Fuel Delivery Problems of Suzuki Grand Vitara

Continually upon starting vehicle, go inside and came back out it would not restart. The consumer had to file for bankrupcy and voluntary repo because he could not afford to take the vehicle from state to state to be serviced. Campaign id number : 04v427000.

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The consumer received a recall notice(04v427000) regarding the fuel pressure regulator. No parts were available.

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I have a 2002 xl7 with 11,000 miles tires already have no tread, I also have problems with passenger side window making an awful noise. Sometimes when I give it gas it doesn't respond and will just plain give out on me. . . I suggest no one buy one please it gives SUV's a bad name. If anyone has info on my problems please contact me.

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When starting the car it shakes for two to three minutes and then finally runs normal. Before this it won't start. The dealer replaced the starter but I still have this problem. The dealer says they can't do anything about it unless they can duplicate the problem. So now I have to worry about the car breaking down.

Consumer is calling dealer in regrad to NHTSA recall#01vf011000/ manufacturer's recall 101v14600 for regulator hose. Dealer has been contacted for repairs, but was unable to complete for lack of parts. Please provide further details.

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Consumer is calling in regard to NHTSA recall# 01f011000 mfr# 101v14600 for regulator hose. Dealer has been contacted for repair but has been unable to complete remedy for lack of parts.

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01 v 146 000/fuel pipe fuel hose: unable to get dealer; armory; albany, NY; phone# 518/482-3615 to honor manufacturer's recall because parts were not available. After driving 30 miles to recall repair appointment, dealership informed consumer that parts still were not available, dealership put consumer on call list, consumer called dealer and was told 25 units had already come in but were gone again, still waiting to hear from dealership.

Consumer received notification that vehicle was affected by recall 01v146000. However, dealership has been unable to obtain components from manufacturer to correct the defect.

While driving fuel line broke causing vehicle to leak.