Air Conditioner Problems of Suzuki Forenza

: the contact stated on three separate occasions, the vehicle would not start in the morning without the accelerator pedal being pressed. The dealership was unable to determine the problem but believed it may have been a software problem that was aggravated by the climate updated 6/16/2006 - the dealer took the car back nd gave the consumer full credit towards another vehicle.

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I bought a brand new 2004 Suzuki Forenza from a Suzuki dealer in tucson arizona on 05/21/04. From the first day we did not feel that a/c was working correctly and was cooling after a approx 30 min drive. I bought a temp gauge to check the vent temp and the reading will not go lower then 50f. All driver's should know that a nice cold a/c should reach 40f at its best performance. We took the car to the dealer and was told that the freon was low and have corrected the problem. The a/c worked good for a couple of days and started performing the same as before. Second time, I took the dealer technician with his digital temp reader on a drive. The outside temp was 106f and the vent temp was 48f. Please note when I went to the dealership the car was running for more then 30 mins. Dealership referred to the Suzuki tech line and told me that there is nothing wrong with the a/c. There explanation was that if the outside temperature is 99f then the vent temp should be higher then 50f and as it was 106f outside, your a/c is working fine. The dealer will not repair or replace a shoddy, cheap air conditioning system. Please check all items on the car prior to buying a Suzuki automobile.

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