the timing belt on my 2001 dodge neon let go it go fixed then he put in

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spark plugs still not running right? it was a friened that fixed it now we're not speaking he gave me my $ back how much would this cost to fix it right
 
did he replace the timing belt or just put it back where it was supposed to be?if he just put it back that's your problem,once they jump they need to be replaced.if he did replace it then he might not have lined it up right.they have to be just right for the vehicle to run properly. there are other things it could be but these are your most likely culprits

price i'm not sure on because it varies from garage to garage
 
make sure it is the exact spark plugs.. Make sure the put the timing belt in correctly. Also, possible you have some severe valve damage. Intake or exhaust valves could have seized up... I had 16 valves on my vehicle replaced, the cylinder head was redone, and with labor and parts, went for 1000. It would have been 2400.00 at dealer, I happened to know someone who gave me a deal. Best bet would be take it to a reputable, honest mechanic in the area. Have them take a look. Sounds like the engine lost time...
 
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