Check Engine Light On Problems of Suzuki Verona

Tl-the contact owns a 2004 Suzuki Verona. The contact stated that while driving the check engine light came on and fifteen codes appeared as a text to her cellphone. The vehicle stalled but the contact was able to restart the vehicle and get it home safely. The dealer and manufacturer had not been contacted yet. Since then when the vehicle had been started up all of the lights on the dashboard light up but the service lights say illuminated. The failure mileage was 144,000. Tf.

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The contact owns a 2004 Suzuki Verona. The contact stated while driving at approximately 40 mph, the check engine warning light illuminated. The vehicle was taken to an independent mechanic where it was diagnosed that the emc needed to be replaced. The vehicle was not repaired. The VIN was not included in NHTSA campaign number: 04v396000 (fuel system, gasoline). The manufacturer was made aware of the failure. The approximate failure mileage was 195,000. The VIN was not available.

My 2004 Suzuki Verona currently has 102,000 miles on it, but started hesitating and stalling at 50,000 miles. Upon stopping at an intersection, the accelerator could be pressed to the floor and the vehicle would hesitate for several seconds and then surge forward. It would also stall at intersections at times. The check engine light would light at times, but not always. The local dealership began addressing this issue at 50,000 miles and followed the repairs approved by the Suzuki rep. This led to the vehicle being in for the same issue at least a half dozen times after the initial repair. Suzuki continued to approve partial repairs, but never approved the complete repair of the issue. This resulted in a recurrence as recently June of 2010, and once again partial repairs were approved. Once the vehicle passed the 100,000 mark in September, the issue occurred again, but Suzuki refused any responsibility to further address the issue which left the vehicle un-drivable. The vehicle is currently at 102,000 miles and Suzuki has failed to ever correct the issue, but now will do nothing because the vehicle is out of warranty. Suzuki continued to make partial repairs to my vehicle although they realized that their efforts were failing to correct the issue, and began to do full engine replacements of other Veronas with the same issue.

Periodic low idle miss occurred first for the last several months, occasionally, the check engine light would come on with it for a very short time. Now, the engine stalls out at traffic stops. Have recently been experiencing a forward surge upon pressing on the gas feed from a stop or low speed. I feel that my safety is at risk, I am afraid to make a left turn for fear the car will stop in front of oncoming traffic, be rear ended, or I could surge forward into another vehicle or pedestrian. I do not get any type of warning that this about to occur (the check engine light does not come on typically, and if it does come on occasionally with this problem, it does not light up until after the surge or power failure occurs. I am contacting the local dealership (52 miles away is the closest one).

Engine stalls while in motion and in idle; the engine turns over but has a hard time restarting after stalling; once engine is restarted it attains high rpm's due to late shifting; the engine may or may not return to normal operation afterwards; engine light comes on during stalling and turns off after 24 hours; problem first originated within a week of purchase has had over 13 visits to the repair shop in less than a year with no remedy; Suzuki corp. District manager has been involved but the engine stalling issues still exist.

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The contact owns a 2004 Suzuki Verona. The contact stated that the check engine light would suddenly illuminate and the vehicle would become resistant to acceleration. The vehicle was taken to the dealer, who was unable to diagnose the defect. The manufacturer was not notified of the defect. The failure mileage was 45,000.

Engine knocks, stalls & dies, rough idling, hesitates, jerking, engine surges when stopped. . Dies while slowing down. . Check engine light comes on all the time. Dealer reset computer, replaced throttle body assy, performed TSB & recalibrated pcm, replaced both oxygen sensors.

2004 Suzuki Verona stalled without warning. Days after the vehicle was purchased it stalled on the freeway. The check engine light illuminated. It's been two years since the first incident yet the dealer still hasn't been able to determine the cause of the problem. The dealer has replaced many components (O2 sensor, throttle body engine coil) but none have rectified the problem.

I am the owner of a 2004 Suzuki Verona. Within 2 weeks of purchase this car has been in the shop up to at least 20 times. Check engine light goes on and off every other day or so. That really did not bother me so much. Last winter the car decided to not accept fuel. They fixed the problem after about 2 weeks. For the last 4 or more months this car stalls, it surges, it accelerates above 3000 rpm at stop lights, it almost or does die at intersections, it just decides to not go 60 and slows you down to 40 like the brakes have come on. I carry around my 4 year old everyday in this car I work 60 miles from my home. Everyday I do not know what this car will do and it scares me that my son and I will be in an accident or how will it be like on ice and snow this winter. This car takes a big chunk of my paycheck and I feel it would be better if I didn't drive this car. Suzuki this car is a joke never again would I ever buy another Suzuki anything. I believe this calls for some action on all these people in this situation. Make it right Suzuki.

