Would need to see it, would guess valve cover. I had the same problem with my 95 neon, if you take the valve cover off (you might need a new gasket, or you can use "red silicone the heat resistant stuff") there should be on the 4 spark plug tubes 4 black plastic seels in my case 2 were broke not a big job at all i just went to a junkyard and got a couple seels for free actually. anyways that is what MY problem was. my valve cover was a little beat up as well a used one from the junkyard was only 20 bucks. you can use any SOHC neon valve cover from 95-99 for your car. or DOHC if you have a DOHC. PS. if one or more of those seels broke try to find as much of the debris as possible around the valve springs I just used pliars to get the broken pieces out. good luck!
Fix it, or have it fixed. Have it diagnosed properly to know what needs fixing. The main possibilites are failed glow plugs, the glow plug harness could have issues or the glow plug controller.
Try you ignition switch my 1998 accord done the same thing and that fixed it
I have a kx 250 dirt bike that keeps fouling plugs on start up. I rejetted it but that still didn't solve the problem. What could be the Problem?
Usually this means you need rings
check the coil
There could be so many problems. Batery, starter, alternator, serpentine belt, no spark... the list is endless. spark plugs? spark plugs?
plugs gone or maybe the coils
bad plugs or wires i just had this problem to or it could be a leak in the exhaust
I don't know the answer but i have the same problem. I have cleaned all the egr system, changed the throttle body gasket, changed plugs, wires, cap and rotor button. I still havent got it fixed. There is a vacuum motor on the very back of the motor, behind the bpt valve, and I'm curious as to if it could be the problem. If anyone has the answer, PLEASE, type it. This has really got me confused to what it could be.
could be core plugs between engine and transmission(freeze plugs)
sounds like you need to change the plugs and wires
Replace the spark plug wires. Also, be on the lookout for something that could cause a lean condition such as vacuum leaks and fuel flow restrictions.