How Do You Fix A Plymouth Neon Cylinder Misfire?
Several problems may cause your Plymouth Neon cylinders to misfire. The problem could be located in the ignition secondary system, carburetor, fuel injection or even the exhaust gas recirculation (EGR) system. Here we will look at the most common sources of cylinder misfire to guide you in finding the particular problem in your engine. Step 1 Check the EGR valve. Make sure the valve is opening and closing. It is common for the valve to stick in the open position and cause the engine to misfire during idle. Warm up the engine; then, working from the engine compartment, rev up the engine by pulling the accelerator linkage by hand as you observe the stem inside the EGR valve. If it does not move, the EGR might need cleaning or replacement. Step 2 Check the idle circuit on your carburetor if you have this system on your vehicle. Dirt and other contaminants may clog the idle circuit, requiring a good cleaning job. Step 3 Inspect the fuel injectors if your vehicle comes equipped with a multi
