Engine Problems of Suzuki XL7

The contact owns a 2007 Suzuki Xl7. While driving downhill at 25 mph, the vehicle lost power. There was a loss of power brakes and power steering. The vehicle finally decelerated on its own and began to sputter. There were no warning indicator lights present. The road conditions were dry. The vehicle was towed to the dealer, but they were unable to diagnose the cause of the failure. The vehicle was shipped to the manufacturer and the contact was issued case number 1-134-886339. The current and failure mileages were 600.

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I own a 2001 Suzuki Xl7 4x4, 51,000 miles. Suzuki won't honor their warranty for this engine. The warranty is for 100,000 miles or 7 years on the engine. Well, I have a serious problem with my Suzuki Xl7. There is an engineering design flaw in the automatic tension adjustment for the timing chain as noted in a Suzuki internal service bulletin. Suzuki turns a deaf ear and blind eye to this problem. It will cost me $3,000 to fix my car. This vehicle is unsafe to drive, the engine just stopped on me, while I was driving home from work, at 1:00 a. M. , in the morning, on oct. 5, 2005. I was petrified when this happen to me. The dealer is telling me that because other people have worked on it before (spark plugs and wires are all I have had done to it) that they won't honor the warranty but will fix it for a fee. I am now faced with a beautiful vehicle that will not run and still have to make payments to the bank. With no way to get to work and earn income, I am now faced with losing my home. This is Suzuki's top of the line model. I have done some research on the internet and found that they have had this problem since 1999. Please see the link that I have provided. Action needs to taken against them. . Read more...

See all problems of the 2001 Suzuki XL7 🔎.

I own a 2001 Suzuki Xl7 4x4, 51,000 miles. Suzuki won't honor their warranty for this engine. The warranty is for 100,000 miles or 7 years on the engine. Well, I have a serious problem with my Suzuki Xl7. There is an engineering design flaw in the automatic tension adjustment for the timing chain as noted in a Suzuki internal service bulletin. Suzuki turns a deaf ear and blind eye to this problem. It will cost me $3,000 to fix my car. This vehicle is unsafe to drive, the engine just stopped on me, while I was driving home from work, at 1:00 a. M. , in the morning, on oct. 5, 2005. I was petrified when this happen to me. The dealer is telling me that because other people have worked on it before (spark plugs and wires are all I have had done to it) that they won't honor the warranty but will fix it for a fee. I am now faced with a beautiful vehicle that will not run and still have to make payments to the bank. With no way to get to work and earn income, I am now faced with losing my home. This is Suzuki's top of the line model. I have done some research on the internet and found that they have had this problem since 1999. Please see the link that I have provided. Action needs to taken against them. . Read more...