1995 DODGE NEON Recalls — Canada & USA

The 1995 Dodge Neon has 6 recalls, with the most serious concerns centered on brake failure and loss of steering: corroding brake and fuel lines can leak fluid or fuel, creating a risk of fire or total brake loss, and a steering column coupler can disconnect after an underbody impact, leaving the driver with no steering control. Brake system issues appear across several recalls. The ABS master cylinder rear seal can allow air into the brake lines, making the pedal feel spongy and extending stopping distances. Separately, rear brake hose mounting brackets can lose their screws, letting the hoses shift out of position and eventually leak fluid, which also reduces braking performance. The powertrain control module, which acts as the vehicle's main computer, can allow moisture inside due to inadequate sealing. When that happens, the engine can stall while driving. This issue appears in two overlapping recalls covering the same underlying defect, one of which also notes that the rear brake lines may sit out of position if the mounting bracket screws fail, connecting it to the brake hose concern described above.