Fuel Pump Problems of Suzuki Verona

2004 Suzuki Verona problems with jolting after being stopped. Consumer states that when the accelerator was depressed the engine would not register it right away until about 3 seconds or so then the vehicle would lurch forward. The consumer also stated the check engine light would illuminate as well. While driving, suddenly the vehicle started dropping speed, the engine was running; there was simply no connection between the running engine and the gas pedal. Because the consumer had the cruise control set, the gas pedal lodged into the floor board trying to maintain cruising speed. Several components were replaced to try and resolve the problem such as the transmission, head gaskets, pcv, fuel pressure regulator, fuel pump, catalytic converter, and O2 sensor. The abs light illumined in October 2006. In March 2007 a new abs module was installed.

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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.