If my dodge/plymouth neon engine or at least I think it was, But was lied to from the junk yard. Because the junkyard said, it was in a 1995 neon. so the say that, but then why would it have the aluminum pan that was from 2000 to 2005. So someone switched the engine. I just need to know what year it's from, to make sure it's not the changed cam & crank type sensors and assembly they read Because if it is the first year of the second gen. can I change it back to analog magnetic sensor from the digital one? and same with the crank can I change it back from digital hall effect signal that produces those on/off pulses and on has the ring to read on the block itself however that works compared to the ring being on the flywheel. Yeah I know that does sound to hard to change over so I guess I wasted the money . Maybe they lied about the engine being under 100 thousand miles too! the markings if the starter were removed and the block is cleaned up under the frost plug it reads D N THEN UNDER THAT IT READS 0-07-0 UNDER THAT IT READS 9 AND OVER FROM THAT READS AZ DOES ANY OF THESE NUMBERS MEAN ANYTHING. It does have the aluminum pan so the only hope I got is they didn't make these digital changes on the first 2000 year and the next and hope it's a 2000 year or 2001.
en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Chrysler_1.8,_2.0_%26_2.4_engine OK yeah, I misread the page. Looks like it's called the ECB SOHC from what I can see. I'll change the description and tags. Thank you for pointing that out.
Wiki is just a "U post it" site & has wrong info all the time. The 420a Eclipse engine is NOT the same engine as the ECC engine that's in the Neon, They are somewhat similar but they are not the same engines.
