surfaces. They like to rub the hood and the valve cover. When they wear down and heat up they discharge to the hood and v/c. This creates low voltage condition that causes the car to nearly die.

Being a 95 and all the miles it should have on it, I would say the fuel pump is getting weak.