Dodge Neon Part Numbers, Maintenance Intervals and Fluid Capacities
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04-06-2013 | 05:09 AM
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I can get parts numbers for those, but every store carries a different brand so all the numbers will be different. RockAuto has them listed as camshaft and crankshaft seals under the engine section and there is a whole list to choose from. I think they have both Timken and Gates. Either of those should be plenty find.
Yes, the engine mount plate/belt tensioner assembly only gets replaced when broken. Usually it's the belt tensioner that breaks and causes the need for replacement. The engine mount plate is the large metal plate covering up the timing belt cover.
Just saw your question about the ignition coil. To me, it sounds like old plugs and/or wires. The way the coil is setup, if it were a bad coil, you'd usually have two misfires together on either cylinders 1 and 4 or 2 and 3.
Yes, the engine mount plate/belt tensioner assembly only gets replaced when broken. Usually it's the belt tensioner that breaks and causes the need for replacement. The engine mount plate is the large metal plate covering up the timing belt cover.
Just saw your question about the ignition coil. To me, it sounds like old plugs and/or wires. The way the coil is setup, if it were a bad coil, you'd usually have two misfires together on either cylinders 1 and 4 or 2 and 3.
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04-08-2013 | 10:17 AM
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Darth I think I almost got everything I need to do my timing belt. I'm also doing all the engine mounts with the Mopar engine mount and the rest being anchor. When you say it's not a bad idea to replace the accessory belt tensioner pulley, do you mean the drive belt tensioner pulley as in Gates part# 36156? And since I'm doing all this should I also replace the accessory belts too and which ones do you recommend? There's so many on Rockauto and they're cheaper there than at my local Autozone. Sorry for so many questions and thanks again!
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05-09-2013 | 12:08 PM
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I can get parts numbers for those, but every store carries a different brand so all the numbers will be different. RockAuto has them listed as camshaft and crankshaft seals under the engine section and there is a whole list to choose from. I think they have both Timken and Gates. Either of those should be plenty find.
Yes, the engine mount plate/belt tensioner assembly only gets replaced when broken. Usually it's the belt tensioner that breaks and causes the need for replacement. The engine mount plate is the large metal plate covering up the timing belt cover.
Just saw your question about the ignition coil. To me, it sounds like old plugs and/or wires. The way the coil is setup, if it were a bad coil, you'd usually have two misfires together on either cylinders 1 and 4 or 2 and 3.
Yes, the engine mount plate/belt tensioner assembly only gets replaced when broken. Usually it's the belt tensioner that breaks and causes the need for replacement. The engine mount plate is the large metal plate covering up the timing belt cover.
Just saw your question about the ignition coil. To me, it sounds like old plugs and/or wires. The way the coil is setup, if it were a bad coil, you'd usually have two misfires together on either cylinders 1 and 4 or 2 and 3.
Thanks and sorry if I have asked a redundant question but I could not find info on usual life of seals.
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05-11-2013 | 03:13 AM
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#25
05-21-2013 | 06:29 AM
darth - update on the Mopar oil filters
bought one @ walyworld last night - for $6.97
Part number is now 1-04105409AC or MO-409
and the new ones seem to be made by wix, just with a different ADBV than the Wix vers. wix is red (possibly silicone), mopar black (Probably nitrile) this is the only difference i could find externally, other than labeling of course, between the MO-409, and Wix 51348.
bought one @ walyworld last night - for $6.97
Part number is now 1-04105409AC or MO-409
and the new ones seem to be made by wix, just with a different ADBV than the Wix vers. wix is red (possibly silicone), mopar black (Probably nitrile) this is the only difference i could find externally, other than labeling of course, between the MO-409, and Wix 51348.
