Check that the oil leak is not engine oil coming out before the bell housing ( sump gasket) If the oil is coming out of the bell housing inspection cover then it means box put and either flywheel off for a rear main seal or torque converter out for a seal in the box or converter.. If it is a sump or rear main seal check the engine oil level first and the PCV valve operation as excessive oil level and sump pressure will cause the engine side problems that you can fix without removing the box.
SOURCE: replacing oil pan on 2003 dodge neon
To replace the oil pan jack and place car in towers. Remove the undercover shielding and watch out for the exhaust that will also have to be move. Drain the oil pan. The holding bolts will be removed with appropriated tools. Tap with wood block to lose it. Once removed check the oil pump for damage. To replace make sure to used a proper gasket and sealant. Install all parts back.
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There is an opening on the top of your timing cover sealed off with a rubber plug. Remove the plug to gain sightful access to inside your timing. But first I suggest you clean your engine first ot all grease and build up caused by your leak. In diong so, you will have a clearer idea of where the leak is actually coming from. I just rebuilt a 2000 neon, so if you need some info on anything , I have your info.
SOURCE: crankshaft seal blows out oil leak
The fix is replacement of motor!! I have the same problem and have already paid $700 in repairs to fix seal just to find out that the seal is being knocked out by loose crank shaft..Car had 60000 miles when I bought it 4 months ago, from a dealership, and now it needs a motor replacement..I stiil owe $5000 on a car that is worth $0..Dodge did not give the 100000 mile warranty they love to advertise on TV for the '06 Stratus..They only gave 36000 warranty because they did not think it would last much longer..Will never buy Chrysler product again!! They do not stand behind what they sell or they would have 100000 mile warranty on all their cars..
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P0456....Evaporative Emission Control System Leak Detected (very small leak) P0440....Evaporative Emission Control System
SOURCE: 2002 dodge neon automatic transmission, wont shift
i had the same thing with my neon.i replaced both input and output sensors and the ****** filter plus the dash consol.i also cleaned all my contacts on my plugs.none of that worked.i had a mechanic looked at it and he said i had a short in my harness,what a mess!one day i messed with the fuse pannel under the hood and decided to switch the relay on the atx with the horn and it ended up working.
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