20 Most Recent 2005 Suzuki Swift - Page 7 Questions & Answers

if you know what your doing then take out the engine/gearbox as a complete unit.so much easier...

They need to be reprogrammed. You can take the car and the remotes with you to a dealership and have them reprogrammed. Make sure to take both remotes with you.

Sounds like flat spotted tires or wheels out of balance.

Okay first remove the neg batt terminal, now at starter remove wiring from rear of starter or wait until starter is loose if more room is needed there are two bolts holding it, remove both bolts and starter comes out, heres a few pictures to help you. i hope this is helpful.

These devices should reset themselves when you have the proper inflation pressure in your tires.

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It's probably a hydrolic clutch and on those there is no adjustment you'll probably just have to bleed the clutch. There is a bleeder screw similar to one for disc brakes on the top or side of the clutch slave cylinder.

sounds like the cluches are bad

head ofer to AAMCO they give free estaments and good quotes
if you want you can hit the salvage yard

also have a look at the kick down cable it might be sticking

Yes, you can jumpstart the Swift. Anytime you jumpstart a car, please be cautious.

Because of the dangers inherent with jump starting a car battery, we highly recommend using jumper cables specifically designed to help eliminate the possibility of an explosion.
CAUTION:
Lead acid batteries generate explosive hydrogen gases. Keep sparks, flames, and lighted cigarettes away from the area.

Cables should only be connected to batteries with the same voltage ratings. That is... both batteries should either be 6-volt or 12 volt batteries. If for any reason acid contacts eyes, skin, or clothing, FLUSH immediately with large amounts of water. In case of eye contact, see a physician immediately.

Note: If the battery is cracked or appears to be leaking fluids... it's time for a new battery. Be careful as the fluid coming out of the vehicles battery can cause damage to you and or your car/truck.

16mm i think but as for the number ?? take one out and have a look

Yes, that is quite possible.
It takes about 3-5hours.

The wiring may have gone bad in your car. Usually blown fuse and loss of power are the result of this. You may need to inspect the wiring loom underneath the dashboard where most of the wiring for the mentioned devices are located.

Generally you do not want to let them wear anymore than 1/16 of an inch either inner or outer pad. The inner pad will wear a little faster than the outer, but you will want to go by which ever one is thinner. As far as the parameters of new disk, they will have a minimum thickness per DOT standards. The minimum thickness is usually stamped on the disk (rotor), if it is not you can get this info from your local repair shop, or auto supply shop.

check battery in fob may be bad or weak and notify a dealer for ur code setting should not have lost it battery may be new doesnt mean its not defective

like all cars , 1996 to present, same way
1: with code reader or scan tool.
a: any auto store can do it for free or rent tool.
2: pull battery for 1 minute (minus term only)
this way is not interfered.

Hi,

it asks for a qualified service. Now the reasons may be from a simple check due to your mileage, or even a problem which may not yet be visible. It all shows up on computer diagnostics by Suzuki. It´s best you take it to their shop and have it checked.

There is probably a Suzuki forum on the internet. Common problems usually get posted on the forums, and solutions (if any) are discussed.

Another possibility would be to google "speedometer repairs" and see if any of the repair places have a fix for the Suzuki problem.

Hey, this is usualy caused by a plastic gear stripping in the lock assembly, its difficult to repair this and in most cases is more cost effective to replace the lock assembly, removing the door trim can be a pain because you cant get the door open but you can do it especally if you have small hands!