Engine light came on 10 minutes after I purchased the vehicle on August 6, 2005 it was sputerring and jerking when I tried to accelerate also at low speeds it acts as though it is going to cut off. The vehicle is still under warranty. Took it to the dealer they found cylinder #2 plug failed. They replaced it. 2 days later the engine light was back on I am taking the car back to the dealership tomorrow August 25, 2005.

On or about July 26, 2005, dr. ____purchased a 2005 Suzuki Verona ex from the Suzuki depot. Since that time, the vehicle has undergone a multitude of problems, many of which Suzuki has been unable or unwilling to fix. Since its purchase eleven months ago, the vehicle has exhibited air conditioning problems, car seat warmer problems, car door problems, recurring engine light problems and, most recently, shaking and lurching issues which have rendered the vehicle unsafe to operate. Over the course of the past several months, the vehicle's engine light has been enlightened on a consistent basis. When dr. ____first brought the vehicle in for service, the service department diagnosed a engine throttle problem. Unfortunately, repairs proved ineffective and the problems quickly resurfaced causing dr. ____ to return the vehicle for repair on two additional occasions. Willing to give Suzuki yet another chance, on may 30, 2006, dr. _____ brought the vehicle in for the fourth time as the engine light continued to turn on and off intermittently. What did happen was that the engine issues persisted, causing dr. ______to bring his vehicle to the service department for a fifth time on June 6, 2006, at which time he spoke to service manager johnny viera. Over the course of the past several weeks, dr. _______ has continued to drive the vehicle notwithstanding the engine related problems. Now, however, the vehicle jerks and shakes when driven rendering it potentially unsafe to operate. Frankly, we believe enough is enough and are no longer interested in wasting dr. ______'s time while ineffectual repair attempts are made. The vehicle, quite clearly, can only be considered a "lemon" and demand is hereby made that Suzuki take possession of the vehicle and refund the full purchase price and all associated costs to dr. ____.

Consumer 2005 Verona air bag and check engine lights came on two weeks after purchase. ** a sensor was replaced, however the light came back on again. The radio was not working properly.

Re defective engine for a 2004 Suzuki Verona ex, requesting a defect investigation. The check engine light illuminated since the consumer purchased the vehicle.

The contact owns a 2004 Suzuki Verona. The vehicle stalled when it was idle and when she attempted to accelerate at a stop sign. This has occurred since she purchased the vehicle. The failure does not occur at highway speeds; however, she is uncomfortable with the safety risk involved when the vehicle lost power. On four occasions, the dealer stated that the code isn't being read by the machine and the check engine light is not illuminated. The failure mileage was 11,000 and the current mileage was 25,000.

04 396 000/engine stalling: consumer stated the check engine light illuminated while driving and the vehicle stalled intermittently from acceleration. The dealer was notified concerning this recall notice. The dealer informed the consumer that the recall repairs was made during the last time the vehicle was brought in. The consumer would like to know why her vehicle is still experiencing the same problem.

Consumer had to put a new engine in the car. The check engine light came on before they replaced the engine. The engine light came on 4 times on after they replaced the engine. They replaced some of the sensors. The car was jerking and cutting off every now and then. The consumer noticed the car was riding differently. The ignition has a buzzing sound. They were supposed to fix the tachometer. The air conditioner doesn't work. The drivers side window would continue go down. Smoke was emitting from the exhaust.

Check engine light continues to come on and stay on. The consumer filed a complaint under maryland's lemon law. The consumer would like a new vehicle.

While driving check engine light came on, followed by vehicle stalling. Dealership replaced the 02 sensors 4 times, but failure recurred. Pe04062_cat.

While driving, the check engine light appeared on the dashboard and remained on. Then vehicle would stalled. The driver tried to restart was able to start and drove it home. The next day driver drove the vehicle to the dealer. The mechanic informed the driver that the computer system needed replacement. The driver informed the mechanic this problem has occurred more than once and the problem still has not been resolve. Pe04062_cat.