2005 suzuki verona
Bit of a loaded question, however, is the check engine light on?
If so, list the code. You can get the code for free from Advance Auto or Autozone, although, it's just a code to get going in the right direction.
Could be a variety of problems. Could be the transmission range sensor (because the Verona uses the same sensor as the Forenza and the Reno and is a very common issue) or something more serious, such as a failing transmission.
I hate to say it, but, on something like this, I'd drop a few bucks to have it diagnosed by a reputable shop. $70 in diagnoses could save you more if you were to just try to swapping out parts. Plus, any repair shop should be willing to roll that $70 into the repair should you choose to repair it instead of just making it extra.
I just bought a 2004 verona and it was low on fuel, after I filled it the light came on. It comes on stays on for days, will go off for a day or less and I notice it goes off when tank hits about half full.
how does "Vehicle driven low on fuel or until it ran completely out of fuel" affect this and how do I fix it?
Thanks
I just bought a 2004 verona and it was low on fuel, after I filled it the light came on. It comes on stays on for days, will go off for a day or less and I notice it goes off when tank hits about half full.
how does "Vehicle driven low on fuel or until it ran completely out of fuel" affect this and how do I fix it?
Thanks
Thank you ewashmidas for your suggestions, I will try them.
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