My 2004 dodge neon keeps blown the fuel pump fuse. Can some one help

There is a wire grounding out somewhere. Start from the fuel pump (u know that is good) and follow the wires inspecting them carefully for any chafing or corrosion. It should go up thru the floor around the back of the back seat. Pop the seat out and continue looking at the wires taking the wrapping off as you go. It may be bad under the carpet where water collects from boots and shoes, so look at these areas carefully for corrosion. Happy hunting!!

look for a bad ground on the pump or a pinched wire on the gas tank.

What is no help ?

Surely you know what a fuse is for !

Replacing a blown fuse won't fix a thing

Have to diagnose the fuel system electrical,
to find a problem

Replaced the fuel pump why?
Was it tested & failed ?
No Fuel Pressure?

Bottem left..Hope this helped you ??

If it is working for a time and just blowing once in a while you probably need to replace the fuel pump. If it blows as soon as you put it in, then look for a short circuit in the fuel pump wiring.

Usually if a fuse blows when applying something else( brakes) indicates they are on the same circuit. Verify the brake lights don't work when the fuse is out or blown. If lights still are working then it's probably not related. If on same circuit then the extra load of the brakes is enough to blow the fuse. Insure you are putting in the correct fuse. Also, this indicates you fuel pump is in a strain either due to restricted fuel filter or worn pump. Replaceing the fuel filter now will only buy you a little time before the pump goes on out. It's blowing fuses because it's drawing more amps in order to run, but always replace filter when replacing pump.

the neon fuel pump just like every year model and make is located on the top of the fuel tank calling it a top mount fuel pump.

there is a fuse inside door on end of dash it is probably blown if the fuses are ok check crank sensor this happened to me

Check your power wire to the pump. It must have a bare spot somewhere, and is grounding out. Probably on top of the gas tank.

probe elect. circuit of pump must be some damaged wires along the way