2001 dodge neon ...car cranks then cut off - 2001 Dodge Neon

Changing the Cam Position Sensor on Dodge Neon ...

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Dodge Neon Questions - It will turn over but has no spark ...

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CarGurusAug 9, 2015 - I did have a neon while ago and image crank sensor was bad ... my 1999dodge neon has no spark it will turn over but not fire i have changed the crank sensorcoil ... I have a 2001 Dodge Neon 2.0 with 140,000 kms on it.

Dodge Neon Questions - 2001 Dodge Neon will turn over ...

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CarGurusJan 7, 2013 - I have a 2001 Dodge Neon 2.0 with 140000 kms o... ... went about a month before this recent problem, fixed that with no problem now this. ... firing. you said you replaced the cam sensor, did you do the crank sensor as well? ... My 1996Dodge Neon won't stay running whenever I take my foot off of the gas.

Starting Issues and Trouble Code Due to Defective Cam ...

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Check the crank position senser

For no spark problem,click the link below :---Car has no spark? http://schematicsdiagram.blogspot.com/2011/06/car-has-no-spark.html

The code p1391 is telling you that your ckp/cmp sensor signal is lost. What it is saying in normal terms is that the (crankshaft position sensor and the camshaft position sensor) are not sending a signal from time to time. That is why the car cuts out and will not start. First thing is to look at both sensors and check the wireing to each for any damage. The ckp is located on the front of motor on bottom side. The cmp sensor is located on the back of engine near the top. You have either one or both sensors that are not giving a signal to the pcm (power control module ). Hope this will help.

solenoid is part of the starter so best bet is to remove and have tested at an auto parts store.

code 11 means intermittent loss of either camshaft or crankshaft position sensor. check connections to both sensors. also look for any damage to the wires connected to each sensor. either sensor will set off a signal to pcm of a no crank referance signal detected during engine cranking.

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

sounds like u have a bad crank sensor.

Could be a faulty fuel pump relay. Try swapping it with another relay (there are often several relays of the same type in a car).