Vehicle keeps blowing fuse to ecm and vehicle will not crank at all after fuse for that circuit is replaced with new fuse vehicle starts up
Sounds like bad relay
SOURCE: 1997 DODGE STRATUS 2.4 PCM FUSE BLOWS
Do you have engine check light on? if so scan it with OBD 2 tool and you should have a fault code! to go on!
SOURCE: Crank shaft sensor
If it is the front wheel drive model, it is in the back side of the motor looking up at it....simple to change.....the side that faces the cab of the vehicle.
SOURCE: 2001 Dodge Neon won't start. says "fuse"
check all you r fuses. There should be 2 sets, one under the hood and another in the passenger area(driver side under dash usually)
SOURCE: my 1997 dodge stratus 2.4l 4cylinder wont start
check your relay box (under the hood black box) for corrosion, just had that on my van and it was a blown relay fuse from a bad connector. Also there might be an issue with the distributor itself (the thing the coil conects to) as that is symptomatic of that. To start- and for sake of ease- wiggle the black box after reseating the fuses (not the clear top ones yyou can see them blown without removing) give the box a good wiggle and a tap or two (not he-man taps mind you) while someone tries to start it. if this all is useless please let me know.
SOURCE: 2001 DODGE STRATUS BLOWING 15 AMP START FUSE
the starter is the most often cause of the failure the solonoid gets shorted and blows the fuse replacing the starter should fix it, i have also seen a couple of wires for the starter rub against the heat shield and blow the fuse
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