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95-99 neon OBD-II Codes

 

   Cycle the ignition key on-off-on-off-on within five seconds, don't crank engine, only to get dash lights to respond.

   Count the number of times the check engine lamp flashes, pause, and flashes again. First set of flashes is first digit, second digit comes after the pause.

    Codes and description of trouble are as follows:

     

  • 11- Timing belt skipped 1 tooth or more from initial learned value; Intermittent loss of either camshaft or crankshaft position sensor. No crank reference signal detected during engine cranking
  • 12- Direct battery input to PCM was disconnected within the last 50 key-on cycles
  • 13- No change in manifold absolute pressure (MAP) from start to run
  • 14- Manifold absolute pressure (MAP) sensor voltage out of range
  • 15- No vehicle speed sensor signal
  • 17- Closed loop temp not reached or engine cold too long
  • 21- 02 sensor problem (oxygen sensor), upstream or downstream
  • 22- Engine coolant temp sensor out of range
  • 23- Intake air temp sensor out of range
  • 24- Throttle position sensor (TPS) out of range, or disagrees with MAP
  • 25- Idle air control motor circuits problem, target idle not reached(+/- 200), vacuum leak found
  • 27- Injector control circuit problem
  • 31- Evaporator purge flow monitor failure or evaporator solenoid circuit problem
  • 32- Exhaust gas recirculating (EGR) system failure or solenoid circuit problem
  • 33- A/C clutch relay circuit problem
  • 34- Speed control solenoid circuits problem
  • 35- Radiator fan control relay circuit problem
  • 37- Torque converter clutch solenoid circuit or park/neutral switch failure
  • 41- Generator field not switching properly
  • 42- Fuel pump relay control circuit problem Auto shutdown (ASD) relay control circuit problem No ASD relay output voltage at PCM Fuel level sending unit - volts out of range Fuel level sending unit - no change over miles
  • 43- Multiple/ single cylinder misfire
  • 44- Battery temp sensor volts out of range
  • 46- Charging system voltage too high
  • 47- Charging system voltage too low
  • 51- Fuel system lean
  • 52- Fuel system rich
  • 53- Internal controller failure
  • 54- No cam signal at PCM
  • 55- End of error messages (If you get this only, no errors were found)
  • 62- PCM failure - SRI mile not stored
  • 63- PCM failure - EEPROM write denied
  • 64- Catalytic converter efficiency failure
  • 65- Power steering switch failure

This works great if you dont have the funds to have a scan tool read your codes.
Now if you do happen to have a scan tool or was told what your code was then you might want to check out the folowing links.

 

OBD-II P Powertrain Codes

 

OBD-II B Body Codes

 

OBD-II C Chassis Codes

 

OBD-II N Network Codes


00-05 neon and SRT-4 OBD-II Codes

 

If you happen to have a newer neon with a digital odometer you can view the codes by turning the key to accessory and back without starting the car, three (3) times, On the Fourth (4) cycle leave it on the Accessory position. It should start displaying the codes where your mileage is usually displayed.

The folowing links will point you in the right derections to help correct what issues you might have.

 

OBD-II P Powertrain Codes

 

OBD-II B Body Codes

 

OBD-II C Chassis Codes

 

OBD-II N Network Codes