Greetings from UK - Neon Problem
Last edited by Kostadin K; May 19, 2012 at 03:56 AM.
Well, perhaps you can download the service manual (the link is in my signature for your year) and do some testing with a multimeter. That might help narrow down the problem to a specific thing instead of just replacing part after part until it's fixed. Best of luck!
OK. Click on the link in my signature again for the '00-'02 FSM. I've got a new link that has the entire manual available, including the wiring section.
Last edited by darthroush; May 19, 2012 at 08:41 PM.
I do some prove and I think that ECU(PCM) is work's fine.
The output sensor also is good. Since I have the old car from 2001 and don't know if they changed the oil:
I think that best idea when i go to change with a filter all - > that's is about 10l tr. oil.
Can someone give me a link for Europe where I can get this Mopar?
Because the oil I can get from Germany, but filter I can’t find them easily. The cost of oil in Germany is about 120€. But filter...
Also need a good mineral engine oil for them or semi synthetics??
In the end will be a good enough if any can give me a link for the solenoid shift parts inside: part by parts, if not - whole shift solenoid pack with gasket.
And the last Q:
Why my trunk light is don't work?
- the lamp and fuse all is ok. But I see 12V, but don't see the mass where located is when the trunk is open!
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Last edited by Kostadin K; May 22, 2012 at 07:07 AM.
The filter doesn't necessarily have to be Mopar. It just needs to be an OEM replacement.
You could run a semi-syn oil, sure. Regular oil works fine too. The benefit to running a synthetic is extended change intervals and it can stand up to heat better (think racing).
I've seen a takedown of the solenoid pack somewhere before; I'll take a look around later and see if I can find it again.
If you have power to the trunk light, and the fuse and bulb are OK, the ground may have come off? It ground to the back of the latch. There's just a little spade terminal the ground slips onto. Could have been pulled off by something in the trunk.
You could run a semi-syn oil, sure. Regular oil works fine too. The benefit to running a synthetic is extended change intervals and it can stand up to heat better (think racing).
I've seen a takedown of the solenoid pack somewhere before; I'll take a look around later and see if I can find it again.
If you have power to the trunk light, and the fuse and bulb are OK, the ground may have come off? It ground to the back of the latch. There's just a little spade terminal the ground slips onto. Could have been pulled off by something in the trunk.
Many, many thank's. Going to check quickly for this ground's.
I ordered ATF+4 (4,4L MOPAR) from a one German firm (with a filter of course). I think that is enough for this transmission??
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I ordered ATF+4 (4,4L MOPAR) from a one German firm (with a filter of course). I think that is enough for this transmission??
For the rest: ...
Last edited by Kostadin K; May 23, 2012 at 06:40 AM.
Yes, the ground cabel was pulled off and corossion... Since I buyed with no worked lamp trunk before: sounds that there will never worked.
Well, worked fine.
Thank's for the trunk.
If you know where exactly is located my TCM? I must to take a look of them, a good look... ??
Well, worked fine.
Thank's for the trunk.
If you know where exactly is located my TCM? I must to take a look of them, a good look... ??
Last edited by Kostadin K; May 24, 2012 at 08:21 AM. Reason: ...


