First off..."Take your vehicle to a certified automotive technician"...very intelligent response....Anyway, Start off by cutting off your old one, easiest thing to do no sense wasting time pulling off a whole belt so you can throw it away.
Then, behind your first pulley(Power Steering) is the tensioner. It has a little triangle like spot that you can put an open end wrench on. I used an 11/32, however it was a little big so it might actually be metric. However I didn't have metric so made do.
Put your belt around all of your other pulleys first. They have a lip, so makes harder to try and get on them. Push back on the tensioner (from the top, towards the back of the car) slip the belt over the tensioner pulley, and you are done.
Hope this was more help then telling you to take to mechanic.
By 100,000 miles for sure.
You can put the 2003 bumper on a 2002 car, but you will also need to replace the headlights with those from an 03-05 Neon and replace the hood with that of an 03-05 car.
Yes, valves can bend if the timing belt breaks.
Yes. Valves can bend if the timing belt breaks.
Recommended interval on 1995-1999 Neons is 60,000 miles.
Haynes repair manual, Dodge Neon 2000 thru 2003. Book #30036
Complete 420A/Neon MegaSquirt EMS Kit, will replace your Neon's computer and remove the governor
A 2005 Neon has a timing belt not a chain.
No.
The timing belt on a Dodge Neon should be replaced every 100,000 miles.
No 2003 was a new refresh on the Neon, the shape and curviture are different.
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