Brake Light Switch Problems of Suzuki Verona

Complaint no. 1 the fuel line of my 2004 Suzuki Verona became disconnected, causing me to lose power while I was driving and causing fuel to spill on the roadway. The problem was allegedly fixed by franklin square Suzuki. However, a few months later, the fuel line again became disconnected causing me to lose power while driving and causing fuel to be spilled on the roadway. The problem was fixed by malmstrom Suzuki. Complaint no. 2. The brake pedal switch has become inoperable six or seven times. When the switch becomes inoperable, the brake lights are not activated when I depress the brake pedal. In addition, the transmission lever cannot be released from park unless I use the keyhole override. The problem has been repaired each time (occasionally after a few visits), but nevertheless, has occurred way too many times, even after Suzuki supposedly came up with a fix fro the problem by redesigning the brake pedal switch. The most recent date is indicated below.

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2005 Suzuki Verona driver and passenger side airbag warning light illuminated continuously. Mechanic was never able to repair problem. Vehicle made noise while applying brakes, and cruise control did not work. The air bag malfunction was due to a loose connection, and the cruise control malfunction was due to a problem with the brake light switch. The problem with the air bag light resurfaced again, and the dealer stated the problem was the front seat harness. The third time the air bag light illuminated, the consumer was told it was the air bag assembly. The brake noise was due to warped rotors.

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