I need to know how to fill the transmission fluid and check the levels in a 2004 suzuki verona as well as what fluid it needs. We had to buy a used transmission and the place we got it drained it so we need to fill it.

auto trans.101
1: check levels by the book, not like engine. RTM
2: check fuses.
3: scan it, or get it scanned. for transmission errors.
if car wont move and RPM goes high as foot presses guess
that is trans slip.
of RPM (engine) does not rise or only tiny,
that is lost engine power, total loss. but idle. (can happen)

some cars as old 2002 dont have sticks.
Forenza, veronas, (04/05 even 2002 Fords
or 2002 saturns.
this keeps the ( kids in the NON ASE SHOPS ) from wrecking
an in warranty transmission, (infamous) (cant blame them,....)
as far back as 1995 BMW !
Many have a check plug on the side of transmission. (some 3)
RTM, that is correct, read the FSM. its all there, and is on alldata dot com. all that.
some cars need a special tool to do that.
and some cars have factory scan tools that check level ) not joking.
the reason are many.
cant read op guides in glove box for (for method hot and how, steps and the correct fluid. to use)
over filling (foams oil /wrecks bearings,etc) under filling (starving beraings and critcal machined parts) and mixing chemistry, not using DEXTRON.
some put motor oil in the ATF fill tube. lunching a nice $3500 trans.
Many got get brake fluid in the A/T and dextron in the brakes.

There is no dipstick to check the automatic transmission fluid in the 2004 Suzuki Forenza. It is checked like a manual transmission. You will have to remove the fill plug underneath the car and then add some new transmission fluid until it drizzels out of the hole.

There is no way to check the transmission fluid or any way to fill it. It is an enclosed transmission and can only be check and/or fill by a mechanic with specialized tool. I was wandering the same thing a while back and called the local Suzuki dealer, along with my personal mechanic and they both said this very exact thing. Unfortunately, if it is low, you won't know until it's a problem.

The hold button on my 2004 Suzuki Verona comes on out of no where flashing and it stops my car from excelerating. I haveto pull over and shut the car off then on in order to contiue driving. After 2k dollars in reapirs over the last 3 months...I just want to know if this feature can be disconnected???? I don't need it. Thanks

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

ESSO LT71141 or TOTAL ATF H50235 Can only be purchased at your local Suzuki dealer as far as I know. But you for sure do want to use the correct fluid so get that fluid and nothing else.

Do you have the owners manual?

Trans fluid should be located near the back right side.A dipstick marked tran or transmission.You add in the hole where the dipstick goes.

Big Problem you may not be aware that Suzuki uses special trans fluid, needs to be silica based for import cars. The Transmission is sealed and requires no maintenance for 100,000 miles, and has a 7 year 100k warranty. If you add the wrong fluid, it will mix with and foul up the good fluid causing sticky, sluggish response from the transmission. This would void the warranty, How did you even loose fluid?

The 04 to 06 verona does not have a transmission dipstick, it is filled with a life time transmission fluid and thus does not need to be filled. If you have leaks and are concerned about the level there is a fill plug. BEWARE these transmissions do no use off the shelf ATF, Check with suzuki for the correct fluid and be sure to bring your checkbook