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i was driving my car like every other day and i had stoped ...


Sent to Car Experts September 28, 2006 9:34 p.m.
i was driving my car like every other day and i had stoped some where for a half hour or so and when i had got back in my car and turned it on everything was normal i put the car in drive and the engine light had come on and my car started to chug. it idles in park and in neutral just fine and if i put my foot on the break and put it in reverse or drive with out driving it starts to chug. when i start to go it chugs and it drives normaly at speeds of 50-60 kph and the engine light starts to flash and goes out and then comes back on and when i stop at a light it will chug like it is going to stall. it has 156000 km on it, it had already had the engine replaced at 68000 km from a leaky gasket and a bent rod and a blown pistion head. now i would like to know if it is a wireing problem or a internal engine problem. i had also reacently had my front brakes done. i just do not want to sink more money in my car. what do you think the problem might be. oh by the way it is a chrysler neon le year 2000 and i have owned the car right off the lot. what should i do and is this sound like a huge problem or a fuel problem. it has me very up set because i already have replaced the engine once before.    wow what a pice of crap!!!!!!!   could you please send your response to me at XXXXX@XXXXXX.XXX    thank you very much....

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2000 Chrysler neon 2.0

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checked fuses and liquid levels
Customer (name blocked for privacy)
Status: Closed   Value: $8   
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September 29, 2006 3:45 a.m. (6 hours and 10 minutes later)
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