The car starts
It sounds like you snapped your clutch cable.
SOURCE: I have a 96' Dodge Neon, and my car wont start!
Check the timing belt. Sometimes the timing tentioner goes bad in them.
SOURCE: 1999 dodge neon
Check your engine wiring harness for a short or a broken wire. It has a black cover on it. Pull up slightly on the harness at the right side of the valve cover. There is a bracket that is bolted to the cylinder head in this area. You might have to **** on it, but do so with caution. Start the car & let it idle. Start pulling up on the harness as I described. If you pull too hard, you may disconnect a sensor by accident. If the harness has a short in it, the car should die like when you were driving it. If the car hasn't started since that day, the crankshaft position sensor may be bad.
SOURCE: 1999 dodge neon just stopped running. The engine
1. check ASD relay
2. check crank sensor, you may need to replace it
Good Luck
SOURCE: The blinker stopped working on my 92 dodge dakota.
Replace the flasher unit (about the size of an old 35 MM film canister) in the fuse block.
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SOURCE: 2005 Dodge Neon SXT Transmission
Follow throttle valve cable to linkage above shifter cable and linkage. Probably slightly seized and hanging up, causing it to stay in lower gear too long. Hard to see, might have to remove battery and battery tray to get at it good. It has to move freely, and it will usually seize up unless lubed regularly. Should be able to move it easily back and forth by hand. Spray it good with WD-40 or whatever to loosen it up, then coat with white lithium spray grease as well. P.S. do not remove throttle valve linkage (top one) to clean or lube it, otherwise you'll be pulling tranny apart to fix it.
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