Carbon tracking on spark plugs may cause misfires: Dodge Neon Engine & Powertrain

Problem overview

The engine may develop misfires when accelerating up a grade or when carrying a heavy load. This can be from carbon tracking that has developed on the spark plugs causing the plug to not fire (misfire). The engine will run roughly and lose power.

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1995 Dodge Neon

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Spark Plug Wire Replacement

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Carbon tracking on spark plugs may cause misfires on Dodge Neon

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Carbon tracking on spark plugs may cause misfires on Dodge Neon

Problem overview

Dodge Neon vehicles with this problem

Repairs related to this problem

Spark Plug Wire Replacement

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Spark Plug Replacement