20 Most Recent Dodge 2004 Neon SXT Questions & Answers

NUMBER 4 HAS NO COMPRESSION

You must have the dealer do this, it can't be done at home.

Check all of the hoses and clamps that connect your transmission with the bottom part of your radiator for cooling. The leak has to be there somewhere. Run your hands along the hoses and clamps in search for transmission fluid.

the lens are dirty

it might be your timing bealt

is it getting fire and gas

Its probably just a shift solonoid. Have the computer scanned for trouble codes at your local auto parts store and bring the codes back here so we can help you determine whats going on with it.

its there justmay not be markd as you thk... ysf.. yeild system fuse.... fsf...flasher sys fuse... look close and thk outsidethebox

Bad Flasher Module, Bad Bulb Ground And Or Bad Bulb.

well ummm it's close to the cam ??? do you mean how to tell if the camshaft sensor is bad ??? there are a couple of tests you can perform with a DVOM

First of all you need to get the code out of the computer before any diagnostics can be done.

Check the automatic choke.

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Your brake system fuse has blown here.Or light wiring switch is not working.It could also be that the brake bulbs have burned out.

The shift cable on a 1994 Dodge Spirit connects the gear shift lever to the transmission, allowing the driver to shift gears. If the cable is damaged or worn out, it may need to be replaced. Here are the general steps to change the shift cable on a 1994 Dodge Spirit:

1. Park the car on a level surface and set the parking brake.
2. Locate the shift cable where it connects to the transmission. It will be on the driver's side of the vehicle, near the front of the transmission.
3. Use a pair of pliers to remove the cable retaining clip or nut that secures the cable to the transmission.
4. Trace the cable up to the gear shift lever inside the vehicle.
5. Remove any trim pieces or panels that are blocking access to the cable connection at the gear shift lever.
6. Use a pair of pliers to remove the cable retaining clip or nut that secures the cable to the gear shift lever.
7. Remove the old shift cable from the vehicle.
8. Install the new shift cable by first attaching it to the gear shift lever and then connecting it to the transmission.
9. Secure the cable to the gear shift lever and transmission using the retaining clip or nut that you removed earlier.
10. Test the new shift cable by shifting through all of the gears to ensure that it is functioning properly.
11. Replace any trim pieces or panels that you removed earlier.

I take it you mean installed. The belt sequence for the pulleys should be on the cross member under the hood over the radiator or somewhere in that vicinity. Follow that pattern and you will have to put a ratchet in the front og the belt tensioner to turn it down far enough to get the belt the rest of the way on. Go to youtube and do a search on how to do it. Someone will have a video showing how to do it.

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