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Re: Am wanting to change the cabin filter on my suzuki...
Most cars cabin filters if equiped will be behind the glove box,pull glove box out,look near heater box for a small cover plate the width of filter,open and replace,close back up reinstall glove box.
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we dont have swifts here, what engine is there? of the 5 engines/ (transmission are matched to engines) pink =ATF, sure, that is called FLARE, (or false neutrals) the transaxle (A/T) is needing service. at the least a new filter, service inside? if the filter packs the line pressure test fails, so does trans. that slip , also burns up the clutch packs. in most cases. (inside)
It is possible that your car has some blocked jets, the fuel pump/injectors need a retune. Change the fuel filter and do a general suzuki 20 check up. the fault will clear off. I am sure this is a fault linked to the firing/fuel at the low RPM. What you can check is to see the filters, the electric section for poor contacts. Hope you try. Good day
at the bottom of the engine you will see the oil sump its like a tub with a screw that looks like a star you nedd some sort of bucket to catch the oil, make sure the engine is cool put the bucket underneath the sump then unscrew it make sure to catch the screw the oil will come out of the hole leave it for a while till oil is all out then locate oil filter unscrew this, this will want replacing with a new one. (get the new oil filter first then you will know witch one to take off from the engine) replace old for new , screw the screw back into the sump make sure you do this befors you put new oil in when it is in and new oil filter is on put new oil in to the mark on your dip stick and away you go.. hope this helps you. please put feed back on profile for me if this help you bye
Get to know the sister cars. The Suzuki Swift is almost completely identical to the Geo Metro and the Pontiac Firefly: the only differences were that the Metro and the Firefly were available in sedan form and the Swift wasn't. Also, no changes were made to any of these cars between 1995 and 1997. If you look for parts for any of these cars they will work.
Vehicles mentioned: 1995, 1996, 1997 Suzuki Swift 1995, 1996, 1997 Geo Metro 2/3dr 1995, 1996, 1997 Pontiac Firefly 2/3dr
In addition the only things that changed after 1997 were the bumpers and front turn signals (and that the Metro became a Chevy) so taillights for later Swifts/Metros/Fireflies should work as well.
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