Powertrain control module (PCM) software updates are available to correct false fault codes related to the oxygen (O2) sensors and evaporative control (EVAP) system.
Resources for the Repair and Maintenance of your 2004 Suzuki Verona
2004 Suzuki Verona
2004 Suzuki Verona Problems
TCM software upgrade to improve shift quality
Drive Train --
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Poor shift quality of the automatic transmission may be improved by upgrading the software in the transmission control module (TCM).
Erratic Fuel Gauge Operation
Electrical & Lights --
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Erratic fuel gauge readings may be caused by additives in the fuel. Our technicians tell us an improved fuel tank sender unit is available to correct this concern.
Electrical System Failures Due to Wiring Damage
Electrical & Lights --
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Multiple electrical system failures may be due to defective or damaged insulation at the wiring harness inside the left front fender liner. Any damaged wires should be properly repaired and repositioned to avoid further damage.
2004 Suzuki Verona Recalls (Recent)
Driver's Air Bag May Not Deploy Properly
Body, Interior & Misc., October 30, 2003
RepairPal Expert Overview:
The dual stage driver's frontal air bag may deploy in an improper sequence. If the air bag deploys improperly in a crash, the driver could be severely injured or killed. Dealers will install an adapting wiring harness. The recall began for Verona owners October 30, 2003. All Forenza vehicles were repaired before being sold. The Suzuki recall number is KB.
Driver's Seat Belt May Not Buckle Properly
Body, Interior & Misc., September 4, 2003
RepairPal Expert Overview:
A mislocated sensor in the seat belt buckle may prevent the seat belt tongue from being inserted completely into the buckle. In a crash, the seat occupant may not be properly restrained, increasing the risk of injury. Dealers will replace the driver's seat belt buckle assembly. The recall began September 4, 2003. The Suzuki recall number is K4.
Brake Lights May Stay Illuminated
Electrical & Lights, March 16, 2005
RepairPal Expert Overview:
The brake light switch may be knocked out of adjustment if an upward/rearward force contacts the brake pedal. If this happens, the lights would remain on whether or not the brake pedal is applied, and will remain illuminated even when the key is switched off. This condition could drain the battery if left, and increase the risk of a rear end crash since drivers will not know when the brakes are applied. This condition would also disable the automatic transmission torque converter clutch, cruise control, and the traction control system. Dealers will replace the brake light switch. The recall began March 16, 2005. The Suzuki recall number is KF.
Engine May Stall During Deceleration
Engine, September 14, 2004
RepairPal Expert Overview:
A problem with the adaptive fuel control logic may allow air/fuel ratios that are lean enough to cause the engine to stall during deceleration. If the engine stalls without warning, a crash could result. Dealers will reprogram the Electronic Control Module (ECM) on affected vehicles. The recall began September 14, 2004. The Suzuki recall number is KE.
2004 Suzuki Verona Questions and Answers
gmhop, 2004 Suzuki Verona, York, PA
feels like tire but can not see any on tire recently put in air also struts seem to be making noise brakes grab when wet right front
frustratedowner, 2004 Suzuki Verona, Goshen, NY
i am losing oil but cannot see oil spots under my car. oil sending unit was replaced and now i am told my valve cover gasket and oil pan gasket are both leaking. someone said this could be an oil ...
Sexy1028, 2004 Suzuki Verona, Dallas, TX
Why is my head light bulbs are not working on low beam
Sexy1028, 2004 Suzuki Verona, Dallas, TX
How do I change my light bulbs
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2004 Suzuki Verona Reviews
My 2004 Verona is a terrible car...Suzuki should never have built them. I have had problems with about everything on the car like the brakes, transmission, broken handles, paint job (peeling), sensors, gas mileage, etc... A piece of junk!
Bought new, original owner.$18,500. Have 49,000 miles and have not had any of the problems I have read about in other sites. For the price it has been a great value. Only complaint is the lack of loyality to it's customers; dealership dropped Suzuki without any warning or coordination with their customers; Suzuki did nothing to ease the transition; gaining dealership has no history or sense to care about a little thing like customer loyality. I own three Suzukis and will not consider another.