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Posted on Jun 25, 2009

My daughter has a 2000 neon and when she pushes the gas peddle the car is not accelerating. Also the engine light comes on sometimes and then goes out..

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Check your throttle cable and if your unsure of where to loate it have someone press and depress the accelerator and you will see it move while looking under your hood make sure its secured in correctly and if it is follow the cable all the way back to the accelerator to make sure its not broken and its hooled up securly to the accelerator.

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