20 Most Recent 2003 Suzuki Grand Vitara - Page 2 Questions & Answers

Bad glow plugs or coil

read the operators guide yet? google suzuki pit stop. then click that, and bingo.

no symptoms stated. so no context.....zero. no engine. stated. we cant guess engines here (posted 10,000 times) and still no engines ever stated. so ill guess. 2.5L H20 engine. and is here. btw, you can go to dealer dot com and see all parts for all cars. just go there and look, see your engine,they ask in step 2. after year. see page 28 ID 26 , BINGO http://www.fixkick.com/hubs/vitara/new-vit-hubs.pdf on the real photo you can see the gallery to the left of the pump and the hole here clearly. see photo page 5 left bank , no sensor but see that threaded hole to the left CL of filter. mount? bingo 2. the sender checks the pressure dead center on the main OIL Gallery.

Follow the exhaust from the engine rearward. When you find any electrical wiring connected to the exhaust, that's your oxygen sensor.

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50/50 or 60/40 Coolant to Distilled Water (from supermarket) not tap water Have to use the correct coolant for a Suzuki of that year One gallon of coolant & two gallons of distilled water should give you enough to mix small amounts to 50/50 or I use 60/40 Almost ALL coolant you will see in ANY store is really GM Dexcool Spec & NOT for your car The yellow Prestone one size fits all--- is NOT true -- Read the back & compare to dexcool That is what it is chemical wise Your going to have to use Zerex Asian or a Dealer purchased brand Possibly Zerex G-05 I have not researched the correct fluid for you,you do that The Old Green Fluids are not sold in many places any more, for I assume stupid state environmental reasons & transport issues from state to state NO ONE anywhere will be telling you the real truth, because they don't know the answer,not even the professional repair shops,they don't care,to them one size fits all

On the right hand side at the bottom of the dash

which sensor ? there are quite a few

Where is the fuel filter on a Suzuki sx4 sedan please

It may have a ceased pully bearing.

blown fuse. easy.

It's located on the chasis near the tank according to my shop manual.

A bad neutral safety switch would not allow you to start the car at all. This sounds like a shift linkage problem . good luck

try spraying wd 40 into the locking slit may loosen what ever is sticking if not may have to unbolt the belt at the anchor point , follow the piece of belt ,either under seat or on side panel good luck

You need to run a diagnostic scan to see what is going on...the injector control module could be the problem, or a number of other things.

Fuel FIlter - Removal

1. Relieve fuel system pressure.
2. Remove or disconnect the following:
   Negative battery cable Fuel lines from the fuel filter Fuel filter
   

To install:

1. Install or connect the following:
   Fuel filter and tighten the bracket bolt. Note the fuel flow directional arrow. Fuel lines to the fuel filter. Negative battery cable
2. Start the engine and inspect the fuel filter connections for leaks.
   

1. Before servicing the vehicle, refer to the Precautions section.
2. Relieve fuel system pressure.
3. Remove or disconnect the following:
   Negative battery cable Fuel lines from the fuel filter Fuel filter
   

To install:

1. Install or connect the following:
   Fuel filter and tighten the bracket bolt. Note the fuel flow directional arrow. Fuel lines to the fuel filter. Negative battery cable
2. Start the engine and inspect the fuel filter connections for leaks.

Fuel filter is incorporated in fuel pump assembly in fuel tank.

Hope this help.

03 GV its in the operators guide, in the glove box. on all cars there are 3 ways. 1: remove front screws, if present. 2: remove rear screws. 3: pry off cover. front. how to you tell which from what? ans: lack of screws. $4 day pass. https://suzukipitstopplus.com/Products/1041-2003-grand-vitara-owners-manual.aspx the full FSM is there too. see body section. my 04 has only laps on front bumper, ends. and 2 screws, in lens. did you look first?

see 04 pull here http://www.fixkick.com/axles/axle_rear_R&R.html with photos. and pitfalls, and tricks.