20 Most Recent 2006 Suzuki Swift - Page 9 Questions & Answers

if this is a manual transmission it should take 80-90 weight gear oil,the same as in the differential.if its an automatic trans then us the manufactures required oil as with auto trans oil they have different additives that if the wrong one is put in it can cause problems.

Hi, The manufacturer recommends replacing those shocks at certain age, 10K=1 year. They anticipate that you drive the car the way! I recommend that ou have to go to ur service center and have the shock tested before replacing it, they have the tools and equipment to test those shocks. Either u pay for a brand new one or test it with a minimal charge of testing.
Hope that clears up everything!

Check the belt tension, it could be noisy because it is slipping on the pulleys. If the tension seems ok, you can buy a belt dressing spray which may quieten the operation, but it is probably better to replace the belt as it seems to have become hard and polished to make it squeal. Good luck and please rate this solution.

Your torque converter is faulty. Replace it

yes it can, problem is its expensive. your looking at around 700$+ maybe even more. i have a honda accord 2004 and the torque converter was an expensive repair. it also depends on the car. maybe for your smaller car its less expensive. and it also depends on who you go to with this problem. you can go to a dealer wich will charge you a load of money, or you can go to your local mechanic and have him/her take a look at it. either way you can either save money and have a local repair it, or you can spend more money and have a dealer look at it. the choice is yours .

your best place is your local library in the reference section there should be Mitchel Auto Repair books you can photo copy of what u need but usually can't check them out these are the same books repair shops have although most repair shops have online version of the books but the online versions are real expensive(around $150 a month)

second option is most parts stores sell Chilton or Hayes repair books but don't give no where near the info that the Mitchel books do

Or different tires.

try checking the oil but i suggest you change the oil and filter in the trans if the problem is still present then you have a mechanical failure most likely the torque converter.

This is a problem with one of the sensors. You can take the vehicle to Autozone and they will put it on their diagnostic computer for free. Then they will give you a code of what sensor is bad. It is probably going to be and Oxygen sensor or O2 sensor.

Hi.
It seems that the remote key need a battery change. replace the batteri inside the remote key.

If this is not curing the problem you might be in the situation where the transmitter (remote key) or the receiver (car) is defect.
In this case you need help from Suzuki.

Good luck

You need to take it to Autozone and have it scanned. They will do it for free. They will let you know what is wrong.

immobilisor has come on?? try the spare key and if this doesnt work then its a dealer only job ,tow truck to dealer and let them sort it for you as encrypted software used ,sorry for no quick fix answer