This comprehensive workshop repair and service manual for the Chrysler/Dodge/Plymouth Neon, covering model years 1997 through 2005, offers a wealth of information for both novice and experienced mechanics. It provides the same level of detail and technical expertise used by professional technicians and dealerships, empowering you to confidently perform repairs and maintenance on your vehicle. Within this manual, you'll find detailed instructions and illustrations for a vast array of procedures, including general information, specifications, lubrication points, oil types, periodic maintenance and tune-up procedures, engine servicing, disassembly, reassembly, engine removal, fuel and lubrication systems, electrical system, ignition, charging, starter, battery, switches, chassis, wheels, brakes, steering, suspension, axles, chassis assembly, servicing information, wiring diagrams, wire/cable/hose routing, tools, tightening torques, service data, complete engine service, fuel system service, all factory repair procedures, wiring diagrams, gearbox, exhaust system, suspension, fault finding, clutch removal and installation, front suspension, bodywork, gearbox service, gearbox removal and installation, cooling system, detailed specifications, transmission, factory maintenance schedules, electrics, engine firing order, brake servicing procedures, U-joint service procedures, CV joint service procedures, timing chain service, exhaust service, abundant illustrations, lots of pictures and diagrams, and much more. With this manual as your guide, you'll have access to the complete range of information necessary to perform repairs, maintenance, and even rebuild or restore your Chrysler/Dodge/Plymouth Neon.

The Chrysler/Dodge/Plymouth Neon, produced from 1994 to 2005, was a compact car that aimed to shake up the market with its youthful styling, affordability, and surprisingly sporty handling. It came in various trims across its lifespan, including the base Neon, the sporty SE, and the slightly larger and more luxurious ES. While initially offered as a Chrysler, Dodge, and Plymouth model, it was later only sold under the Dodge brand. The Neon's success was built on its unique, angular design, a departure from the rounded shapes common in the 1990s. The car featured a small but efficient 1.3L or 1.6L four-cylinder engine, offering decent fuel economy. The suspension, designed for both comfort and handling, allowed the Neon to feel surprisingly agile on winding roads. The Neon's affordability made it a popular choice for first-time car buyers and budget-conscious drivers. While known for its basic interior and some reliability issues, it offered surprisingly good value for its price. The Neon found its way into the hearts of many, particularly among the younger generation, thanks to its sporty driving experience, accessible price, and distinct, slightly edgy styling. Despite its eventual discontinuation, the Neon left a lasting mark on the automotive world as a symbol of affordable, fun-to-drive transportation. Its legacy is further solidified by its popularity in various racing series, including Formula SAE, where modified Neons showcased their potential for performance modifications. For enthusiasts and DIY mechanics, the Neon continues to be a popular project car, offering a balance of affordability, simplicity, and potential for customization. The Workshop Repair & Service Manual is a valuable tool for both novice and experienced mechanics, providing detailed information and guidance for maintaining and repairing this iconic compact car.