2000 chrysler neon LX - 2000 Dodge Neon

That is a pretty random assortment of issues that probably require an auto-electrician, but try the fuses first.

Fuse Box Diagram Dodge / Chrysler Neon (2000-2005)

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Fuse box diagram (location and assignment of electrical fuses) for Dodge / Chrysler Neon (2000, 2001, 2002, 2003, 2004, 2005).

owners manual for 2003 dodge neon, also a fuse panel diagram

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Jun. 24, 2009 - Hello, I can not help with owners manual as you would need to conatct a dealer or do online search.I can however possibly help with the fuse ... 1 answer · Top answer: Now you have fuse blocks, On a left hand drive car, it is fuse # XXXXX ins

The fuse you need is in the fuse box inside the vehicle. It will be behind a trim panel in the end of the dashboard with the vehicle door open. Check fuses 6 and 7. Some features in a vehicle share a fuse. **Note** ALWAYS replace a fuse with one the same colour and Amp rating.
try this website it lists most fuses and which fuse box it is in.
https://knigaproavto.ru/shemy/en/chrysler/neon-chrysler/917-1999-2005-dodge-chrysler-plymouth-neon-fuse-box-diagram.html

Almost certainly a fuse issue.

Go to http://www.bbbind.com/free_tsb.html free wiring diagrams . Enter vehicle info ,year , make , model ,engine size. Then under system click on engine , then under subsystem click on charging system . This will show where wires go .

Could be dozens of things. Start out by getting the codes read and see if they get you pointed in the right direction.

any power steering fluid is fine, you can also use ATF ( automatic transmission fluid ) dextron II.

That's only 17 or 18 MPG/U.S. Gal. Not very good for a Neon. When was engine serviced last, as in air filter, oil filter , oil change, and perhaps a scan for any trouble codes? What type of driving conditions?

Took to chrysler dealership and had dosnostics done on it.

Radio fuse blown - Check your documentation on fuse panel lid or owners manual.
You're looking for a red 10A fuse.

If you find one that has a 4-speed and the same engine size, then they will fit. What you need to watch for is that you get the correct gear ratio tranny to keep your car operating properly. I only know one way to know for sure and that is a number stamped just above the pan rail on the bottom oil pan. It will be long and have some letters at the start of it. You may be able to get that to a dealership and have them look it up. If the donor transmission is still in the car then the vehicle id number should tell you what ratio the trans is when it's looked up. That is how it's done with the US cars, it may vary a bit with the UK ones, but I am not sure.