2007 suzuki forenza smell coming from the aiws vents when i turn on thr heat

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Nov 2, 2010 - 6 posts - ‎4 authors
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Like most motors the tstat is located under a goose neck with typically only two blots that the top radiator hose is connected to with a hose clamp, so you drain cooling system, remove top hose, remove goose neck, carefully remove tstat, take note of the direction, scrape old gasket mating areas, clean thoroughly, install new gasket, reinstall goose neck, Do not Over tighten, reinstall top radiator hose, fill system, start vehicle, turn on heat, check for leaks.....

do the A/C mold killing spray , procedures.
on most newer cars with the filter in dash.
you remove the filter and spray that killer down in there.
this kills the mold in the condesate tray.
also clean the condensate drain tube that goes from (USA) passengers toes to below car, as pool of fresh water as seen
on all cars with A/C running,or parking after.
if the tube cloges water can go stagnent and as the name implies.
stinks bad.

each year can be different.
this information is in the book called the FSM
Suzuki sells it, you can buy them used on fleabay
or go to alldata dot com and read it all online.

bleeder?
by heating parts do you mean, in the cab or in the engine bay.?

The Hazards and flashers both work off the same "combination relay, it is defective, replace it.

If there is heat and no fan (turn on heat and hold your hand next to the vent) then it could be the fuse in the engine compartment. I just fixed mine for $6.00

Are they always on? If so, your break switch button is probably stuck. It is located above the break pedal. It is a chrome looking round cylinder. The break pedal hits the button and turns the light on. That button may be stuck. You can try to loosen it up.

You problem is the fuel pump, which is lo,ated in the gas tank. It needs to be relpaced.

replace the dimmer switch for the headlights.