Auto Neon how did lorraine j fix her key fob/immobiliser prob with the neon?
1997 chrysler neon....2.0 auto.
Hi- you take the fuse cover off and turn key till red light comes on and flashes then remove fuse and replace very slowly till light goes on. Sometimes you just have to keep lightly touching it till light stays on without flashing-then turn ignition on.Hope thats clear enough. The fuse is 2nd from right on top row
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How To Shop For And Find Any Auto Parts You May Need For Your Vehicle
Inevitably, if you own a vehicle you will eventually need parts for it. It doesn't matter if your car is 30 years old or 5 years old, sometimes you have to get additional replacement parts even if it is something as simple as a light bulb. Whatever the case may be, there are numerous places you can look into to find the parts but you want to try to find them at the best price as well.
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