2005 suzuki verona ex check engine light stays on

fix brake lights, they must work first
and fuses.

3 posts in a row all same
its answered twice.

Plz check engine coolant temperature sending unit that feeds the computer. (Not the one that controls gauge on dash).

bad A/T
automatic transmissions are complex, and expensive to repair /replace.
take it to an ASE pro.
The suzuki has factory codes too, so you need them for full diagnosis.
that takes a special too, not just your generic P0 codes.
this tells me , the tranny is slipping
tcc not locking up and 3nd and 4 gear , not right ratio.
slips. and that is serious. get a full diagnosis.
5sp M/T/s rule, A/T not.

is this a transmission question, A/T or M/T
or a lack of engine power.
state which, if unsure ask any guy whos ever worked on cars to help.

In the engine junction fuse box #3. It is a 15 amp fuse

no question asked, just a number.
are you asking how to diagnose cars?
or want use to print out the 10 pages in FSM book on this?
why not get car serviced, we cant teach car service online.
we dont know what engine you have, there. 2.0L or 2.5L (matters)
sold in USA as Verona, others as Daewoo Evanda
on the 2.5L this code means
the ETC sensor wires fell off sensor (unplugged)
or they are shorted,(mangled)
or the SENSOR is bad, (not weak) bad, open or shorted inside.

Where do you check the transnational fluid on a 2005 Suzuki verona

Remove the entire foglight assembly check for a loose wire inside the assembly. I had the same problem on mine but it only affected one of the foglights. Also check with a test light at the connector where it connects into the foglight assembly. Also make sure foglight bulbs are properlly tighted.

if its auto look for dipstick and fluid goes in there,under hood