Suzuki Verona 2004 RADIO CODE RADIO PASSCODE COD----4316 2152 4513 4362 1156 2145 3451 6361 5624 5241 3346 1165 3241 4524 5436 5613 1341 2453 1651 5445 2253 3116 4353 1636 5324 1325 6156 4236 3644 2661 5632

p1670 is a communications error between abs module and ecm- ecm does a communications check in first 5 seconds of cycling key from off to on/start. Can be affected by other modules on network, possible causes include but are not limited to bad abs module, wiring, connectors, terminals in connector, chafing of wiring,possible software issue. Recommend clearing codes and waiting for it to become a hard code( sets code EVERY time key is cycled on ) in order to pinpoint- very elusive problem unless setting a hard code

underneath the steering wheel

It doesn't have a dipstick like a normal car. It was to taken to the dealership and lifted up to be serviced.

Open the hood it is a yellow stick below the engine cover

NGK V power

there is not one,the car has to be jacked up on a lift and remove a service plug to check the fluid and it also takes a special type of fluid known as ZF fluid

it means fuel trim on bank 2 has reached full lean limts could be many things air or vacum leak bad cat. coverter or o2 sensor. should have dealer check coputer for latest computer flash update

the code or the 2004 verona is 6361 just turn it on type it in and it will work.

5241

You cannot. It is a sealed transmission with "lifetime" fluid. I took mine to a local mechanic who knew how to change the fluid. The Suzuki dealer charges an arm and a leg to do this. If you do this make sure to get the correct fluid-it matters. You can get the right fluid from a Suzuki dealer.

5w30

Get the code off the radio card and punch in the numers on the radio pre set buttons with the radio and ign key on and the radio will come back to life.

It takes a special type of fluid known as ZF fluid.

My past experience was to call Suzuki with your vin#

Take off the plastic engine cover , take out the bolt that hold the coil , take out the coil.

I fought with my axle nut on 2004 suzuki Verona for hours, then finally checked and it called for 236 ft/lbs.

its on front of head drivers side of car just under edge of plastic intake remove bolt from it and pull out of head

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