My Suzuki swift is just under 3 years old. I recently replaced a brake light bulb. Since then I have discovered that my dashboard light is not working,although the digital displays are. My tail lights are now not working and although the headlights are working the side lights aren't. Not sure what if any of these problems are related?

usually just pull back trunk mat from back side of trunk where the latch is you should see plastic clips they turn to the left to remove install new bulb and push back in clockwise to lock

Hello, the airbag light in my suzuki swift 96 is allways on, any body knows how to fix the problem. How do i do i need to buy a new airbag or the car can be throug Out !!!! What do you think???? Thanks

Hello, Well there is not much more it could be unless you have a shorted wire or a burned fuse. I would normally think that the turn signal canceler was bad but the 3rd brake light will still work if that is bad so I would check all fuses and for bare or shorted wires.

I just replaced 2 break light bulbs in less than 10 minutes on my 04 Suzuki Verona.

First lift your trunk lid and go to whichever side that needs replacement. There was a pull down attachment that gives you access to the whole assembly.

When you have access to the assembly locate the 2 top bulbs which will be for the brakes. Turn the plastic piece which holds the bulb counter-clock-wise to get to the bulb.

Pull out old bulb(you may have to twist it slightly). I bought a replacement pack which came with 3 bulbs(#1157). Then insert new bulb into socket until firm.

Then put it back into the housing and turn clockwise to lock it in.

Then repeat the same process for the next bulb and your good to go!

If you are having any kind of difficulties with it your owners manual shows you how under bulb replacement.

as changing a tyre has nothing to do with the other faults you describe,try changing the bulb for the brake light.and check rotors/brake pads for wear.

you can first remove the glass of the tail lights. the glass can be removed using a screw driver. then remove the bulb. after that you can fix a new bulb.

follow the wiring loom back to where the two cluster feeds meet and then check their

At the rear of the headlight under the hood, you will see the nylon bulb holder. Squeeze the tab to unlock it, and turn it counterclock wise. Pull it out, and, with out touching the bulb with naked fingers, pull the old bulb out, and put the new one in. The natural oil on your fingers, the stuff that makes finger prints, will cause the bulb to fail prematurely, so, use a paper towel or gloves to handle the new bulb.

My 2006 Verona is doing this too. there is a hold button by the gear shift and evidently I had pushed it in and caused it.

Have you checked to see if this is a wiring problem or maybe a relay problem?

Recently my lights would work on side lights and not anything else and this was down to dodgy wiring and needed a new relay unit.