Yea man unfortunately your oem input shaft snapped. mine did the same thing a week ago and i dropped the trans the day after. your options are to source a junkyard used oem input shaft that will most likely do the same thing after some time unless you baby it, which no one buys a srt4 to baby. or you can buy kw billet input shaft with straight cut 1st and 2nd for $1800. Dcr and pwerks also make built transmissions for like 4 grand or more. Finally there is the liberty dog box gearset for $4200. not to mention ACT clutch will be another $1000 or $2000 for the 1" twin disk. Right now im deciding between the kw or liberty dogbox. Sorry about your trans man.I have a 2005 Dodge Neon Srt4 manual turbo! I was driving home and all of a sudden car is in neutral and now it shifts into every gear but won’t move at all any ideas of what to do?
Yea man unfortunately your oem input shaft snapped. mine did the same thing a week ago and i dropped the trans the day after. your options are to source a junkyard used oem input shaft that will most likely do the same thing after some time unless you baby it, which no one buys a srt4 to baby. or you can buy kw billet input shaft with straight cut 1st and 2nd for $1800. Dcr and pwerks also make built transmissions for like 4 grand or more. Finally there is the liberty dog box gearset for $4200. not to mention ACT clutch will be another $1000 or $2000 for the 1" twin disk. Right now im deciding between the kw or liberty dogbox. Sorry about your trans man.
You dont know its the input shaft. It could be the shift selector... it could be an axles... it could be a blown clutch... while the input shafts are known to fail on higher power cars, it rarely (if ever) happens while just driving down the road. The original poster needs to come back and give more information for us to help any farther.Get a reman tranny and 2 new driveshafts. Done!
You dont know its the input shaft. It could be the shift selector... it could be an axles... it could be a blown clutch... while the input shafts are known to fail on higher power cars, it rarely (if ever) happens while just driving down the road. The original poster needs to come back and give more information for us to help any farther.