Codes such as these for a 2006 Suzuki Forenza typically represent problems with the car. A P0700 code indicates there is a problem with the transmission control system; this could be a system malfunction. A P0705 code usually represents an issue with the transmission range sensor circuit of the car. When contacting a car mechanic about these problems (which is the highly recommended course of action) you should mention these codes to the mechanic; it could make their job a lot easier.
• What to do if you have a problem with your car
If you find you have a problem with your car, you should firstly assess how serious it could potentially be. If you think it could cause a hazard whilst driving, you should not use the car until a professional mechanic has been consulted. For instance, if you discover you have a flat or popped type, do not drive your car until the type has been refilled or replaced (with problems such as these, driving your car to the garage to be fixed is often an exception to the rules regarding problematic cars).
If you only have a minor problem with your car, you should continue to drive it but get the problem sorted out as soon as possible. For instance, you may discover you have a chip in your windscreen. Whilst this is unlikely to cause you any problems in the very near future, you should get it repaired as soon as possible to prevent the chip developing into a crack (which will be troublesome).
• The 2006 Suzuki Forenza
The 2006 Suzuki Forenza is a five door family car with a sleek stylish design. The car is sold across Europe and America at a variety of car dealerships. With a two liter regular gas engine, the car retails at around $15,000 in brand new condition.
• What to do if you have a problem with your car
If you find you have a problem with your car, you should firstly assess how serious it could potentially be. If you think it could cause a hazard whilst driving, you should not use the car until a professional mechanic has been consulted. For instance, if you discover you have a flat or popped type, do not drive your car until the type has been refilled or replaced (with problems such as these, driving your car to the garage to be fixed is often an exception to the rules regarding problematic cars).
If you only have a minor problem with your car, you should continue to drive it but get the problem sorted out as soon as possible. For instance, you may discover you have a chip in your windscreen. Whilst this is unlikely to cause you any problems in the very near future, you should get it repaired as soon as possible to prevent the chip developing into a crack (which will be troublesome).
• The 2006 Suzuki Forenza
The 2006 Suzuki Forenza is a five door family car with a sleek stylish design. The car is sold across Europe and America at a variety of car dealerships. With a two liter regular gas engine, the car retails at around $15,000 in brand new condition.
