Dodge neon shuts off after i accelearate

Two separate belts. Power steering has it's own belt. Either belt broke or pump went bad. Has nothing to do with the AC system. Just bad luck.

Have to loosen pivot bolt at bottom of power steering, plus top adjustment and use 1/2" drive bar in hole supplied in bracket to add tension, then re-tighten.

does it make noise when turning ? when installing new power steering pump with both front tires in air on jack stands or jacks start and fully steer right fully steer left repeat a couple times and shut off now pump is bled place on ground and test....by turning take a drive....

alternator bearings, power steering pump, waterpump

Sounds like a loose belt-maybe the belt that controls your power steering ALSO controls the alternator. Check your belt tension, if that's the case, they're probably so worn they need replacing by now. At least tightening the belt might help.

Hope this helps.

Change the cam sensor. I had the same problem you did and once i change this little sensor, car started right up!

Is the belt that turns the power steering pump loose or broken? You mention replacing the tensioner, so I'm guessing the belt is too loose. If it isn't spinning the power steering pump, the steering would be very difficult. The tensioner should have a mark on it which helps to determine if it is worn and needs replacement. This is a good time to replace the belt also, if needed. Once the tensioner is replaced, you will still have difficulty with the steering wheel and ignition until you can start the car. You might try to raise the front end, so turning the steering wheel will be somewhat easier. A slight turn to the right or left should allow you to get the key to turn, and once started, it should be ok.

i need a diagrm for the cooling system on a 1999 dodge neon

Check the timing belt. Sometimes the timing tentioner goes bad in them.

that would be your power steering pump not a pulley